Naked and dressed by 3DClassics123456

3D Modeling • Transportation • posted on Aug 29, 2007

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A realistic work for E-on Software. A Serie2 Lotus Seven with its Ford Cosworth engine. I just put away the front cooling radiator and a hosefor this rendering. The frame is totaly outfitted : brakes, ignition, and so on, including flexible connections, hoses...

Comments (6)

tallpindo

6:36AM | Wed, 29 August 2007

It is just cool to see where the battery sits. Looking at one of the true jokes of innovation "crossflow head" that was so over-hyped with the Cortina reminds us to look back at where it all began before getting excited about someone's singular claim. Then a brand like Cosworth means something. Even without DOHC. Even without four valves per cylinder. Here it is the member sizes that challenge belief. One thinks of molybdenum that evolved in 1904 as one mulls over thinwall tube. One remebers Colin Chapman lost with his thoughts about ("if it has never broken it's too heavy") as he surveyed the wreckage of Jim Clark's Lotus that suffered a control arm failure and went through the ARMCO barrier beheading him. "Add more lightness"