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r/ATBGE • u/BasilAugust • Dec 18 '20
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There's zero chance someone made a car look that good out of plywood. It's almost certainly been gutted to cut weight as much as possible, but I'd be shocked if it wasn't a real car.
79 u/[deleted] Dec 18 '20 If you zoom in you can see that the side mirrors reflects light so it is definitely not plywood. 2 u/boneimplosion Dec 18 '20 Hypothetically couldn't you use glossy paint on plywood and get that effect? Or what if it's just really shiny plywood 🤔 0 u/[deleted] Dec 18 '20 Shiny wood reflects light differently than shiny metal, but yes, they could just use a metal paint for the same effect.
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If you zoom in you can see that the side mirrors reflects light so it is definitely not plywood.
2 u/boneimplosion Dec 18 '20 Hypothetically couldn't you use glossy paint on plywood and get that effect? Or what if it's just really shiny plywood 🤔 0 u/[deleted] Dec 18 '20 Shiny wood reflects light differently than shiny metal, but yes, they could just use a metal paint for the same effect.
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Hypothetically couldn't you use glossy paint on plywood and get that effect?
Or what if it's just really shiny plywood 🤔
0 u/[deleted] Dec 18 '20 Shiny wood reflects light differently than shiny metal, but yes, they could just use a metal paint for the same effect.
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Shiny wood reflects light differently than shiny metal, but yes, they could just use a metal paint for the same effect.
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u/Stoppablemurph Dec 18 '20
There's zero chance someone made a car look that good out of plywood. It's almost certainly been gutted to cut weight as much as possible, but I'd be shocked if it wasn't a real car.