Wireframed Lambo Countach

[weishen]

I saw this amazing piece of art, I thought is just a computer sketches, but is a real thing. It is created by British artist Benedict Radcliffe. He used total 160 feet of 10 millimeter material to make this incredible see-through likeness Countach. :D

 

http://www.topspeed.com/cars/car-news/wireframe-lamborghini-countach-being-sold-for-65-000-ar83379.html

 

 

 

 

[TimBud]

Saw this on the TG site a week or so ago.

Am still a bit disappointed with it though. :o

Don't get me wrong it is a brilliant piece of work, but he could've added some cockpit stuff and an engine too.

 

Not art either imo, just a car geek with lots of time and skills on his hands.

[SLRRR]

Street legal? :p

[Car Freak]

does look like a photoshop or something... esp the 2nd pic

[cis4care]

Wow, look at that... :P

[madpioneer]

I prefer the guy who built a drivable one in his basement.

But nice effort, to neon orange for me tho!

[chika.doctor]

Look at the second pic, and the bike behind the Countach.. :)

You can tell that he loves this, so much that he has even demolished the wall to get it out.. :D

Nice idea though.. :)

[weishen]

Street legal? :p

 

What do you mean?? :confused:

This is not a drivable thing, its just a piece of art.

[cis4care]

What do you mean?? :confused:

This is not a drivable thing, its just a piece of art.

 

Dude, he was being sarcastic xDD

[Penfold]

Rather cool but seems a bit over priced - $65,000 :eek:, You can nearly get a second hand Gallardo for that :lol:

[zo6dude]

I can not imagine all the blood,sweat and tears that went into the process of this.

[madpioneer]

Originally quoted by Penfold

Rather cool but seems a bit over priced - $65,000 , You can nearly get a second hand Gallardo for that

 

Not to mention the guy who bought a 1974 Countach for $60,000 removed the engine to hang on a wall in his home as art.

My point if you want a true piece of art, if you just shop around you can buy a 'REAL' Countach even if you don't drive it, it would sure look nice parked in the ole garage! But if you did feel like a 'Speed Putt' you could actually drive art, the orange wire version is not street legal!

 

http://cyanatrendland.com/2009/02/03/lamborghini-wall-art/

[DRX051]

Not to mention the guy who bought a 1974 Countach for $60,000 removed the engine to hang on a wall in his home as art.

My point if you want a true piece of art, if you just shop around you can buy a 'REAL' Countach even if you don't drive it, it would sure look nice parked in the ole garage! But if you did feel like a 'Speed Putt' you could actually drive art, the orange wire version is not street legal!

 

http://cyanatrendland.com/2009/02/03/lamborghini-wall-art/

Now that is something else.