DTM 'in action' pictures

Hi,

I posted some 'in action' pictures on my site on DTM cars from the 2002 season. Mercedes, Audi and Opel included. They're in the Walk Around section on

http://users.skynet.be/automotomover

Let me know what you think.

p.s. the link still refrs to your comp's C drive... might wanna change it to http://users.skynet.be/automotomover/picture%20gallery/racing%20car/clkdtm2002show/clkdtm2002show.htm :)


anyway.... damn that's one sexy racing machine..... makes my 2000 CLK DTM look like crap... 2002 is WAYYYY cooler :(

Thanks!! ;)

Have corrected it now. Link should work fine now. Yeah 2002 CLK is much cooler then 2000 model, seems pretty dull compared to this years version. Hopefully Tamiya will do them next year.

very cool webiste !
I particulary like the dioramas of WRC !!!! Very realistic !!!!
:wave:

Glad you like it,
:cool:

I'm Thinking of taking the website a bit more international and a bit more focussed on WRC and TOCA. But then I'd need also content from other modelmakers and surfers of course :confused: still don't know what to do with it.

Will see.

Nice website...ahah i like it alot..SLK ownz :D

Very nice...cheers:)

Originally posted by huudo
Glad you like it,
:cool:

I'm Thinking of taking the website a bit more international and a bit more focussed on WRC and TOCA. But then I'd need also content from other modelmakers and surfers of course :confused: still don't know what to do with it.

Will see.

well, in this case, let's make a call :

for them how build nice models of WRC or touring cars, send good quality pic's with a small text or description to the webmaster of http://users.skynet.be/automotomover/main.htm in order to publish them on Automotomover website.

:dogpile:

Well I guess there's no way back now.:D

If there will be model builders who are going to contribute to the site, they are very much welcom to do so and I'll make sure that the 'walk around picture gallery' gets updated on a regular bases as well with 'in action' and detailed pictures as modeling references.

:cool:

How the heck did that guy get the Evo in the air ??!?!?!?!:huh: :huh: :huh: :huh: :huh: :huh:

Originally posted by Daryl
How the heck did that guy get the Evo in the air ??!?!?!?!:huh: :huh: :huh: :huh: :huh: :huh:

he used a thin and clear sheet of fibreglass attached underneath the car to support it mid air, this support is difficult to see specially in certain angles. for photo purposes though, he edited it out in photoshop so it would be more stunning.

That's cheatin' then :p :p

sort of:p

But that doesn't take away the fact that it is one very cool dio. Most of us, don't get further then the car itself. ;)

Making a good dio, makes you think about the scenery the materials to use etc. Nearly a specialisation in itself.