I finally figured out how to do it

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Sat 3 Feb 2007, 15:38,
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that seems to be the trend in automotive body styling doesnt it.
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Sat 3 Feb 2007, 15:43,
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there are some good examples at W1K too
www.worth1000.com/galleries.asp?rel=Carnocchio&display=photoshop&id=12093
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Sat 3 Feb 2007, 15:55,
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www.worth1000.com/galleries.asp?rel=Carnocchio&display=photoshop&id=12093
found this quick blurb which made all the difference to me:
its quite easy to do that, all you gotta do in photoshop is to duplicate the normal wheels, then reduce horizontally the car's size and then put the previously-duplicated-normal-sized-wheels back
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Sat 3 Feb 2007, 15:48,
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its quite easy to do that, all you gotta do in photoshop is to duplicate the normal wheels, then reduce horizontally the car's size and then put the previously-duplicated-normal-sized-wheels back
make copies of the different bits you want to move and scale, and use layer masks to make everything blend in nicely. That's what I did anyway.
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