1954 Chevrolet 210

[younglion]

great work as usual

[P A L A T]

Thanks younglion

And here are the 2door sedans:




The Club Coupe had its last year in 1953, the shorter roof and smaller backlight definitely did not match the restyling. It was so... early Fifties' (-: -- here is a couple of renders of the 210 version with Bel Air hubcaps to add some pizzaz:





What if the bodystyle had made it for 54? Here is a simulation in Bel Air trim and a sunvisor.

[pedro.malheiro]

the fisrt one is the best for me but they all looks great... congrat.

[tom120934]

Impressive work as usual.

One critic about the second render : the hood front edge doesn't match the chrome surrounding of the air intake. I don't if it's supposed to be that way.

[tiberius]

I was waiting for the coupes! I love the what if Club Coupe for 54. true the roof of the club just does not fit the rounder shapes of the newer body. think it is great that you do the variants of models,especially good for those younger modelers out there who may not have seen such cars. one of my Neighbors still drives his 1942 Plymouth sedan, and it's still 6 volt system.

[ibeam]

i was waiting for the 2-door. any chance of you showing some wires? i never understood how to get the front fender on early 50s cars.

ibeam

[P A L A T]

thanks pedro!
tom - right, will correct it. Actually it's the grille bar that is faulty.
tiberius - next time you're near that 42 Plymouth knock on the fender and feel the iron! (-:
ibeam - here is a wire. I started with an octagon located where the headlight is to create the whole car. Compare with the Coupe in slanted image. The coupe is an ancient model. I started it with a hexagon, which limits things a bit...

[ibeam]

cool, thanks a lot for sharing that. i've been wanting to model a car like this but i never figured that out until now.

ibeam