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to post a pic go to a photohosting site such as photobucket.com, upload them there then copy the image location url and post it between [ pic ] www.urlofphoto.com [ /pic ] without the spaces, if your confused quote this post to see what I did.
In my opinion,
The feeling is right with a hotrod - (roofchopped) type cabin on a rounded body mass.
The front looks quite agressive which is a step in the right direction too, but a little too Muscle car like IMO, needs to be less square. (TVR's are round because not only do they remind you of feminine forms, but the panels are stronger when curved, and it is dam expensive to do in steel, so why not flaunt it!....hope these coments are seen as positive
I also have some skethes which I will try to figure out how to post.
I tried the smooth body side approach (without the groove running through the body), but it JUST DID NOT FEEL LIKE CERBERA.
Once I added it, the effect was to fix this.
I hated the groove when I sat on the floor in front of Peter with a sanding block doing it on the Chimaera, but THAT IS WHAT MAKES THE CAR UNIQUE.
So, in my opinion, it needs the stripe!
BTW, just in case anyone believes it....The bloody DOG DID NOT TAKE A BITE OUT OF THE CAR!!!!!!!! for goodness sake, I WAS THERE!!, but the press Love the story.
Any more?
The feeling is right with a hotrod - (roofchopped) type cabin on a rounded body mass.
The front looks quite agressive which is a step in the right direction too, but a little too Muscle car like IMO, needs to be less square. (TVR's are round because not only do they remind you of feminine forms, but the panels are stronger when curved, and it is dam expensive to do in steel, so why not flaunt it!....hope these coments are seen as positive
I also have some skethes which I will try to figure out how to post.
I tried the smooth body side approach (without the groove running through the body), but it JUST DID NOT FEEL LIKE CERBERA.
Once I added it, the effect was to fix this.
I hated the groove when I sat on the floor in front of Peter with a sanding block doing it on the Chimaera, but THAT IS WHAT MAKES THE CAR UNIQUE.
So, in my opinion, it needs the stripe!
BTW, just in case anyone believes it....The bloody DOG DID NOT TAKE A BITE OUT OF THE CAR!!!!!!!! for goodness sake, I WAS THERE!!, but the press Love the story.
Any more?
It does have presence, but for my taste the front looks too much like the Vette something i noticed on the Cebera II cad models to. I'm sure it would work well for the USA market, but for the British muscle car market I think it needs more of an angry mouth look to it. Not sure how to explain myself but if you look at the Tuscan II nose, TVR had started to re-introduce "that" look with the gaping mouth.
I Love the hotrod chopped roof effect which works well for a concept car, but on the road would it not make the cockpit feel even more clostraphobic than it does already? which is a complaint I have heard from some with the existing Cebera
I Love the hotrod chopped roof effect which works well for a concept car, but on the road would it not make the cockpit feel even more clostraphobic than it does already? which is a complaint I have heard from some with the existing Cebera
Crazynick said:
Not working, no idea, tried to embed it????
It wont embed
Link it instead
http://s150.photobucket.com/albums/s1
Its the perspectives I can never get right. The angles always look wrong and distored!
I used to have the ability to draw fairly well, spent a little time as a tattooist too so the talent is there, but when it comes to full on stuff like the, Im completely buggered
Any advice for a frustrated soon to be old fart?
I used to have the ability to draw fairly well, spent a little time as a tattooist too so the talent is there, but when it comes to full on stuff like the, Im completely buggered
Any advice for a frustrated soon to be old fart?
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