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Published: 2008-04-11 10:16:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 1354; Favourites: 18; Downloads: 0
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One panel of a comic-short-story I'm pencilling right now. I like this one very much - and I love old cars.
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Sorry to dissappoint you - it's another guy driving the car in the front.
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Cool! Who is the driver?
(...weird question, isn't it? That's because I love female drivers...)
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very nice! I've always find it difficult to do cars, and yours are great! a car chase in the 30's must have gone at the fantastic speed of at least 40 miles/hour...very nice, once again!
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Yeah, it wasN#t as fast as in our days - but no security glass, no airbags! I think the risk was nearly the same.
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How cool! 
Faved! 
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You mean "nitrogen"? I don't think they had it in those times. This car chase probably had a top speed of 50 km/h. Ordinary fuel will be enough to manage this.
And thanks for the fav.
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Yeah, that! Heheh. ^^ I was just kidding anyway. 
You're welcome!
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That would be really fun, having a modern car with an 1930-Opel-"skin". Or - even better - a Duesenberg! I love that design!
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Yeah that would be. XD
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Yeah, very! Thanks for the :+fav+!
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No problem! I've never tried to draw that type of car, but I definitely shall soon.
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Really nice. Cars never seem to work for me, try as I might. I love the flowing mudguards on these old cars. Great job.
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Thank you!
I had my troubles drawing cars in the past - but since then I rely on reference pictures a lot. And even when the reference for this car had a whole different perspective - oldtimers are more easily to draw than modern cars. At least for me.
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I found 50s cars to be my easy era XD The curves on modern cars are very precise and make perspective harder to handle than simpler square shapes. So yes, I AGREE. ;D
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