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That minis the same as the red one that people, and I, thought was a livery customised mini
Just that now it is white now..
Just that now it is white now..
That minis the same as the red one that people, and I, thought was a livery customised mini
Just that now it is white now..
This would be the Mini that raced in the BelCar series.Hmmm.. could it be that crazy mini with the 3.2l inline six from M Coupe/M3? I remember seeing those in some endurance race series..
Sony presscenter. I "work" for psinsider.com, thats why i also always link to them when i post these pics (i hope its okay that i do this, it isnt meant to be advertisement).
Another reference picture
The front-right tire of the abu-dhabi ford looks all sorts of out of shape While the angle of the tire is away from you the yellow lettering on the sidewall also seems strangely twisted. Hmm, a glitch in pic or another deformation clue...
I've never seen the ARTA Garaiya look this good. BRAVO PD!!
Is it just me or do most of the race cars not seem shiney like the production cars? Might just be the lighting though..
No, its not just you, i think is because the production cars have plain metallic paint and the race cars have a base non metallic paint and the vinyls/decals thats are plastic made.
Sorry my english.
That pic makes me think the mini that's been floating around since TGS (Or was it GC?) is basically just a special edition and NOT an indication of a livery editor.
Word.Ok, so no livery editor for now.
It' just the perspective, the tyre is modelled in 3d and it's angled slightly away from the camera. It loos fine, just like it should.The front-right tire of the abu-dhabi ford looks all sorts of out of shape While the angle of the tire is away from you the yellow lettering on the sidewall also seems strangely twisted. Hmm, a glitch in pic or another deformation clue...
I've never seen the ARTA Garaiya look this good. BRAVO PD!!
No, its not just you, i think is because the production cars have plain metallic paint and the race cars have a base non metallic paint and the vinyls/decals thats are plastic made.
Sorry my english.
Well, if something sparkles, it must be because it is reflecting light back at you. Reflected light is what gives a surface its shine. Shine can be measured, usually in % gloss, where 100% is mirror finish. Therefore, metallic paint does make a car shine - just not uniformly.Metallic paint doesn't make make a car "shine"..it just adds sparkles...