Connor24fan's Showroom

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First time posting my work. This is Carson Macedo's 2 Tarlton & Son sprint car from the 2020 World of Outlaws season.
My longterm plan is to try to make several World of Outlaws, dirt late model, and asphalt late model carsets. Please feel free to give any feedback.


Credits: Template was from Racin Grafix while the Tarlton & Son logo was sourced from Google Images (specifically the company's website)

 

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Ok, first posting in 5 months, due to a combination of school, work, and my mom's health problems, I haven't been able to update my Showroom.
This is a pitbox for the 2 Tarlton & Son sprint car I created earlier. During my research, I found out that Chevrolet Accessories was the original primary sponsor but pulled their sponsorship after Kyle Larson was fired from Chip Ganassi Racing and suspended from NASCAR for a year. Curiously, Carson Macedo never did remove or cover up the Chevy logo on his firesuit, so that's why its present

Credits: Template was from Smiffsden & BCRacing Designs, logos were soured from Google (Chevy, Complete Parts and Tarlton & Son) and Wikipedia (WoO logo)

 

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Switching gears from 2020 to 2021. Here is a rough draft of McKenna Hasse's 55m Delta Dental car from the 2021 World of Outlaws season.


Credits: Racin Grafix (template), Google (AutoJet logo)

 

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Time for something a little different. This a Aero88 paint scheme that I designed for a fictionalized version of the 1987 NASCAR Busch Grand National Series. The scheme is partially inspired by the 36 M&Ms Pontiacs that MB2 Motorsports ran in the late 1990s-early 2000s.

Credits: SH71 (template), Noise Racing (where I found the template), Logopedia (Food Lion, Polaris & M&Ms logo)

 

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Here's the pitbox for the 36 Food Lion/M&Ms Pontiac that I made earlier.


Credits: NNRacing (pitbox template), Logopedia (Food Lion logo)

 

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Here's my next fictional 1987 BGN car. This is the 13 WLOS-TV Ford. Most of the sponsors are from businesses based out of either Black Mountain, North Carolina or Asheville, as the driver's hometown is Black Mountain. The presence of Pennzoil and Melling logos are due to a business-to-business deal with the fictional Sneath & Son Auto Repair. Plus, the basic paint scheme is a result of me trying to go for a low budget look.

Credits: Noise Racing (template), SH71 (BGN decals), Google (Pennzoil, Melling, Town Hardware, Henson, Ingles & Tyson Furniture logos), Logopedia (WLOS-TV logo), Myself (Sneath & Son Auto Repair logo)

 

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Here's the pitbox for the 13 WLOS-TV Ford. Plus, I'm in the process of working on a logo for Sneath & Son Auto Repair.

Credits: Credits: NNRacing (pitbox template), Google imagles (Ford, Pennzoil & Melling Engines logo) & Logopedia (WLOS-TV logo)

 

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With Ken Block's tragic passing a day ago, this is a Ken Block late model that I was working on for a carset.

Credits: Cam Barnes (template) GTSport (numbers & American flag design), Google images (DC Shoes, Ford & Gymkhana Project logos)

 

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I added several more of Ken Block's sponsors to the car, as well as a black stripe.

Credits: Cam Barnes (template) GTSport (numbers, American flag design & Gymkhana Grid), Google images (DC Shoes, Ford, Hoonigan, Monster Energy, Castrol, Toyo Tires, Can-Am, GoPro & Gymkhana Project logos), myself (1967-2023 decal), logopedia (Need for Speed '15 logo), Wikipedia (Hoonigan Racing Division logo)

 

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Here is the pitbox for the Ken Block tribute car.

Credits: Smiffsden (template) GTSport (number), Google images (DC Shoes, Ford, Monster Energy, & GoPro logos), Wikipedia (Hoonigan Racing Division logo)

 

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Switching gears, this Toyota Camry super late model is inspired by the Sugo Grand Prix team from the anime Future GPX Cyber Formula, which I stumbled across on TV Tropes. So far, I have the paint scheme complete and plan to add numbers, sponsors, and the Sugo Grand Prix logo. I plan to keep the sponsors/decals to a minimum to preserve the clean look.

Credits: Racin Grafix (template), myself (paint work)

 

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Update to the Sugo Grand Prix car. I added numbers, the Sugo Grand Prix logo, a name rail, and a few sponsors while changing the spoiler to a brighter shade of red. As for the sponsors, Panasonic was the sponsor of Toyota's F1 team. Esso and Sparco were involved in Toyota's sports car program in the late 1990s. In addition, Takara produced the Future GPX Cyber Formula toys. I plan on adding a few minor details and a pitbox.

Credits: Racin Grafix (template), Logopedia (Panasonic & Takara logos), Wikipedia (Sparco & Esso logos), Google Images (Sugo Grand Prix logo), myself (paint work, numbers & name rail)

 

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The car is finished! The final details I added were changing the colors of the fuel cell & ignition box, Sugo Grand Prix text on the spoiler, and a detailed helmet & firesuit that is similar to what Hayato Kazami wore in the anime. Next will be the pitbox.


Credits: Racin Grafix (template), Logopedia (Panasonic & Takara logos), Wikipedia (Sparco & Esso logos), Google Images (Sugo Grand Prix logo), myself (paint work, numbers, name rail & Sugo Grand Prix text)

 

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As promised, here is the pitbox for the 30 Sugo Grand Prix Toyota. Took me longer than expected due to a combination of a family emergency and job searching, but I managed to get about 60% of what I intended.

Credits: Phantom17 (template), Logopedia (Toyota, Panasonic & Takara logos), Wikipedia (Esso logo), Google Images (Sugo Grand Prix logo), myself (paint work)

 

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Also, here is the finished pitbox for the Ken Block tribute car. Next will be in-game screenshots before I upload the actual car


Credits: Smiffsden (template) GTSport (number), Google images (DC Shoes, Ford, Monster Energy, Ken Block & GoPro logos), Wikipedia (Hoonigan Racing Division logo)

 

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One final update before the screenshots. Adjusted some of the decal placings and added a roof number & the Monster Energy logo to the firesuit

Credits: Cam Barnes (template) GTSport (numbers, American flag design & Gymkhana Grid), Google images (DC Shoes, Ford, Hoonigan, Monster Energy, Castrol, Toyo Tires, Can-Am, GoPro & Gymkhana Project logos), myself (1967-2023 decal & paint), logopedia (Need for Speed '15 logo), Wikipedia (Hoonigan Racing Division logo)

 

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Here are some screenshots of the Ken Block tribute car, taken at WKC's version of Hales Corners Speedway. They were taken with my phone, so I apologize if the images are slightly blurry.