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There are always some fascinating concept cars at Advanced Manufacturing trade show at the NEC, 30/10/24
Concept Travel was owned by a former UC employee who ran various older coaches and deckers on some tendered work for Beds CC, his fleet never contained more than 2 vehicles at a time. By Sept 89 former Barton PTV 600X a Bedford/Plaxton Supreme express was part of the fleet. He disappeared for a while but has returned with a new venture.
I know I deserve to be arrested for Crimes Against Diecasts for buying this but surely I'm allowed a guilty pleasure purchase once in a while? :-0
I truly despair at the domineering force of HTI generics and was hoping that buyer indifference would see this rapidly growing toy company rethink its strategy on the 1/64 models it supplies but alas no, they have just gone ahead and brought out some fresh new generics! I bought this one simply because it has more than a passing resemblance to the aborted VW Microbus Concept vehicle from the early 2000's. More than a passing resemblance in fact judging by the fake VW esque badge on the front and its two tone colour scheme! Charming in a nasty cheapo cynical kind of way though as ever I will credit HTI for making the bodies in sturdy weighty metal and giving the majority of their castings a flawless paint finish and clear plastic lenses for headlights. Bought from ASDA where they are sold under the Adventure Force brand. Mint and boxed.
CREDITS:
Models: anne Dakun & Cattiva Vita
First Part @ I ♥ My Avatar [by: Cattiva Vita].
cattivavita.wordpress.com/2011/09/10/lg-concept-for-modav...
Second Part @ Suicide Cabinet [by: anne Dakun].
suicidecabinet.wordpress.com/2011/09/10/lg-concept-for-mo...
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Tutors Comments
Quality of concept board to relate to the brief:
Concepts can often be hard to get your head around initially but you’ve done particularly well, this is lovely. It conjures up a real sense of calm and space. The Ferris Wheel and dandelion seed pictures are fantastic.
You can afford to be quite abstract with concept images and you’ll find the more abstract the easier they are to work from. Concentrate on colour, texture and mood as these are the elements of the pictures you will be working with to create a scheme.
Often the most successful concepts are very simple, I would suggest restricting yourself to a maximum of 5 good quality large images.
Presentation of concept board:
Professional presentation, well done.
88th Geneva International Motor Show
Internationaler Auto-Salon Genf
Suisse - Schweiz - Switzerland
March 2018
Concept One by Rimac automobili is Croatian first electric powered supercar.
We went to visit their manufacturing facility and also to take a look at the car.
You can find more images here - www.bud3.net/2012/05/rimac-concept-one/
Maisto rather like Hot Wheels and Matchbox like to dabble in the world of motor show concept cars. It can be an exciting way of bringing these visions of the future to life but also have the habit of dating remarkably quickly!
For me the 2003 Chevrolet SS Concept has aged remarkably well, maybe its it blend of curves and meaty front end which still looks very current. I'd never heard of this vehicle or indeed seen this Maisto model until I saw it on the pegs of Poundland recently. For the princely sum of one Pound you get a decent quota of detailing and glossy finish, just don't expect such luxuries like an interior! Mint and boxed.
The Jaguar XK 180 was a concept car created by Jaguar Cars to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the XK car and to show the world the skills of Jaguar stylists, craftsmen and engineers. Only two were built.
It had a 4.2 litre supercharged V8 engine with four valves per cylinder, developing 450 bhp and 445 Ft-Lbs (605Nm) of torque. Its transmission was a five-speed automatic gearbox with rear wheel drive. Seating capacity was two. The top speed was 180 mph (290kmh) and the time to accelerate from standstill to 100km/h was 4.5 seconds. It was capable of covering a 1/4 mile (400m) in 13.5 seconds at 106 mph (170kmh).
The XK180 was styled in the Jaguar Styling Department under the eye of the Company's Director of Styling Geoff Lawson. The lines of the car were the work of Keith Helfet, a Senior Designer at Jaguar and best known for his work on the XJ 220. Helfet's brief was to celebrate the Fiftieth Anniversary of the introduction of the XK Series and he drew influences from a range of XK-powered machines, notably the D-Type. The result combines echoes of past racing Jaguars, in the shape of its rounded nose and the headrests behind the seats, and such unique forms as the 'double-bubble' windscreen.
Pic taken at:-
www.heritage-motor-centre.co.uk/
Nice to find a museum that let's you use a tripod:- 4 seconds at F22 and ISO100
From a side view, you can really see the sculpted mandibles on the mask. As cool as this design is, I understand why they went with a plainer one to avoid spoilers.
These are just three pages sketches from one of my sketchbooks. They are from my Design and Technology project this year, where I am designing a new office building for a client. I feel it is a good example of how my ideas developed. Eventually I began developing this idea of how the views and perspectives should be just as varied and interesting from the inside, as well as from the outside.
Half finished redesign concept for Texture Lovers
a little bit too evil haha? any one have any thoughts / concerns about the layout?
I'll just head you off at the pass and say no, it's not Link, and no, she's not a cyborg.
Nothing super revolutionary here, just a basic acrobatics based platforming treasure-hunter. The spurs are for wall-jumping, the crossbow glove is for doing everything.
Lotus Esprit Concept en el Salón de París 2010: www.diariomotor.com/2010/10/03/lotus-esprit-en-el-salon-d...