MajesticExpress' Late 90's Early 2000's Showroom

[psugorilla]

That was my favorite of the Sadler Brothers Cars. It was such a striking paint scheme and a nice departure from the relatively plain and boring schemes of their past.
Did you ever find a clear picture of their car from Daytona and/or Texas(I think it was) with the different hood logos? I haven't.

 

[Majesticexpress]

That was my favorite of the Sadler Brothers Cars. It was such a striking paint scheme and a nice departure from the relatively plain and boring schemes of their past.
Did you ever find a clear picture of their car from Daytona and/or Texas(I think it was) with the different hood logos? I haven't.

I’ve only been able to find the blurry shots of the hood and I can’t quite make out what it says. Broadcast is similar

 

[Lastlap]

@Majesticexpress Great to see more shots of the project.

This has become my retro go to like @Slipster17's daily door # posts.

 

[Majesticexpress]

@Majesticexpress Great to see more shots of the project.

This has become my retro go to like @Slipster17's daily door # posts.

I’m happy to hear that! I’ve gotten super meticulous with this project, which has been a ton of fun! Getting closer to being done!

 

[Majesticexpress]

Mass update: All of Purvis' 44 cars are done, huge thank you to Dr.Noise for providing the correct album art for the hood of the Daytona, and Talladega versions. It seem there was no consistency with the Purvis cars, of the 4 races they qualified for, and the 1 DNQ, decal setup was different for each race. The font on the Racing is slightly off, still looking for the right font. Next up is Gary Bradberry's ride in the Sadler Brother's #95, the only one left is the alternate number style, which should be done soon. Credits: SNG for the template, Dr.Noise for the Phoenix Racing and correct album cover.

 

[Mopar mad man]

I always liked Purvis.

 

[Majesticexpress]

Update: I've just been grinding at work, picked up my hobby of playing baseball again, and just exploring other hobbies, but I haven't abandoned my project. I'll be getting back into the 1996 set soon!

 

[Slipster17]

Enjoy your summer Jake!

 

[BLdesigns76]

yea have a good summer!

 

[Lastlap]

@Majesticexpress enjoy your time whatever you do.

I've got a little burnt out with N2k3 league racing & rides/painting...

I've been revisiting RF1 stuff while watching Le Mans (whole race) '22.

 

[Majesticexpress]

Update: got back to working on the set officially tonight. Ironically enough the internet puttered out, so I’m sending this through my phone. Pumped to be painting again, look forward to some more 1996 content coming, and maybe a teaser for the next project…

 

[Majesticexpress]

Larry Gunselman's 1996 Sears Point Ride. This one was a tough cookie, took a long time to hunt down some pictures of the car! Thank you to slippy and psugorilla for their help!

Credits:
Logos: Me (s/o to @psugorilla for the Olson Tech logos)
Numbers: @psugorilla
Custom Valence: Slippy
Custom 1995 Grill: Slippy

 

[Majesticexpress]

Sterling Marlins 1996 scheme.

Credits:
Number: BER (Edits by me)
Kodak Gold Film: Thunder98
Funsaver logos: Slipster

 

[CC#48]

Always, Always loved that scheme. Great work!

 

[Majesticexpress]

Always, Always loved that scheme. Great work!

It was a ton of fun to paint, the ones with a ton of sponsors are always my favorite

 

[RACEACE9]

Here is my first project. Jeff Gordon's 1999 Busch ride. Lost this diecast when i was 5 and it's haunted me ever since, so I decided to paint the thing to take away some childhood pain lol

Credits:
Template: S&G (Cup98)
Base: Me
Contingencies: S&G/Google
Number: BER
Logos: Google/Stunod/SRD/Me
Signature: SRD
Driver: Me
Render: Highbank
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Great stuff.

 

[Majesticexpress]

Here is Ted Musgrave's 1996 Family Channel/Primstar Ford Thunderbird he ran for Roush Racing. Ended up making the Family Channel logo myself in Illustrator. Also major shoutout to LastLap for his very detailed and very accurate cup98 driver template!

Credits:
Number: BER (Major edits by me)
Driver: @Lastlap
Speed-pro logo: Thunder98

 

[Majesticexpress]

Here is Jeff Burton's 1996 Exide Batteries Ford Thunderbird he ran for Roush Racing. This one was a lot harder than anticipated, especially the hood area

Credits:
Number: BER (Major edits by me)
Driver: @Lastlap
Short Valence: Slippy

 

[Majesticexpress]

Update on the Lowe's 50th Anniversary car Brett Bodine drove at North Wilkesboro and the Coca-Cola 600. Fixed the color, shading, and found and created accurate logos (North Wilkesboro configuration).

Credits:
Number: BER (Major edits by me)
Driver: @Lastlap
Short Valence: Slippy

 

[psugorilla]

huh. I didn't think he drove that scheme beyond the Winston Open