2010 photoshop thread
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I understand what you're talking about now, That would take away the Mustang's signature Classic Shark Nose look. That would almost give it a similar look to the Fox Bodies, or SN-95's. The reason Ford got away from the Shark Nose look for those years was for Pure Aerodynamic reasons. They've figured out how to make the Shark Nose more Aerodynamic than before.
But is this what you were going for?
But is this what you were going for?
Well, let's see how that looks.
Last edited by Mas35NYR; Dec 3, 2008 at 03:29 PM.
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Good Photoshop, but Ughhhhh In My Opinion That Looks Terrible! It Doesn't fit the Design of the Car At All. Too Rectangular and Big
The Original Looks Much Better To Me.
The Original Looks Much Better To Me.
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The biggest problem with that photoshop job is that it addressed the funky taillight shape (although his retangular version is too big) without fixing the lines of the rear bumper. It makes the back end look awkward like that...
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Yeah, looks better, but something still doesn't look quite right about it... not sure what though..
But either way, I love that the taillights are no longer that funky shape anymore.
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Good Try, it's Still a Good Photoshop but It's Still Just Not Right. It's Too Rectangular. Look at how close the top Outer Corners of the Lights are to the Edge of the Fenders. The Uniformity of the Bordering Sheet Metal is Lost.
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I will admit as I'm seeing more of the car it has grown on me more but still doesn't invoke the, "OMG, I MUST, NO I WILL have this Mustang" like when I first laid eyes on my 05'. Please, people at home and at work were tired of listening to me go on and on about it. No matter what it's still a MUSTANG
lmao @ Stangtroopers!
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Modifying the license plate pocket similar to that FR500 is what I always thought would make the rear of the late SN-97's seem more refined looking. It's always small details like this that can make or break a design. Designers were so busy squaring of every corner of the 1994 design that they went too far and created a very crude clumsy plate pocket.
The license plate pocket of my 1999 Mustang was certainly an eye sore looking like it was designed to accommodate a giant plate. I could understand stretching it wide to accommodate Euro plates for export but the extra height AND the dip in the bumper was overkill. It was always an eyesore that you had to live with.
The license plate pocket of my 1999 Mustang was certainly an eye sore looking like it was designed to accommodate a giant plate. I could understand stretching it wide to accommodate Euro plates for export but the extra height AND the dip in the bumper was overkill. It was always an eyesore that you had to live with.
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