CLOSED: GT5 Photomode/Photoshop Competition - Week 37

[bmxmitch]

@ Erndog2K aka Vintage_Green, ....

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really?


@Erndog: You really will start like this again?👎

 

[Erndog2k]

ummm OK?

also will change my Font an re-up thanks for the critism

 

[Stiggy]

I'm going to change the quote on my entry, didn't realise you had already used it Erndog.

Also, here's an interesting article on three different (unaffiliated) magazines using the same image on their cover. http://jalopnik.com/5830985/why-you-should-never-trust-a-magazine-cover

 

[Erndog2k]

I'm going to change the quote on my entry, didn't realise you had already used it Erndog.

Also, here's an interesting article on three different (unaffiliated) magazines using the same image on their cover. http://jalopnik.com/5830985/why-you-should-never-trust-a-magazine-cover

Thank you very much good sir, and thanks for the link.

 

[Raphaele]

Only two of you were capable of giving the correct answer.
I am deeply disappointed...

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Anyone here who can decrypt the message on the plate?​

 

[TheDrummingKING]

What was it?

 

[Raphaele]

Okay, it's time for solution.
The plate contains the initials of Lotus founder Colin Chapman.
His full name was
Anthony Colin Bruce Chapman
He was born in 1928 and died in 1982

You'll find his initials in the Lotus logo:

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