BMW Coupe that aren't made by BMW's designers!
#1
BMW Coupe that aren't made by BMW's designers!
Let me show you some pictures of my design work (hobby). Now, the models are all a couple of years old. I've designed the three "vehicles" at my sparetime or on vacations.
Just take a look:
My sportscar from 1999:
My helicopter from 2000:
My "BMW" from 2002:
Just take a look:
My sportscar from 1999:
My helicopter from 2000:
My "BMW" from 2002:
#2
RE: BMW Coupe that aren't made by BMW's designers!
excellent creativity lutz!
the sports car seems not to be a little space wise. the cabin need to get more from the outer profile.
the bmw is not far from a combination of E65 and E66. have you ever tried sending it to them? the gills should be much lower.
the sports car seems not to be a little space wise. the cabin need to get more from the outer profile.
the bmw is not far from a combination of E65 and E66. have you ever tried sending it to them? the gills should be much lower.
#3
RE: BMW Coupe that aren't made by BMW's designers!
Thank you very much, Sleepwalker!
The most on the models you recognized are intended to be like that. It's a matter of taste or about making differences to other cars (being not too similar).
Trust me, it makes no sense to send the images to a major carmaker. (It's wasted postage - for many reasons)
The most on the models you recognized are intended to be like that. It's a matter of taste or about making differences to other cars (being not too similar).
Trust me, it makes no sense to send the images to a major carmaker. (It's wasted postage - for many reasons)
#4
RE: BMW Coupe that aren't made by BMW's designers!
Nice work. But, maybe they aren't radical enough for a carmaker as far as just looks? Carmakers probably get thousands of submissions like yours.
Concept cars should test a concept. What concepts are you testing? What makes your concepts stand out from the all the others? Why would they be important for the carmaker to incorporate into their fleet? Why would a customer have to have it?
The sports car looks too small to carry a conventional engine (mid engine?). Maybe that could be the concept. A new engine design or implementation, or rear suspension that accomodates the thinner, lower look from the cockpit rearward, or something. The BMW looks too familiar, not like a visual concept. There must be something new under the skin? What?
Have you tried toymakers, like Mattel? I'm serious. I bet they employ many more highly-educated and experienced vehicle designers than you can imagine. And Hot Wheels don't have to obey the laws of physics. They're just visual. Sounds like fun to me.
How about making a calendar and publishing it yourself? Get some food money for the interim, ya know, while you knock down those other doors.
Concept cars should test a concept. What concepts are you testing? What makes your concepts stand out from the all the others? Why would they be important for the carmaker to incorporate into their fleet? Why would a customer have to have it?
The sports car looks too small to carry a conventional engine (mid engine?). Maybe that could be the concept. A new engine design or implementation, or rear suspension that accomodates the thinner, lower look from the cockpit rearward, or something. The BMW looks too familiar, not like a visual concept. There must be something new under the skin? What?
Have you tried toymakers, like Mattel? I'm serious. I bet they employ many more highly-educated and experienced vehicle designers than you can imagine. And Hot Wheels don't have to obey the laws of physics. They're just visual. Sounds like fun to me.
How about making a calendar and publishing it yourself? Get some food money for the interim, ya know, while you knock down those other doors.
#5
RE: BMW Coupe that aren't made by BMW's designers!
ORIGINAL: Lugnut
Nice work. But, maybe they aren't radical enough for a carmaker as far as just looks?
Nice work. But, maybe they aren't radical enough for a carmaker as far as just looks?
ORIGINAL: Lugnut
Carmakers probably get thousands of submissions like yours.
Carmakers probably get thousands of submissions like yours.
ORIGINAL: Lugnut
Concept cars should test a concept. What concepts are you testing?
Concept cars should test a concept. What concepts are you testing?
ORIGINAL: Lugnut
What makes your concepts stand out from the all the others?
What makes your concepts stand out from the all the others?
ORIGINAL: Lugnut
Why would they be important for the carmaker to incorporate into their fleet? Why would a customer have to have it?
Why would they be important for the carmaker to incorporate into their fleet? Why would a customer have to have it?
ORIGINAL: Lugnut
The sports car looks too small to carry a conventional engine (mid engine?). Maybe that could be the concept. A new engine design or implementation, or rear suspension that accomodates the thinner, lower look from the cockpit rearward, or something.
The sports car looks too small to carry a conventional engine (mid engine?). Maybe that could be the concept. A new engine design or implementation, or rear suspension that accomodates the thinner, lower look from the cockpit rearward, or something.
ORIGINAL: Lugnut
The BMW looks too familiar, not like a visual concept. There must be something new under the skin?
The BMW looks too familiar, not like a visual concept. There must be something new under the skin?
ORIGINAL: Lugnut
What?
What?
ORIGINAL: Lugnut
Have you tried toymakers, like Mattel? I'm serious.
Have you tried toymakers, like Mattel? I'm serious.
ORIGINAL: Lugnut
I bet they employ many more highly-educated and experienced vehicle designers than you can imagine. And Hot Wheels don't have to obey the laws of physics. They're just visual. Sounds like fun to me.
I bet they employ many more highly-educated and experienced vehicle designers than you can imagine. And Hot Wheels don't have to obey the laws of physics. They're just visual. Sounds like fun to me.
ORIGINAL: Lugnut
How about making a calendar and publishing it yourself? Get some food money for the interim, ya know, while you knock down those other doors.
How about making a calendar and publishing it yourself? Get some food money for the interim, ya know, while you knock down those other doors.
Thanks for your comment!
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