Ever notice that concept drawings always have wheels that are unbelievably big and that only have a rubber band as a tire? They also have no gaps in the wheels wells.
I love concept car drawings and like many of us I did my own while in a boring classroom. But little more realist wheels would be better.
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I love concept drawings, always have. It's a shame these artist concepts seem to sometimes lose a bit of their flashy character once they've been developed into a machine for us to enjoy.
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Concept drawings were always my favorite in car magazines. I especially loved the ones in the custom car mags from the 50's and 60's. There was always a chance that someone was going to try and build a one of a kind. As far as manufacture concepts it usually is one of a kind, usually at a large venue and then it disappears onto the pages of a coffee-table book as mentioned.
I had forgotten about the Rally and Beachcomber concepts, they are pretty cool from a design perspective.
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