1950 Chevrolet Bel Air by NURMer
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Description
The Bel Air debuted in 1950 and was an instant success. This model was adapted from the fastback Fleetline, by deleting and rebuilding the whole greenhouse/trunk area.
The color combination of Grecian Grey over Empire Red is not factory standard, but looked so appealing i had to use it.
Hope you like it and thanks for watching.
Comments (17)
Incredible looking render & a fantastic piece of modeling,great contrasting colours quality work!!!
Highest quality work..as usual. Colors are great.
As always, amazing. Have you done any tutorials?
Another masterpiece! Excellent as always!
Very well done by you. 5+.
Wonderful work yet again,any sign of the " Rover 90".Carn't wait to see you weave your magic with this heavy, for a British car.Wonderful luxury,great to drive.Thankyou Alec
Exquisite modelling...!!!
I absolutely love this, the modelling, the colour scheme, the render and those white walls all stunning.
This is absolutely beautiful work. Good job.
Superb render of a true icon.
SWEET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I like your cars, your work and your renders( lights and backgrounds ).
I used to own one very similar to this. Mine was a 52. The styles didn't change much until 55. And my next car was a 58. I loved my old 52. So round, so big, so solid. It was a monster. Mine came with a 6 cylinder, and I promptly put a V8 in it, just to have enough power to get it around. Wonderful cars but extremely heavy and underpowered. One of the best cars you could ever take a date to the drive in with. I've been in apartments in Japan that were smaller. In this case, your roof seems a little low to me. Just a tad higher maybe. I'm still waiting for someone to model a 65 Foed Econoline van I can get my hands on. My all time favorite vehicle, and I am not a car modeler lol. If I had a model of that van, though, I'd use it a lot. I only owned like, 6 of them over the years.
Thanks all for the kind comments! bonestructure - i have already modeled the 52 Bel Air and will post it soon. Thanks for your crit, i will check the roof height: i work from photographs so some distortion may have fooled me. 65 Ford Econoline, a funny-looking car. Took note, someday might give it a try.
Excellent!!!
Wow, incredible and I love the color on this one!
Fantastic model! well done!