#4758: 1918; a good year for tin and brass? by Radar_rad-dude
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Comments (19)
Fun car
Simply wonderful.
Many thanks for the comment! I greatly appreciate hearing from you!
Great title; as both were also in use that year in WW I. Perfect illustration of our transition from buggy’s to motor vehicles.
Gorgeous old car and reflects !
Great old car!
Love it
OMG - This is simply great, the good old times - Nostalgie at it's best!
These cars are so charming but look, if possible, even less safe than the kind of coaches that used to be pulled by horses!! Probably more fun to drive, though :-)
Very nice! Love the reflections!
your surface really pops the cars out. superb concept
It's like driving a car from your living room recliner. Beautiful model.
Splendid old car, great render!
And a good year for sweet looking rides! Beautiful work on these classics, Bill!
Fabulous finish you have achieved here Bill!
Lovely color grading and composition!
Must catch up on some comments, so only briefly, seen and rated.
Elegant beauties with lovely colours. I think they would fit for a time machine perfectly. Superb render.
Exquisite Artwork. I love it!
yes, yes indeed!!!
I'm old but these predate me. XD
Nice work, my dear. There's a place called the Thompson Auto and Air collection in Cleveland (I believe the Western Reserve Historical Society acquired it) where there's tons of neat old cars like this. It's probably been more than 20 years since I visited the collection as I live much further to the West now but this reminds me of it.
Molly