AdR Speedworks 1961 Chevy Corvette for Kenmo by Richardphotos

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I know the sheering wheel is really skinny. nothing I could do about it, but still a superbly designed Corvette Pd-Metals Poser Materials

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Comments (17)

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Radar_rad-dude

12:18AM | Sun, 21 July 2019

Nice dedication image, Richard! That is a great model! I have it too. I had forgotten about the skinny steering wheel. Yeah! It does look like a little wheinie! LOL! So I went into Poser and took the torus out of the primitive props and sized it to fit over that skinny little steering wheel. Then I parented the torus to the steering wheel. Looks a lot better now in my estimation. Just thought I would share that with you.

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MagikUnicorn

12:20AM | Sun, 21 July 2019

LOVELY

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rajib

2:14AM | Sun, 21 July 2019

Very cool car, Richard. Yup, the steering looks very skinny. Radar_rad-dude technique should work well for you.

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STEVIEUKWONDER

2:22AM | Sun, 21 July 2019

Nice car, no matter what size the wheel! lol It's not the size of it, it's what you do with it! Now, where have I heard that before?

Richardphotos

6:43AM | Sun, 21 July 2019

not the size of the ship, it is the motion of the ocean!

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Kordouane

3:06AM | Sun, 21 July 2019

Beautiful car

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ikke.evc

4:05AM | Sun, 21 July 2019

Nice Vette. Yep, Radar_rad-dude's technique would suffise.

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rainbows

6:29AM | Sun, 21 July 2019

sleek looking car, dear richard. Excellent work. Hugs for all day. DiDi. xx

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kenmo

8:15AM | Sun, 21 July 2019

Superb.... Sadly I've only had my 1960 Corvette out once this summer. Terrible spring and too busy with other things & interests. When I retired I thought I would have more time for leisure pursuits. Boy was I wrong...

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