05-03-2022, 11:20 AM
Thank you for the detailed answers and the lovely photos. Your cars look stunning. As a nerdy rivet-counter the question of the right colour lines and colours keeps me awake. Especially because sometimes German Club members ask me how to paint / design their cars. Taking into consideration that a good paintjob is perhaps the most expensive aspect of a car's restoration (especially if the car is small) mistakes should be avoided.
I have tried to digitally design my 1934 RP in the possible colour schemes - the question of the upper bonnet still vaguely answered - and hope that this will help to keep Austins original in the future.
A first draft at low resolution shows the possibilities (the focus lies on the colours less on details of the chassis). I keep on working on this project - my humble contribution the the centenary...
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I have tried to digitally design my 1934 RP in the possible colour schemes - the question of the upper bonnet still vaguely answered - and hope that this will help to keep Austins original in the future.
A first draft at low resolution shows the possibilities (the focus lies on the colours less on details of the chassis). I keep on working on this project - my humble contribution the the centenary...