Reply With QuoteLooking good to me Robert.
But does the rego number indicate that this particular vehicle used to belong to a peanut farmer.
Is this the sort of thing you were talking about Pat ?
This is just the first idea, early days yet.
These could be given simple backgrounds and finished as a linewashed watercolour painting ?
First pic is just pencil to give myself an idea of how to proceed.
I will work on it if you blokes think it worthwhile.
They might look okay when finished and framed or even printed onto stretched canvas and hung, even a T shirt.
Cheers.
ForumSage
Looking good to me Robert.
But does the rego number indicate that this particular vehicle used to belong to a peanut farmer.
Cheers .........
BMKAL
Swaggie
Thats a good looking picOriginally Posted by BMKal
Looking good to me Robert.
But does the rego number indicate that this particular vehicle used to belong to a peanut farmer.
Original plates,first registered in Kingaroy?
TopicToaster
Plenty of "character" in that.
Pickles.
Looking good to me Robert.
But does the rego number indicate that this particular vehicle used to belong to a peanut farmer.
Umm, Iv? no idea.
The pic was originally posted here and I just chose it at random from my collection.
Somebody musta owned it ?
Super Moderator
The number plate looks Pommie, but if it was one of ours it would have been issued in Victoria sometime around the mid 60s.
Love ya work Robert.
If you don't like trucks, stop buying stuff.
Master
Subscriber[FONT=""][COLOR=""][SIZE=""]Beautiful Robert
Cheers
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Swaggie
Superb Robert!!, are you going to add the oil patch underneath of it?
By golly I never thought of that.
Thanks.
As an after thought, should the oil be Penrite or something else ?
One would appear black but the good oil would be a dark red colour.
This sort of thing for accuracy needs to be given a lot of thought.
Umm.
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