i found this old fashion classic car

[Michael Bunny Exclusive D]

and i'm going to try to make it more 3D like realistic shape fenders front and back and tires too as well head lamps hopfully it works out well!


Keepsake for boy - nice picture

[Michael Bunny Exclusive D]

this is looking great so far! i don't know what kind of car it is?? or what year it was made!

[Thumb Dog]

Hi All,

And hi, Michael Bunny Exclusive D. Good looking start on your sedan. I'm including a scan of the artwork I have for this model. Mine says it was published by Editorial Roma in Barcelona, Spain. Yours may say something different, as drawings by this artist, (Fernandito?) were sometimes sold to different publishers. I am also including an ambulance drawn by the same artist that was used as advertising for Ceregumil, a century-old health and energy supplement.

I've built the ambulance, but I didn't go to the effort to 3-D the rear fenders. It looks like an interesting idea and I hope it works out. Also, while I don't have it in my collection, I believe there may be a third car that uses the same front end as the sedan and ambulance. Best of luck.

Score and fold,

Thumb Dog

[Michael Bunny Exclusive D]

and the wheels and fenders are well done!

[JohnM]

Nicely done Mickey, but I'd say the spare wheel slot needs to be a bit further back, to clear the front wheels.

I've not been able to finger an exact match, but I'm guessing that it's based on a Delahaye, although I doubt if anyone would use such an expensive car to build an ambulance on.

[Michael Bunny Exclusive D]

nicely clean too! well i did my best on it!

[whulsey]

Neat looking. Would say mid 30's French influence. Possibly a 1935 Peugeot 402 since as John said a Delahaye would be a bit expensive and Peugeot did crib some styling cues from them.

[at6]

Nicely done. If I were into cars, I'd download and build one. Make a plane and I'm hooked.