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2 hours ago, AWitalianautoparts said:

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At AW Italian, we source a wide range of parts from Ferrari and Maserati’s OE manufacturers.

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Business Phone Number :  (732) 542-5600

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I like Ferraris, some awesome cars.

But.

Did you happen to notice the brand and model of car this discussion group is focused on?

Datsun, 240Z.

Japanese cars.

I doubt you will generate much business here, eh?

 

 

 

Edited October 7, 20222 yr by Racer X

Also.... we DRIVE our cars.. because they always work, only need some maintenance..  If i want to always be in my garage complaining that the bitch is stalling/broken down again.. THEN i buy ITALIAN.... have a nice day! 

 

btw.. it's S.P.Ammer again i think...

I do like the exploded view of the Ferrari race car. How do they do that?

 

 

 

1 hour ago, Racer X said:

I do like the exploded view of the Ferrari race car. How do they do that?

 

 

 

In principle, I imagine it's similar to the exploded views you find in a service manual, except this is beautifully rendered with CGI and with an artists touch. Compare it to this (the Ferrari one is artsy, the z manual is pragmatic): 

Theoretically, someone could make one of these renders for any car - the 240, too... It would take a lot of know how, and it'd be expensive to hire a guy to do it, but it could be done. Maybe there's a 3D modeler in the community who'd do it of his own passion....

I found the guy who made these pictures, his name is Fabian Oefner. I was mistaken, as to how he did it. He actually did it with real, physical scale models, then photographed them. In other cases, he did it with the actual cars themselves and all their physical components dismantled, then compiled them in post. Crazy awesome stuff! Still, I think it could be done with 3D modeling. At any rate, read about how he does it here: https://www.madgallery.net/geneva/en/creators/fabian-oefner A video on the process: 

Edited October 7, 20222 yr by Tweeds

2 hours ago, Tweeds said:

I found the guy who made these pictures, his name is Fabian Oefner. I was mistaken, as to how he did it. He actually did it with real, physical scale models, then photographed them. In other cases, he did it with the actual cars themselves and all their physical components dismantled, then compiled them in post. Crazy awesome stuff! Still, I think it could be done with 3D modeling. At any rate, read about how he does it here: https://www.madgallery.net/geneva/en/creators/fabian-oefner A video on the process: 

I like it!

This is how I imagined it was done. Having done considerable post processing and other photographic work in Photoshop I can see how it can come together.

Now where did I leave that camera?

7 minutes ago, Racer X said:

I like it!

This is how I imagined it was done. Having done considerable post processing and other photographic work in Photoshop I can see how it can come together.

Now where did I leave that camera?

We just gotta find someone with their z in pieces and we could do it ourselves - they shouldn't be too hard to find! Ha!