One more example of how box flares make everything awesomer:

Wally wrote:

Origami car!

bravenrace wrote:

OMG, someone built it! I sketched that out in the '80s but with compomotives and Testarossa side strakes as the "TestaBussaRossa"

Chris_V wrote:

bravenrace wrote:

OMG, someone built it! I sketched that out in the '80s but with compomotives and Testarossa side strakes as the "TestaBussaRossa"

Okay, I'll ask the silly question: Where's the door and how do you get in?

stroker wrote:

Chris_V wrote:

bravenrace wrote:

OMG, someone built it! I sketched that out in the '80s but with compomotives and Testarossa side strakes as the "TestaBussaRossa"

Okay, I'll ask the silly question: Where's the door and how do you get in?

Is that chopped and sectioned? If it is, then those aren't really even flares...

Hasbro wrote:

Nice, yours?

Don't know if this is a repost, but I just ran across it...

In reply to Woody:

It kind of looks that way. But I wouldn't say those aren't flares, as they clearly are relative to the body of the vehicle. But I can see where it's possible that the track width is stock and the body is narrowed. It's just hard to tell from the picture. It's definitely chopped.

Sorry for the crappy cell phone photo, but here's something I'm experimenting with on my latest TR6 project.

Basically I want something subtle that doesn't look like a bubble. Making a box flare using the existing accent line running down the car might do the trick. This is only 1.5 inches, but I'd prefer to make it not quite so subtle. Maybe something closer to 2.5 inches. The top will be sloped down about 20 degrees.

EP starlet FTW