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Hi Guy's

After created my Kinwald Replica in CAD with Pro-Engineer, I just finish the World Car production car.

I add 3D images to this post, but I also plan to design some posters of all the RC10 Tub & Graphite cars, from the Edinger to the World Car.

Please advise about your interrest to this project, the size of the posters, the finish etc...

Are you after an exploded diagram with evry part numbers, or just some views from top, bottom, side etc...

Thanks

Cedric

What did you use to get the parts so white

I am very interested! The more industrial the finish the better! And would like 1 of whatever you end up producing! And maybe either 24" X 18" or 30" X 24". And maybe a 24X24 pit board

I'm with Reg on the "more industrial" drawings look! I don't like the colour images myself, but I am sure others will!

As for how many I order will depend on price. Any idea on prices?

I like the "construction plans look" line drawing. very cool looking don't care about a rendering that much.
very nice.

Like the others I'm also in for the plan format... Great job!

I liked the look of the background print behind his Kinwald car in this picture.

I also like it just like the drawings behind the Kinwald car.
That is exactly what I would like one as.

That's also what I had in mind....

A set up board with those drawings would look sweet. Get one with a view from the top, side, front and back of the car.

I agree with everyone else on the ditching the 3D rendering type drawings, what might look cool too is to ad some dimensions, and maybe an info box for the drawing in the corner? Like a proper mechanical drawing.

Before I share any of my input on your poster Idea let me say that I'm always impressed by your talent, and your contributions to the board are simply awesome!

Something like this comes to mind. Even if you snapped some gridlines in the background it might look really cool too, tie the whole thing together rather than just a bunch of line drawings of the car.

Good call Ford! But to restate the more raw, the more "genuine" the more industrial the better IMO!

I think they are all cool.

a01butal wrote:I liked the look of the background print behind his Kinwald car in this picture.

I would love to see more of the technical iso view in the bottom right of this picture...
With the 3D pictures, I feel to be in the next generation of virtual rc driving simulator!!!!

The raw plans are sweet. The 3D pictures are way cool. I would defenitely be interested in a endinger copy.