Thread from planetf1 with F1 cars photoshopped in their classic livery

the culture of deference · 18-07-2011 6:31pm #1

From a thread on planetf1, the guy rendering the cars is excellent, thought someone here would like a look and maybe a go at it.

http://forum.planet-f1.com/index.php?t=msg&th=90769&prevloaded=1&&start=0

"wouldn't it be great if all the cars could do one GP a season in a classic livery?"

Killinator · 18-07-2011 7:22pm

the culture of deference wrote: »

[/B]"wouldn't it be great if all the cars could do one GP a season in a classic livery?"

NO!!!!
Then we'd all start smoking and then we'd die, its not like we would have any choice in the matter :rolleyes:

In a none pc world I'd love to see the Marlboro McLaren or I'd really love to see the Rothmans Williams back, mmmmm.

18-07-2011 8:51pm

The Benneton Renault looks really cool, that guy must have a hell of a lot of spare time!

wobbles · 18-07-2011 9:51pm

11811 wrote: »

The Benneton Renault looks really cool, that guy must have a hell of a lot of spare time!

Your right there. Ive drawn up some old classic liverys of rally cars on modern cars and that takes ages. And they were only 2d blueprints. His work must take weeks to do. Its is excellent though

amacachi · 18-07-2011 10:02pm

Jesus the old liveries look so much better.

the culture of deference · 19-07-2011 12:40am

The mc laren is stunning, love the beneton, worth digging out an old pic of MS

smooch71 · 21-07-2011 10:05am

amacachi wrote: »

Jesus the old liveries look so much better.

Oh I don't know......

What about this classic?

vincenzolorenzo · 22-07-2011 9:49am

TBH I think the HRT livery is one of the nicer ones. Granted the car is sh*t, and the team aren't exactly wonderful but i do like the colour and lines on their livery. There was a good post in that other forum about some of the old liveries not looking as good on modern cars due to more complicated body shapes. I found myself agreeing with nearly all of his points. In fairness I'd have no complaints about the majority of current liveries