Scott Neal a.k.a. NemoDesigns
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2 days ago NemoDesigns said:
get familiar with what i do here http://soundcloud.com/nemo-junglist new account showcasing some of my newest projects
get familiar with what i do here http://soundcloud.com/nemo-junglist new account showcasing some of my newest projects
13 days ago NemoDesigns said:
http://www.4shared.com/audio/la3FsUJF/Electric.html NEW MIX!!!!! for all the dubstep fans in de area!!!
http://www.4shared.com/audio/la3FsUJF/Electric.html NEW MIX!!!!! for all the dubstep fans in de area!!!
21 days ago djfearnley said:
Cheers for the compliment on the LeMans racer. I'll have a look over the sketch wall when I get a chance
Cheers for the compliment on the LeMans racer. I'll have a look over the sketch wall when I get a chance
30 days ago NemoDesigns said:
Hey!! anyone on facebook add me! in a freind race with my dj partner lol
Hey!! anyone on facebook add me! in a freind race with my dj partner lol
44 days ago phenotyp said:
Thanks, dude. Far as I know that pacifica was only ever a one-off. I did that for EDAG back in 2003.
Thanks, dude. Far as I know that pacifica was only ever a one-off. I did that for EDAG back in 2003.
45 days ago lbfabris said:
Thanks for the comment! I'm trying to upload new stuff, u can check my blog in the meanwhile. sketch-a-holic.blogspot.com/
Thanks for the comment! I'm trying to upload new stuff, u can check my blog in the meanwhile. sketch-a-holic.blogspot.com/
Retrospective comp 14 hours ago:if possible i would like to know more about your direction. in my honest opinion, you may be going a bit to conceptual (that's not to say it looks bad, cuz it surely doesn't) for the comp. even with the most sophisticated of american coachbuilders of the time would not have been able to produce something like this, nor do i feel it fits the aesthetic. maybe late thirties as many manufacturers were going longer leaner and more fluid, but that came about after artisan methods of metal shaping were abandoned for more industrial means i.e. the metal hydraulic press which is still used today in modern manufacturing. in late twenties many of the upstart companies could not afford such large machines and "fresh technologies" don't get me wrong i love what your doing here, just would like to hear how you see this in your opinion fitting the late 20's early 30's
Ranona 14 hours ago:i'm not sure if its comin or goin!! lets see more veiws, cuz this has got some cool stuff goin on!!!
LM Jazz 14 hours ago:also @chavito since roads of that time were mostly undeveloped and either dirt or brick or even just stagecoach trails, cars of that time had to deal with alot of rough terrain so the ride height tended to be a bit higher and off road capability was a must in most vehicles
my c-dan project 19 hours ago:HOLY CRAP I THINK I FOUND MY FANTASY CHASSIS!!! going thru all the 30's stuff i have i recalled my 30 model a project which is still in progress. this is just a refresher of the directions i had in mind. as far as progress, i have secured a 2001 bmw 6 series (wrecked) of which i am stealing a TON of suspensions bits from. i have purchased 4x6 12 gauge tubing to assemble the frame, a miller light keg for my gas tank, tons of little nostalgic bits to dress it up with, a dash from a pontiac g6 that i plan on cutting up and making a fiberglass dash out of for a touch of modern in the cabin, at least 6 possible engines ranging from a honda LS Vtec (honda nerds know what that is) all the way up to a big block hemi. need to get some 2 in 14 gauge round tubing for parts of the chassis, tons of patch metal, grill (undecided on style yet), wheels (wanting to go big for effect'' front 20' rear deep lip and nice and wide all the way around) tons of hardware, wiring harness for said motor/trans and detial mechanical bits unforseen. long way to go but should be epic. IF IT WASNT FOR THE 30's HOT RODS WOULDNT EXIST!!!!
Sunbeam 19 hours ago:as for the front i would propose a solid headlamp in the way of an Audi TT but recessed slightly to take away the "Camaro" look people mention, and make the bumper come up a tad in the nose tip. would do well to add visual interest to the front
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