Step 1 The first step was to
find a suitable base car. The being created was a open top sports car, so
the newly released pictures of the "Renault Wind" fitted this situation
perfectly. The standard Wind has many fantastic attributes such as it's
futuristic front lights and it's sweeping tail end.The
main things I disliked about the car was the front Renault badge, the way in
which the body curved in behind the front wheel and the general way it
looked a lot less beefier than what it could be!
A new set of much larger and more aggressive alloy wheels would look more at
home on this car aswell.
Step 2 I began to draw down
some ideas on the car, as to where the body kit would be and how large it
would be etc. It took a few atempts to get it perfectly right, but
eventually I decided where I was going to head with the style
of
it.
I decided to keep the paint the same colour.
Step 3 I firstly drew up the
front bumper, creating the small spats that come out from the side, and
creating a nicely curved middle vent. At the same time, I removed the
Renault badge, this allowed the front to look a lot
smoother
and tasteful. The job now was to make the side look as nice as the front!
Step 4 The side profile was
eventually decided upon. The door line was left virtually as it was
originally. I added vents to both the side skirt areas and the front panel
just behind the front wheel. Now it was just time for large
wheels
to be added!!
Step 5 And there we have
it... the finished article, complete with BMW rims!
The
main things I disliked about the car was the front Renault badge, the way in
which the body curved in behind the front wheel and the general way it
looked a lot less beefier than what it could be!
of
it.
smoother
and tasteful. The job now was to make the side look as nice as the front!
wheels
to be added!!