first steps in VSF

[tsar1701]

My first VSF vehicule made for a challenge for the french "blogosphere"

It's not very realistic, but it was very fun to make, I thnik I'm going to make somme other.
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the construction

[Malamute]

Very nice

[gamer Mac]

Fun Iron clad.
Fantastic paint job really brings it to life.

[Thunderchicken]

Yet another talent putting my efforts to shame!

Nice work and welcome to the dark side.

[Skrapwelder]

Very nice piece of work. Welcome, its not so much a Dark side as a smoky, oily, steamy side.

[Barry S]

Fine looking model

[Geudens]

What do you mean exactly by "not very realistic"?   

Top job!

Rudi

[tsar1701]

perhaps more details, handles, stairs, pipes ....
I'll see for the second one. 

[Skrapwelder]

It almost looks like it could tow a trailer or large gun.

[tsar1701]

I'm afraid back wheels are too close.
I keep the idea for another version

[Chairface]

 

[Gluteus Maximus]

What do you mean exactly by "not very realistic"?   

Top job!

Rudi

Quite! "Realism" should be the last thing to worry about with VSF 

That's a wonderful, quirky, very individual vehicle you have made and I'd love to see you make some more!

[tsar1701]

Quite! "Realism" should be the last thing to worry about with VSF 

I agree and I disagree 

What I mean by "realistic" is details on the vehicule to differenciate it with a toy.
And the most important thing, in my sens, on a scratchbulit model, is not be able to guess what is the orignial material (cork of bottle of milk, chewinggum box ...)

That's a wonderful, quirky, very individual vehicle you have made and I'd love to see you make some more!

Now I'm sure, I'll make other, pheraps for a game (kind of Battle Fleet Gothic scale)

[Gluteus Maximus]

Quite! "Realism" should be the last thing to worry about with VSF 

I agree and I disagree 

What I mean by "realistic" is details on the vehicule to differenciate it with a toy.
And the most important thing, in my sens, on a scratchbulit model, is not be able to guess what is the orignial material (cork of bottle of milk, chewinggum box ...)

I agree entirely. The objective should be to make a totally impractical model vehicle look as though it could work in the real world. You've certainly done that and "disguised" the original materials used in your model 

That's a wonderful, quirky, very individual vehicle you have made and I'd love to see you make some more!

Now I'm sure, I'll make other, pheraps for a game (kind of Battle Fleet Gothic scale)

Then please make sure you post more pics of your next creation!

[Calvin Montana]

THe decal on the front of the vehicle leads me to assume that it is of Italian origin, lamborghini to be precise.