I was going to make another post for my most recent car, but have decided to just make a garage page here in the Fantasy Paint Booth section. I’ll update this post as I make new liveries.
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I haven’t finished any new Star Wars liveries yet, though they are in various stages of being completed. I’ve been mainly focused on doing some original non-Star Wars liveries. Please, if you like anything, look up my GT in Forza 5 and grab anything you like. Please take a minute to Like anything you do actually like, it would be much appreciated!
2012 Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 painted to resemble Samus Aran’s gunship from Super Metroid. I used a yellow/dark orange metallic base and did my best to achieve a 3D effect with the panel lines. No body kit or wings are needed to complete the look of this livery.
1997 Nissan Skyline GT-R V-Spec painted with a Killer Instinct Jago themed livery. Brushed steel was the base. Jago’s shoulder Tiger Spirit tattoo was recreated on the rear 1/4 panel. The KI and Killer Instinct logos were outlines to let the brushed steel come through, and then shaded for a 3D effect.
1965 Shelby Cobra 427 S/C painted with a The Legend of Zelda, Majora’s Mask livery. I used medium wood as the base, and tried to make the paint resemble old oil paint on the wood, and stain for the horns and exposed wood. To make the eyes visible, you’ll need to be using Forza aero. I recommend Compmotive ML wheels painted dark wood grain since they resemble Skulltula legs.
2013 Caterham Superlight R500. I basically made the thing into a Snap-On tool box. Not the most intricate design, or the most complex, but I actually really like the end result. So far it’s been the best use of the diamond plate paint I have come up with.
1970 Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1. It’s Tracks from the original Transformers cartoon. Some transformation lines were left out because the design became too busy.
1990 Chevrolet Camaro Iroc-Z. This livery is a reproduction of Matt Trakker’s Thunderhawk from the 1980’s cartoon ‘Mask’. I used a chrome base, and layered groups of 80% opaque shapes together to make the paint appear like plastic, only the “guns” at the base of the doors were left in chrome.
Thanks for taking a look!
love those last 2 designs very RCC