This is, of course, a totally fabricated automobile.
I still have some detail to add, but grew impatient to post it.
Available in many color choices.
ron
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This is, of course, a totally fabricated automobile.
I still have some detail to add, but grew impatient to post it.
Available in many color choices.
ron
Great job Ron even before you add more details, let me know when they start coming off the production line. Will this be called the Duker?
Ciao
Roly
Thanks Roly!
l like the name Duke regal, but, if you want a one word name how about simply Regal or Regaler or Dukaler.Quote:
Originally Posted by roly
Just some thoughts, maybe, not good ones.
Love it Ron.
Thanks Larry.Quote:
Originally Posted by wizard509
Make: Duke. Model: Regal
Right off the Showroom Floor. Very spiffy.
Fine looking automobile. At the local speakeasy, I hear the sports model will be called the Dukester.
Thanks Gary!Quote:
Originally Posted by gwpriester
There you go! It'll be the cat's meow!Quote:
Originally Posted by Watcher900
Thanks Watcher900.
I don't know super old cars well enough to know what's real and what's not, so no need to disclaimer this one for me. :) I really like that location of the spare, though. It looks cool, but it's also got purpose. The details are nice as well, it's a cool drawing!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ron Duke
And it comes in many colors? How about cyan and gray? :D I'm down to see this one in some Tron colors cause I"m goofy like that.
Very nicely done Ron.
Thanks Frances!
hseiken,
This is what I got when I used the color picker to grab cyan from the color line.
And now the hot rod version, Ron! :cool:
Possibly, down the road...Quote:
Originally Posted by Boy
Thanks for sharing Ron. It reminds me of my first car, an Austin 16, with mudguards and running boards, and little indicator arms that stuck out from between the front & rear doors. Great imagination & rendering.
Thanks Eric.
What year was your Austin? 1930 something?
I've added a hood ornament, side mirror, logo in the wheel hub and changed the wheel color match the body paint accent.
To be honest I can't remember. I bought it on a whim. I couldn't even drive at the time! I gave it away to some 'mates' as I was going away on a seven month voyage and after paying-off I was dumped with a council fine for removal of an abandonded vehicle. Of course I had to pay it as I had no proof of transfer of ownership!Quote:
What year was your Austin? 1930 something?
Love the new inclusions, particularly the wing mirrors. Da do ron-ron-ron, da do ron-ron ;)
LOL!=D> The Crystals!Quote:
Originally Posted by Egg Bramhill
Thanks!
Highlights and tail light added and a 1920s gal.
You could be making a fortune out of that, hiring it to take the kids to their proms.
;))