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Dip your parts with awesome new Graphics
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dipping your parts in graphics?
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Xdisaster240sX
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sx moneypit
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Re: dipping your parts in graphics?
Wheeler Dealers did some wheels like that on an RX7 project.Very cool.
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Re: dipping your parts in graphics?
It's just so satisfying seeing it go in....
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Re: dipping your parts in graphics?
Why the crap are they having a human do the dipping? ROBOTS PEOPLE.
Also, every one of those wheel graphics made me want to hurl.
Also, every one of those wheel graphics made me want to hurl.
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Re: dipping your parts in graphics?
It's not something a robot could handle without driving the cost up way too much. The chemicals needed for it are already expensive enough, also the artistry and chemistry knowledge needed to do it right is also very complex. You're only seeing the very end of the process.
This is also how the military applies its pixel camo to their helmets, if I'm not mistaken...
This is also how the military applies its pixel camo to their helmets, if I'm not mistaken...