Home with the family and looking for a project or two to fight off boredom? You‘ve come to the right place: the inaugural GRM Kid Car Show, a place to post photos of your kid car art. Anything’s pretty much on the table: drawings, models, dioramas, photos, customized slot cars, Hot Wheel setups, etc.
In reply to AnthonyGS :
I dunno, your kiddo looks like she put some killer ultralite wheels on that...
We don't have kids, so I get to assume that role here by default. I'm not so good at drawing, but I here's a doodle that I just made of a 1930s car. That's supposed to look like a straight pipe and the air clearners for a pair of SU carbs.
ebonyandivory said:In reply to poopshovel again :
How'd you get Trosley to draw that?
Google him! He was a joy to work with. Had this comissioned for my brother's bday ;)
Recon1342 said:In reply to AnthonyGS :
I dunno, your kiddo looks like she put some killer ultralite wheels on that...
I'm just impressed how fast she finishes her project cars and gets then entered.
Door hinge pins for stacks. He made it with my dad, dad made a sled with runners for the table saw so the kids can safely cut stuff. It's just a square lampshade, but an angle iron lamp would fit with my dad being able to make just about anything. Now i kinda want to make a lamp.
poopshovel again said:
Does this count?
Ramblin' REKT
edit: I want a T-shirt. Please make T-shirts I will pay an extraordinary amount
No kids here, but I'll post up a pic of my 1/24 scale Ferrari F430 in progress. Just waiting on good weather so I can paint the body.
sleepykid#1 caught me watching vintage f1 cars driving around monza, particularly a Tyrell P34... and when this thread came up, he decided he wanted to draw 'an 8-wheeled race car', and drew this one based on some weird hack jobs we found searching for 8-wheeled cars
Here's my younger daughter with her contribution:
They were doing a unit on Futurism in art class, and this was her concept.
A close-up:
She says in her mind she started with a Mustang for the general shape, but then just took it in her own direction. I particularly like the stars.
I posted a photo of my drawing--the one on the Manila envelope--to Instagram, and someone asked what it's supposed to be. Cobra Daytona? Z-car? Jaguar?
To be honest, I drew the wheels and the bottom of the body. Then I paused: Doh, which way is this thing even going to point? And what exactly am I trying to draw?
So, really, it's just a generic car. I guess my main thought was, I gotta draw something quickly so I can post it. I spent more time looking for the silver Sharpie. (Turns out it was in my backpack, not the camera bag or even my desk.)
Anyway, let's keep that artwork coming.
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