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Title: Photoshop
Post by: Gamble on August 16, 2010, 23:36:10
Anybody good on the old photoshop?

I need to see how something looks before i go ahead with the stihl saw..

Title: Re: Photoshop
Post by: Mareng on August 17, 2010, 07:42:42
if you post a pic and say what your planning we can have a go  :D
Title: Re: Photoshop
Post by: Saffy on August 17, 2010, 09:16:25
lets all have a play with our virtual crayons
Title: Re: Photoshop
Post by: Gamble on August 17, 2010, 18:47:30
Hookay stuff the pics i can't get them to upload as me and technology are not suited together.

Basically what i'm looking for is a pic of a disco 1 front (upto just past the front doors) and a 90 hardtop rear finishin just after the rear wheels. If it could be done all the same colour aswell that would be cool. Just need to know if it looks resonable before i get carried away and cut things up.

Cheers
Title: Re: Photoshop
Post by: 300TDi Disco on August 17, 2010, 19:18:57
I am sure I seen one on the A14 heading towards kettering. Mite be a Mud-Club member. It did look a little strange to be honest.
Title: Re: Photoshop
Post by: Gamble on August 17, 2010, 19:37:11
Yeah i just wanna see what it looks like so if i like it i can start building it. Got a rough idea what i'm looking for and know what it gonna be used for.
Title: Re: Photoshop
Post by: Mareng on August 17, 2010, 20:13:24
Tis a bit rough, I've got a lot on  :^o

(http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e266/bsteve101/discodef.jpg)

Had to take lots off the length.  Trouble with photoshop is that you can make anything look half decent, doing it in the metal is whole different ball game.
Title: Re: Photoshop
Post by: Gamble on August 17, 2010, 23:22:44
Ehm.. cheers gives me a rough idea of what it might look like anyway.

Yeah photoshop can make things look good. I'm only doing it for something different from my mates (monster pick-ups, tray backs the usual) so i thought lets get a v8 disco and cut the back body off then get the rear from my mates old 90 and put that body on and see what we get. I've got all winter to do it so measure twice cut once and if it looks [!Expletive Deleted!] or anything i'll just make it a trayback.

Cheers again
Title: Re: Photoshop
Post by: Saffy on August 18, 2010, 07:55:43
erm  [-X

Title: Re: Photoshop
Post by: Gamble on August 18, 2010, 17:53:40
cheers saffy. Pretty sure that i'm gonna do it now. Well after the harvest when i get my shed space back.

Maybe i'll take off the whole disco roof from the doors back and make a lower roof but i'll see what happens when i get to it. :afro:
Title: Re: Photoshop
Post by: Gamble on August 18, 2010, 18:16:19
Wellllll. actually the more i look at it the uglier it becomes. So maybe i will take almost everyone i have spoke too's advise and not do it.

Hmm how easy would it be to make a freelander run the disco's axles, gearbox's and V8. Also i have a lift kit for a disco lying in my bedroom. Could this be made to fit????? Just wondering as like was said wanna have something out of the ordinary.

Cheers
Title: Re: Photoshop
Post by: Mareng on August 18, 2010, 18:35:05
The 'Dlander' has been done

(http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2169/3539352334_ae341f84d8.jpg)

freelander shell on a Disco chassis I believe
Title: Re: Photoshop
Post by: Brett69 on August 18, 2010, 23:56:59
That Dlander looks awesome  :clap:
Title: Re: Photoshop
Post by: DoubleTop on August 19, 2010, 00:17:46
there was a dlander in blue at the Abingdon festival and shortly afterwards his was featured in one of the magazines.

DT.
Title: Re: Photoshop
Post by: Disco Matt on August 19, 2010, 12:00:09
It does strike me as one of the neater hybrids you could make - the Freelander, for all its limitations, is a very compact and fairly light vehicle, so on a Disco chassis you'd have superb approach and departure angles.
Title: Re: Photoshop
Post by: MudRat on August 19, 2010, 19:51:14
the d lander is a fibreglass shell, not just a simple bolt on.
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