flame'n harley
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Just curious, what do you use for your drop shadows/fades on small surfaces like that?
02-21-2003, 02:51 PM
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Nice....I had a flame job done on one of my trucks awhile ago. Awhile ago, it's been about 20 years ago !!!! D*mn, I must be getting old !!!! Wardey
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02-21-2003, 02:55 PM
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Dave...She's beautiful,great work!!!!! Augie
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02-21-2003, 05:25 PM
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wardy- pretty cool truck man. what ya have in it for power 
Mika- i use PPG's Radiance and House of Color for all my candy's and pearls. for this one i layed down the yellow base than a fine gold pearl. after that i do all my shading and shadows in candys mixed very thin with dbc-500 blending clear, that allows me to sneak up on the fades without getting that pixelated spotty look. also where the flames cross i do a little tape trick that gives the 3D look.
388- drop it off man
. . i got all kinds of cool graphics float'n around in my head just wait'n for a place to go. this one took about a week or so
thanks everybody for your comments. makes me think i kinda know what i'm do'n once in a while
Mika- i use PPG's Radiance and House of Color for all my candy's and pearls. for this one i layed down the yellow base than a fine gold pearl. after that i do all my shading and shadows in candys mixed very thin with dbc-500 blending clear, that allows me to sneak up on the fades without getting that pixelated spotty look. also where the flames cross i do a little tape trick that gives the 3D look.
388- drop it off man
. . i got all kinds of cool graphics float'n around in my head just wait'n for a place to go. this one took about a week or so thanks everybody for your comments. makes me think i kinda know what i'm do'n once in a while
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02-21-2003, 05:30 PM
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Originally posted by glassdave
Mika- i use PPG's Radiance and House of Color for all my candy's and pearls. for this one i layed down the yellow base than a fine gold pearl. after that i do all my shading and shadows in candys mixed very thin with dbc-500 blending clear, that allows me to sneak up on the fades without getting that pixelated spotty look. also where the flames cross i do a little tape trick that gives the 3D look.
Mika- i use PPG's Radiance and House of Color for all my candy's and pearls. for this one i layed down the yellow base than a fine gold pearl. after that i do all my shading and shadows in candys mixed very thin with dbc-500 blending clear, that allows me to sneak up on the fades without getting that pixelated spotty look. also where the flames cross i do a little tape trick that gives the 3D look.
02-22-2003, 12:06 AM
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Geeeze Dave.....ok, It had a 468cu/in - 500 som'thin HP big block, TCI Turbo400 w/ a 3200 stall converter (I think, it's been a long time), Dana 60 rear w/ 5:86 Detroit Locker, 5:89 Dana 44 front w/ True Trac, and.......hell I can't remember but I know I spent every single paycheck on this truck !!!! And I think I was a total of 21" of lift......I do remember after I did the Dana 60 conversion that I had to have custom 15x14 8 lug wheels made......but I could still smoke the tires and chirp when I hit second with the B and M shifter. I blew alot of cars away with this truck. Do we get older..........? 1976 or something -
02-22-2003, 05:18 AM
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Very nice flames. You really get me thinking as I go out in the garage and look at my "Plane Jane" RoadKing. Heck, I thought it looked great........till I start to look at nice custom work like this.
Great Job
Great Job
