Flynn's Hall Of Photoshop Creations

[TheFlynnZone]

Finally starting to work on the Mercedes, we start off with one of the more iconic F1 teams in Williams Racing.

- Williams' resident Canadian and meme king Nicholas Latifi, the returning Alexander Albon, and the clutch reserve driver, Nyck De Vries.

Credits:
Bases: Myself
Templates: FCRD
Contingencies: FCRD, Google
Logos: Google
B-Pillars: Google
Numbers: Myself
Associates: Google
Namerails: Google, Myself
Render Software: Blender
Render Scene: NCD Designs
Tires: SprintRacer92

 

[TheFlynnZone]

Knocked out the Mercedes AMG team and the Haas team's schemes and with McLaren the last team to work on primary scheme wise, you might see some bonus schemes soon.

- Haas' returning Dane, Kevin Magnussen, and the sophomore of the team, Mick Schumacher.

- Mercedes' new Brit in the Silver Arrows, George Russell, and the runner up to the 2021 Championship, Lewis Hamilton.

Credits:
Bases: Myself
Templates: FCRD
Contingencies: FCRD, Google
Logos: Google
B-Pillars: Google
Numbers: Myself
Associates: Google
Namerails: Google, Myself
Render Software: Blender
Render Scene: NCD Designs
Tires: SprintRacer92

 

[TheFlynnZone]

Here are some of the Alternative schemes that will be included in the carset.

- Alpine's Blue and Pink scheme from the Australian GP and beyond.

- Mercedes' retro numbers from the Spa GP, celebrating its 55 years.

- Ferrari's Yellow from the Italian GP, celebrating its 75 Years.

Credits:
Bases: Myself
Templates: FCRD, Ethan Lewis
Contingencies: FCRD, Google
Logos: Google, GT Sport, Myself
B-Pillars: Google
Numbers: Myself
Associates: Google
Namerails: Google, Myself
Render Software: Blender
Render Scene: NCD Designs
Tires: SprintRacer92

 

[TheFlynnZone]

Finally, some of the final Alternative and Primary schemes that will be featured in the carset.

- Haas' American stripes and stars from the United States GP, cuz murica.

- Alfa Romeo's Italian gradient scheme from the Baku GP.

- McLaren's resident Australian and Brit, Danial Ricciardo and Lando Norris.

Credits:
Bases: Myself
Templates: FCRD, theracingbuck, James Hodge
Contingencies: FCRD, Google
Logos: Google, Myself
B-Pillars: Google
Numbers: Myself
Associates: Google, RaceDepartment, Myself
Namerails: Google, Myself
Render Software: Blender
Render Scene: NCD Designs
Tires: SprintRacer92

 

[TheFlynnZone]

Back in October of last year, I began a project based around the various Filler drivers that Eutechnyx added for NASCAR '14 and NASCAR '15, which languished in development hell thanks to other projects taking the main stage. But I have returned to work on my project as part of my personal to-do list. This is the Eutechnyx Filler Pack Project.

Starting off, it's the #6 of Trevor Bayne, whose Nationwide ride was included in the Day 1 version of NASCAR '14. Once the Daytona 500 Patch rolled around, Bayne was moved from the Roush-Fenway roster to the Wood Brothers, as he was slotted as the driver of the #21 instead of being a bonus Roush driver. (This paint was made back in 2022, the rest will be from this year)

Credits:
Base: Myself
Template & Contingencies: FCRD
Logos: Google
Associates: Google, Eric Hostetler
B-Pillar: Google
Numbers: BigEvilRacing
Namerails: Myself
Render Software: Blender
Render Scene: NCD Designs

 

[TheFlynnZone]

Next, it's the #9 of Chase Elliott, who was included in NASCAR '14 as a Filler driver for Junior's Xfinity team, JR Motorsports. Funnily enough, his day 1 Paint Scheme was an original design made for the game and promo diecasts. He was one of the drivers that weren't patched out in the Daytona 500 Update, only updating his scheme to his Xfinity scheme that would return in NASCAR '15 as Hendrick's 5th driver.

Credits:
Base: Myself
Template & Contingencies: FCRD
Logos: Google
Associates: Google, BigEvilRacing
B-Pillar: Google, TeamSBR
Numbers: BigEvilRacing
Namerail: Myself, Google
Render Software: Blender
Render Scene: NCD Designs

 

[TheFlynnZone]

The other JR Motorsports driver that Eutechnyx chose for NASCAR '14, it's the #7 of Regan Smith and his TaxSlayer Chevy. NASCAR '14 wasn't Smith's first rodeo being in a Eutechnyx-developed title, as he was the driver of the #78 when NASCAR 2011 and NASCAR Inside Line came out. Alongside Elliott, he wasn't patched out of the game once the Daytona Update rolled around. His status as a Eutechnyx Filler driver didn't end in NASCAR '14, as he was included in NASCAR '15 as a Filler driver once again.

Credits:
Base: Myself
Template & Contingencies: FCRD
Logos: Google, BigEvilRacing
Associates: Google
B-Pillar: Google, TeamSBR
Numbers: BigEvilRacing
Namerail: Google
Render Software: Blender
Render Scene: NCD Designs

 

[TheFlynnZone]

Next up, it's the last Nationwide filler driver, the #16 of Ryan Reed. Reed's inclusion in NASCAR '14 actually gave Roush-Fenway a 5-car stable alongside the usual Cup regulars and Reed's Nationwide teammate, Trevor Bayne. But compared to Bayne, he was one of several drivers to be patched out of the game when the Daytona Patch rolled around. Reed would return to an official NASCAR video game through Heat Evolution's 2017 Season DLC, which also featured other drivers from the Xfinity Series and the Trucks Series.

Credits:
Base: Myself
Template & Contingencies: FCRD
Logos: Google
Associates: Google, Eric Hostetler
B-Pillar: Google
Numbers: BigEvilRacing
Namerails: Myself
Render Software: Blender
Render Scene: NCD Designs

 

[TheFlynnZone]

Up next, it's the #20 of Erik Jones. Jones' inclusion as a Filler Driver in NASCAR '15 was (I presume) 50% marketing and 50% needing additional drivers, as the game was marketed to be sold in GameStop. He was never patched out as the game never had a reason to patch in additional drivers or GameStop wouldn't be happy with the dev team removing their exclusive driver. Jones would return in Heat Evolution with the same scheme in the same role.

Credits:
Base: Myself
Template & Contingencies: FCRD, Vadkuz
Logos: Google
Associates: Google
B-Pillar: Google
Numbers: BigEvilRacing
Namerails: Google
Render Software: Blender
Render Scene: NCD Designs

 

[TheFlynnZone]

Next, it's the #54 of Bubba Wallace. Wallace's addition to the NASCAR '14 Day 1 Roster continued the trend of Eutechnyx adding Truck drivers into their games to fill out their rosters, this time featuring his KBM Truck ride that he ran to 2 wins in the 2014 season. Wallace would be patched out of the game once the Daytona 500 Patch rolled around. Weirdly enough, once Eutechnyx/Dussenberry Martin brought in the Victory Edition update for NASCAR '15, he would be added to the roster with his Cheez-It #6 ride from the Xfinity series.

Credits:
Base: Myself
Template & Contingencies: FCRD, Vadkuz
Logos: Google, Myself
Associates: Google
B-Pillar: Google
Numbers: BigEvilRacing
Namerails: Google, Myself
Render Software: Blender
Render Scene: NCD Designs

 

[TheFlynnZone]

Finally, the last 2 cars of the pack are the 2013 BK Racing duo of David Reutimann and Travis Kvapil. These two were initially included in NASCAR Inside Line's 2013 DLC with their 2012 paint schemes, but when NASCAR '14 was initially released, they were the drivers for BK Racing in the game. Kvapil was even featured in certain boxart photos for the game. Once the Daytona 500 Patch came around, Kvapil and Reutimann were removed from BK Racing's roster, being replaced by the 2014 rookie crew of Alex Bowman and Ryan Truex. While Kvapil was fully removed, Reutimann was later moved to Front Row Motorsports' roster, being turned from the 83 to the 35.

Fun Fact: Reutimann and Kvapil's renders are officially my 900th and 901st archived renders.

Credits:
Bases: Myself
Template & Contingencies: FCRD, Vadkuz
Logos: Google, Myself, Wayback Machine
Associates: Google, SRD
B-Pillars: Google, Wayback Machine
Numbers: BigEvilRacing
Namerails: Google, Myself
Render Software: Blender
Render Scene: NCD Designs

 

[TheFlynnZone]

Back into scratching off projects from my to-do list, the Red Bull duo of Kasey Kahne and Brian Vickers is the start of my 2011 Mini Pack, which features these two Toyotas. There's not much to say outside of the fact that Vickers was riling up his fellow drivers at the end of the year while Kahne managed to win at the Phoenix Fall Race.

And yes, this is how I'd adapted the 2011 Red Bull onto the Next Gen paint scheme style.

Credits:
Bases: Myself
Template & Contingencies: FCRD, Vadkuz
Logos: Google
B-Pillars: Google
Numbers: BigEvilRacing
Namerails: Google, Myself
Render Software: Blender
Render Scene: NCD Designs

 

[TheFlynnZone]

The 3rd scheme for the Mini Pack, it's Waltrip's #15 Toyota from the Daytona 500. If you recall from my early downloads or render uploads, I created this scheme couple of years ago on the 2019 Cup body and it did not look that great. But at least I redeemed myself with this adaptation.

Credits:
Base: Myself
Template & Contingencies: FCRD, Vadkuz
Logos: Google, Myself
B-Pillars: Google
Numbers: BigEvilRacing
Namerail: Google, Myself
Render Software: Blender
Render Scene: NCD Designs

 

[TheFlynnZone]

Been a minute since I've posted here, or even put up a download at all. BUT, I am back and I have finally begun work on a 2005 Carset for the NCS22 mod, which will feature 17 cars. (Also, just to make clear, projects involving 10 cars or more will have door numbers, anything under 10 will use the current number placement)

First off, since it's his retirement season, it's the #29 of Kevin Harvick, featuring his paint scheme from the Daytona 500, one of several celebrating the 20th Anniversary of Goodwrench and RCR's partnership.

Credits:
Base: Myself
Template: Vadkuz
Contingencies: Vadkuz
Logos: Google, Myself, TeamSBR, Tre Cool
B-Pillar: Google, Myself
Numbers: BigEvilRacing
Associates: Google
Namerails: Myself, Google, Tre Cool, Ranman38
Render Software: Blender
Render Scene: NCD Designs
Goodwrench Font: Ranman38
Goodwrench 20 Years Logo: Tre Cool, Myself, Ranman38

 

[TheFlynnZone]

Next up is the part-time Labonte, Terry! His 2005 schedule was originally a part-time schedule with Hendrick Motorsports in the #44, but picked up some Joe Gibbs dates after Jason Leffler underperformed in top equipment.

Fun fact: During the initial creation of the project, I kept removing and adding Terry depending on the scheme, but I just decided to fully make his paint scheme after realizing I can actually recreate the Rooster design on the hood thanks to my recent usage of the Free Pen and Curve Pen tools.

Credits:
Bases: Myself
Template: Vadkuz
Contingencies: Vadkuz
Logos: Google, Myself, TeamSBR, Slippy's Paintshop
B-Pillar: Google, Myself
Numbers: BigEvilRacing
Namerails: Myself, Google
Render Software: Blender
Render Scene: NCD Designs

 

[TheFlynnZone]

The 1st of two DEI cars planned for the project, this is the #1 Chevy that Martin Truex Jr drove in the infamous Coca-Cola 600 and the Nextel Open. Whilst Truex ran a Bass Pro Shops paint scheme that featured camo on the side and swapped between a black and dark red base, this one was dedicated to celebrating the 25th Anniversary of DEI's existence.

Credits:
Bases: Myself, Brandon Miller
Template: Vadkuz
Contingencies: Vadkuz
Logos: Google, Myself, TeamSBR
B-Pillar: Google, TeamSBR
Numbers: BigEvilRacing
Associates: Google
Namerails: Google, Myself
Render Software: Blender
Render Scene: NCD Designs

 

[TheFlynnZone]

The other DEI scheme of the pack, it's the Born on Date paint scheme that Dale Earnhardt Jr ran in Speedweeks 2005. I based this on the version that ran in the Daytona 500, as similarly to Speedweeks 2004, the team would change the date featured on the car depending on when the paint scheme was run.

Credits:
Bases: Myself, Brandon Miller
Template: Vadkuz
Contingencies: Vadkuz
Logos: Google, Myself, TeamSBR
B-Pillar: Google, TeamSBR, Eric Hostetler
Numbers: BigEvilRacing
Associates: Google
Namerails: TeamSBR
Render Software: Blender
Render Scene: NCD Designs

 

[TheFlynnZone]

Another team-based double render is the MB2/MBV duo of veteran Joe Nemechek and sophomore Scott Riggs. Thanks to these two, I managed to recreate the Team Centrix logos that were on the quarter panels, but also the MB2 Motorsports that were on Nemechek's #01 car. Riggs' 2005 Cup Season would be the ONLY time he was able to qualify for all of the points races in the Cup schedule, as his Rookie Season and further seasons with Evernham would have him DNQ at least 1 race before regressing into a journeyman driver.

Credits:
Bases: Myself
Template: Vadkuz
Contingencies: Vadkuz
Logos: Google, Myself
B-Pillar: Google
Numbers: BigEvilRacing
Associates: Google
Namerails: Google, Myself, JCO Designs
Render Software: Blender
Render Scene: NCD Designs

 

[TheFlynnZone]

The First Dodge of the pack and the #00 of the pack, it's David Stremme and Kenny Wallace. Whilst Stremme's 2005 Part-Time status was just a stepping stone to taking over the #40 for 2006, Kenny's time in the #00 was short yet "good" enough to become Furniture Row Racing's 2nd ever Cup driver, and briefly taking over the #97 when Kurt was released from his Roush contract.

Credits:
Bases: Myself
Template: Vadkuz
Contingencies: Vadkuz, Google
Logos: Google, TeamSBR
B-Pillar: Google
Numbers: BigEvilRacing
Associates: Google, Myself, TeamSBR
Namerails: Myself
Render Software: Blender
Render Scene: NCD Designs

 

[Lastlap]

That Bryan ride is really nice.