Hello, fellow Beam.NGers, I was posting my message about by car idea (Cherrier Avace, if you wanna know), when I realized that some people can't get their ideas off the ground, because they don't know where to start designing a car, or they can't design a car and they don't want to go through the trouble of learning how to. On this thread, I will take [!free!] commissions for car concept art and supply knowledge on how to design your own cars, based off of my general knowledge of drawing, coachbuilding (Yes, I'm a sucker for old cars), and engineering. But this thread isn't for people who want to ask, "What do you think? Should I place the engine Mid-Transverse? What about 40mm exhaust?". This isn't the thread for that. This thread is for people to ask, "Take a look at this. Summon your inner Raymond Loewy, and tell me, does that trunk look too much like the bed?" For design commissions, you don't need to pay a dime! I draw free of charge! I hope you will learn something, and dream up something. 0=[][]=0 Legends Never Die -BMW 2002 (1976) -Shboom-1
Behold: The Soliad Alcove. "Have it your way." Options include: -Sunroof -Turbocharged Inline 4 -Leather Interior -AM/FM/XM Radio -3rd Row Seating And many more! The all-new Alcove from Soliad.
Sorry, I got sick over the weekend and I wasn't able to finish it yet. I don't have internet access on the weekends, anyway. I'll post it later today/
Here you go: Autobello Sparviero (1961-1969) It was produced between '61 and '69 by Autobello, off of a Civetta Le Mans racer from '60. The Le Mans car was also produced and raced until '65.
I don't have the time to make my own mods, but I'm interested in seeing how you think a lore friendly first generation Dodge Viper would look in BeamNG. I've always liked the unique look of this car, as well as its history and, obviously, its high-risk, high-reward performance.
Yep! I will get to it, but I'll be inactive for a couple weeks. I will try to post it as soon as possible. You're welcome!
It’s a good start. More or less how I imagined it, but without the covered rear wheels and with a rear design that curves downward more, not as flat and sloped