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Joined: Nov 2001
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From: Pennsylvania
Very nice! 
How did you make that globe? (basicly)
I play around in Photoshop here & there.......
Here are a couple of things I did recently: (kinda over-kill, hehehe)
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My daily driver/winter ride that was supposed to be basic transportation, but couldn`t leave well enough alone.
In the family since new, recently aquired in May, this 323 was pampered to the extreme since day one. Babied to the point where it`s still on it`s first set of replacement front brake pads and the rear shoes are original. I mean they would even go the long way around to get home on smooth roads to avoid the cobblestone roads, hehehe. Has 115,000 on it and drives like new. It is a very stripped down model, the only 2 options were A/C and Rear Defrost. The car is in mint condition minus the normal wear & tear you get with 13 year old cared for paint driven year round.
I didn`t want to put a ton of cash into it, and didn`t want to do any serious modifications. I just wanted to make it a more enjoyable car to drive everyday, customize it in a "factory like manner" of my own creation with plenty of gadgets and have it stand out from other 323's.
I set my budget at $1000 and wanted to see how much I could do for that amount of cash using 20 years of experence, connections, bargin shopping, and of course....... E-Bay.
It`s about 85% complete over the last 90 days and only have a few more things to add from the list. (pedals, mirror, rims & tires)
I was very suprised I got that far with a grand.
Most of all, it is fun to drive now!
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How did you make that globe? (basicly)
I play around in Photoshop here & there.......
Here are a couple of things I did recently: (kinda over-kill, hehehe)
1
2
My daily driver/winter ride that was supposed to be basic transportation, but couldn`t leave well enough alone.
In the family since new, recently aquired in May, this 323 was pampered to the extreme since day one. Babied to the point where it`s still on it`s first set of replacement front brake pads and the rear shoes are original. I mean they would even go the long way around to get home on smooth roads to avoid the cobblestone roads, hehehe. Has 115,000 on it and drives like new. It is a very stripped down model, the only 2 options were A/C and Rear Defrost. The car is in mint condition minus the normal wear & tear you get with 13 year old cared for paint driven year round.
I didn`t want to put a ton of cash into it, and didn`t want to do any serious modifications. I just wanted to make it a more enjoyable car to drive everyday, customize it in a "factory like manner" of my own creation with plenty of gadgets and have it stand out from other 323's.
I set my budget at $1000 and wanted to see how much I could do for that amount of cash using 20 years of experence, connections, bargin shopping, and of course....... E-Bay.
It`s about 85% complete over the last 90 days and only have a few more things to add from the list. (pedals, mirror, rims & tires)
I was very suprised I got that far with a grand.
Most of all, it is fun to drive now!
<S>
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Joined: Sep 2001
Posts: 1,667
From: Centennial, Colorado
The globe was made using a "carbon fiber" effect using a grid. It's really easy to do... When I get my computer back up (@home is down in colorado so i'm on a diff computer with a dialup connection) i'll send you the link to a site i find cool effects at. 
For now, try http://www.eyeball-design.com for some photoshop tutorials.
For now, try http://www.eyeball-design.com for some photoshop tutorials.
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Posts: 192
From: Eugene Oregon
Eyeball-design.com rocks I found it by accident one day :P Also try , not very informative but they have some really cool links.www.deepspaceweb.com
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From: Centennial, Colorado
www.phong.com for the globe stuff.
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