Best I can do.

I guessed at the pivot point, it's probably wrong. It is turned, but not tucked in the wheel well correctly.

No worries. I didn't think of you as a hater, just addressing the ones who are. I thought I heard they're doing right hand drive, so you may have a chance to see it for yourself.

It's turning to compensate for the awesome torque.

I respect your opinion of the car's design, but not your childish, dismissive, and uninformed assessment of my experience.

Burnout, bitches!

You are probably right about that, but when I black it out, I don't like it as well. I've encouraged anyone with the "chops" to go ahead and retouch it to make it better, few have taken on me up the offer, unlike those in the Mustang community.

If modeling/revealing/spoiling both the 2005 and the 2015 don't count as just starting out, then yeah, I'm a real amateur. It's not intended to fool anyone into thinking it is real, just to show the proportions and cut lines disguised by the camo. Yes, Animation Master is not a high end 3D modeling program, but it is…

white pearl, sorta

While I was proven right on the Mustang, I had insider info to help me. I strictly used camos and intuition for the Camaro. Not that I wou LOVE some inside info for refinement. Haters need to understand, these ARE the gen6 proportions. I've explain before that being off only a little (and I certainly am) can make a…

It's not only a photoshopped gen5 handle, it's just flopped and extended because I was in a hurry.

Be my guest

And black coal if you've been bad.

White Christmas.

I've since modified the quarter window with some new information. This one has real Camaro wheels. Headlights and taillights are pure guesses and I am positive GM's will look a ton better than these.

"For $6,995, this 1980 Toyota Corolla shakes off the beige"

Hey Siri!

I saw this exact Peterbuilt filling my rear view mirror yesterday and got the chills.

We used to lovingly refer to the off campus area as the UD Ghetto. The administration doesn't like it much and has bought up much of it and tried to tame it.

You have no idea how many couches those "jackboots" saved. It's kinda our thing. The only ones unhappy about this in Dayton are furniture stores.