¿Marussia B2?
I think the purpose is to show the car in natural lighting, instead of showroom lighting. I prefer these renders over the gt5 ones.The purpose was to show the car, not the location...
They wanted to save the reveal of the location for a later time...
If they "leak" out photos from PhotoMode... How crazy this forum would become...
So for now, you will have to do away with the gray one tone background.
"De rien "
You're blind. It's clearly a Lexus LFA.Its obviously a 2013 porsche.
You're all blind. It's the moon rover.You're blind. It's clearly a Lexus LFA.
No you are all wrong it's obviously the delta wing.You're all blind. It's the moon rover.
No you are all wrong it's obviously the delta wing.
¿Marussia B2?
Come on guys, seriously?
I agree with you, I think it's the super secret Daihatsu Midget Pikes Peak Version.You're all wrong, it's a Diahatsu Midget prototype....blind people smh...
So projectwhat was correct.But I mean the lunar rover and 2013 porsche have a lot of similarities amirite ?Come on guys, seriously? Look at the body lines and mirror shape
I thought that was the Gran Turismo Corvette from SEMA.
Daihatsu Midget 👍No you are all wrong it's obviously the delta wing.
If it was then how and why did they get rid of that rear scope. In other words the SEMA one had the rear scope below/next to the C pillar just like the other C7 Vette's. So it is something else I'd say. Unless the scope is further up and the angle doesn't show it all, but it sits right there so not sure why the vent would be missing.
Because it was a resin model?
They didn't get rid of the rear scope, they just didn't have them sculpted in from that shot.
Besides, that shape isn't even close to the Marussia B2 as it doesn't share the roundness of the curves (and it actually has mirrors unlike the B2).
^^^ For those who making slo-mo videos I really suggest to take a 60fps videos as source, because it will be much easer for program to interpolate those new frames from higher frame-rate videos (quality will be MUCH better). I hope it will help.
No it wasn't the SEMA Corvette.For car fans, there are some here who are not very good at recognising obvious design cues. That was obviously the SEMA Corvette. Look at the Marussia, there are no straight lines at the back there, yet one massive one in the front of the frame for the clay model.