Here we go. It's more rough and ready than I'd realised but the curves and the fin are nice. It's practically hand-made!
Just as a casual observer I wonder why they would put all those curves in an area where the only person that would ever see them would either be laying under it, or a maybe a mechanic with the car on a hoist.Here we go. It's more rough and ready than I'd realised but the curves and the fin are nice. It's practically hand-made!
Perhaps available commercially and used fully exposed in an earlier model?Just as a casual observer I wonder why they would put all those curves in an area where the only person that would ever see them would either be laying under it, or a maybe a mechanic with the car on a hoist.
I can't help but notice the way all the curves run resemble what would happen if the item had a fairly flat bottom edge and then the driver reversed into something and pushed it a bit out of shape.
Has anyone seen another one of these to compare it to in this area?
Not trying to be a wet blanket, but it would be a shame to put all that effort into copying something that may have been deformed in some way.
At the very least it’s hand finished by someone proud of their work.It's practically hand-made!
Yes, that's right. It's a lovely thing.At the very least it’s hand finished by someone proud of their work.
You've all seen my work, I spend my time making good parts look shitty, so I would be the last person to critique something that's less than perfect.Oh, I was just making a general observation.
Greenpeace is quite right that the object of our admiration may be not in pristine condition but I would be more surprised if the original items were all precisely identical straight from the manufacturer.
You have also at times made shitty parts look good.You've all seen my work, I spend my time making good parts look shitty, so I would be the last person to critique something that's less than perfect.
I only mentioned the shape because Fregate is doing the opposite. The tribute car he is building is to a high standard, trying to replicate period parts as they were when new "back in the day".
I could send you a cake of soap.