WLJayne
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Hey guys,
Stumbled across this article while idly reading up on 4200's, and as a 3D designer by trade who does this type of work day to day I found it really interesting, and I wondered what you all thought:
http://www.syog.com/blog/2015/03/12/design-q-transforming-a-maserati-4200-spyder/
I like it, but I feel like the new bumper is perhaps a tad too angular to fit completely with the styling of the rest of the car but it isn't bad by any means. I would have gone with more generous radii on those fillets around the grills personally. But it certainly adds a very contemporary look. I like what they did with the tail far more, it's in keeping with the lines as well as being very unique. I wonder if the parts were ever fitted?
Anyway I thought you chaps might appreciate it, though I'm sure many would be opposed to changing any aspect of one of these cars. God knows most body kits do all kinds of terrible things to a great car.
Will.
Stumbled across this article while idly reading up on 4200's, and as a 3D designer by trade who does this type of work day to day I found it really interesting, and I wondered what you all thought:
http://www.syog.com/blog/2015/03/12/design-q-transforming-a-maserati-4200-spyder/
I like it, but I feel like the new bumper is perhaps a tad too angular to fit completely with the styling of the rest of the car but it isn't bad by any means. I would have gone with more generous radii on those fillets around the grills personally. But it certainly adds a very contemporary look. I like what they did with the tail far more, it's in keeping with the lines as well as being very unique. I wonder if the parts were ever fitted?
Anyway I thought you chaps might appreciate it, though I'm sure many would be opposed to changing any aspect of one of these cars. God knows most body kits do all kinds of terrible things to a great car.
Will.
