Cristina, ain't she hot? by Richardphotos
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my version of "Christine" the movie of a car that has a female personality. she is very jealous of anyone wanting attention of her owners and kills them., this model is the same year and make of Christine "Plymouth 1958". I have been watching the movie and finished this afternoon. I usually watch movies until I get tired of sitting, then I pick up where I left off. I have not been to a theater movie for probably 25 years
JudibugDesigns Ernesto. her name will not appear under credits. other vendors name sometimes fail to appear
the Plymouth model's name is Immortal Elegance. I think the model creator had the movie in mind with flames on the dash. I made the "on fire" headlights and use a sunset photo (mine) for the flames on the floor
I enjoyed doing this and hope you may get a chuckle
Comments (16)
Very well done !
LOL Really hot!!!
It is very good!
Good image. It's a good film and Alexandra Paul was pretty hot.
well done.
Bad to the bone! Now the self repair mode, that would be something interesting to have. Nice one.
Be careful Christina can be very possessive.Lol Super idea,excellent done,love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Awesome scene!
Great render!
Nice tribute to the movie !
Very cool image! Well done!
Really well done, Richard! A car like that I don't need! LOL
Very nice and well done
I really like the garage feeling of this place, and the dark garage lighting. Then you've brought out the red of that car to where it's blasting right in our faces---love that car. With Rod, I couldn't drive a car like that either---in Chicago, I'd have every teen and their friends following me. Great job on this scene.
Awesome!