|
(PICS) Another AutoBuffs Hoodliner!!
We just finished this one up for another Forum Member.
Almost gave me chills when our Airbrush artist brought it into the office after he completed it. What do you guys think? :blueangel: http://i161.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/DSC01591.jpg http://i161.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/DSC01592.jpg http://i161.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/DSC01593.jpg http://i161.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/DSC01594.jpg http://i161.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/DSC01595.jpg http://i161.photobucket.com/albums/t...nn/ab_anim.gif John@autobuffs Auto Buffs LLC. 2 Kerry Ct,; Suite E Southampton, NJ 08088 OFFICE_609-859-0900 CELL_856-776-3079 www.autobuffs.net Custom Painting & Airbrushing Pinstriping Custom Detailing Car Audio Mobile Electronics & Video Remote Car Starters / Alarms Authorized HRE / IFORGED Dealer Authorized East Coast Supercharging Dealer Authorized TireRack Dealer Authorized Carravaggio Dealer Authorized Lewis Five Dealer |
That is awesome work. if it was mine I would rather hang it on a wall instead of putting it under a hood. Thanks for sharing.
|
Awesome :thumbs:
|
:thumbs::thumbs:
|
:flag: NICE WORK :flag:
|
WOW! :eek: :flag:
I just noticed the grass blowing under the chopper....amazing stuff |
Very very nice :thumbs:
|
I like my hood liners with big bewbies :rofl:, but the highlight and shadow work is superb. The statue looks almost lifelike.
|
Very nice, I like it
|
That’s my hood liner.
In 1966 I was a combat medic with the 1st Air Calvary in Vietnam that is why I selected to show the Medivac Huey in the back ground. But the main tribute is to the Vietnam Memorial Wall honoring our soldiers who “Gave It All” and never will be forgotten. Allow me to explain why I chose this design. When my fellow soldiers and I had time to relax and think about home, we talked about the things we would do when we returned home. Things like never stop hugging our gals, take that motorcycle trip cross country, buy the Corvette we always dreamed about, or just sit around doing nothing all day but drinking cold beer. I was one of the fortunate ones that made it home and was able to fulfill some of those dreams. One dream took me 40 years to fulfill, that was to buy my Corvette which is a 2009 C6 I purchased last August. When I joined Corvette Form I started to see a lot of custom painted hood liners. I was directed to Autobuffs’ web site where I saw some fantastic works of art and that’s what got me started on my hood liner project. I contacted Jan at Autobuffs and told her what I was looking to do and Jan started to make my ideas into reality. You can see for yourself that Kevin their artist is a master with that airbrush. A fellow form member said this looked too nice to be on the hood of my Corvette and should be hung on a wall. On a wall only I would see it, I wanted it to be a tribute to all of my fellow Vietnam Veterans and to the real heroes who Honor This Wall. I will show this everywhere I go so no one will forget who the “Real Heroes” of this country really are. God Bless the USA………… and God Bless those who “Gave It All” From, IMA-VET |
WOW, truly amazing work right there!!! Im speechless
|
:flag:FANTASTIC:flag:
|
:thumbs::flag: Outstanding.
|
Originally Posted by IMA-VET
(Post 1573712005)
That’s my hood liner.
In 1966 I was a combat medic with the 1st Air Calvary in Vietnam that is why I selected to show the Medivac Huey in the back ground. But the main tribute is to the Vietnam Memorial Wall honoring our soldiers who “Gave It All” and never will be forgotten. Allow me to explain why I chose this design. When my fellow soldiers and I had time to relax and think about home, we talked about the things we would do when we returned home. Things like never stop hugging our gals, take that motorcycle trip cross country, buy the Corvette we always dreamed about, or just sit around doing nothing all day but drinking cold beer. I was one of the fortunate ones that made it home and was able to fulfill some of those dreams. One dream took me 40 years to fulfill, that was to buy my Corvette which is a 2009 C6 I purchased last August. When I joined Corvette Form I started to see a lot of custom painted hood liners. I was directed to Autobuffs’ web site where I saw some fantastic works of art and that’s what got me started on my hood liner project. I contacted Jan at Autobuffs and told her what I was looking to do and Jan started to make my ideas into reality. You can see for yourself that Kevin their artist is a master with that airbrush. A fellow form member said this looked too nice to be on the hood of my Corvette and should be hung on a wall. On a wall only I would see it, I wanted it to be a tribute to all of my fellow Vietnam Veterans and to the real heroes who Honor This Wall. I will show this everywhere I go so no one will forget who the “Real Heroes” of this country really are. God Bless the USA………… and God Bless those who “Gave It All” From, IMA-VET Thanks Everyone :cheers: http://i161.photobucket.com/albums/t...nn/ab_anim.gif John@autobuffs Auto Buffs LLC. 2 Kerry Ct,; Suite E Southampton, NJ 08088 OFFICE_609-859-0900 CELL_856-776-3079 www.autobuffs.net Custom Painting & Airbrushing Pinstriping Custom Detailing Car Audio Mobile Electronics & Video Remote Car Starters / Alarms Authorized HRE / IFORGED Dealer Authorized East Coast Supercharging Dealer Authorized TireRack Dealer Authorized Carravaggio Dealer Authorized Lewis Five Dealer |
WOW! :flag:
|
Sweet looking liner! That will be a guaranteed attention getter.
|
That is really cool!
Some things just dont change. Currently on my second deployment and we all talk about hugging our wives or girlfriends, taking roadtrips on the new motorcycle or buying a Vette. Im in the "buying a Vette" catagory and will take delivery in July. I'm particularly glad to see you achieve your dream and maintain the pride of being Viet Nam Vet. Newt |
Originally Posted by IMA-VET
(Post 1573712005)
That’s my hood liner.
In 1966 I was a combat medic with the 1st Air Calvary in Vietnam that is why I selected to show the Medivac Huey in the back ground. But the main tribute is to the Vietnam Memorial Wall honoring our soldiers who “Gave It All” and never will be forgotten. Allow me to explain why I chose this design. When my fellow soldiers and I had time to relax and think about home, we talked about the things we would do when we returned home. Things like never stop hugging our gals, take that motorcycle trip cross country, buy the Corvette we always dreamed about, or just sit around doing nothing all day but drinking cold beer. I was one of the fortunate ones that made it home and was able to fulfill some of those dreams. One dream took me 40 years to fulfill, that was to buy my Corvette which is a 2009 C6 I purchased last August. When I joined Corvette Form I started to see a lot of custom painted hood liners. I was directed to Autobuffs’ web site where I saw some fantastic works of art and that’s what got me started on my hood liner project. I contacted Jan at Autobuffs and told her what I was looking to do and Jan started to make my ideas into reality. You can see for yourself that Kevin their artist is a master with that airbrush. A fellow form member said this looked too nice to be on the hood of my Corvette and should be hung on a wall. On a wall only I would see it, I wanted it to be a tribute to all of my fellow Vietnam Veterans and to the real heroes who Honor This Wall. I will show this everywhere I go so no one will forget who the “Real Heroes” of this country really are. God Bless the USA………… and God Bless those who “Gave It All” From, IMA-VET Great story! Thank you for sharing and thank you for your contributions to the country! Its a beautiful liner. :cheers: :flag: |
Originally Posted by OneBadZ06
(Post 1573716706)
Great story! Thank you for sharing and thank you for your contributions to the country! Its a beautiful liner. :cheers: :flag:
You have without a doubt the best looking Hoodliner I have seen on this here boardhttp://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...ns/coolani.gif |
If you dont like that then you need to move to China!!
|
| All times are GMT -4. The time now is 06:49 PM. |
© 2024 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands