Here we are finaly...
Took about 5-6 hours, measures 30cm by 21cm

Ref Pic: http://www.fast-autos.net/caterham/r500evo.html

Mine:
http://files.automotiveforums.com/gallery/watermark.php?file=/503/118193Caterham_R500_Evolution.JPG

What do you think?

Pretty nice. I saw one of those on the road yesterday as a matter of fact.

looks very nice! if you drew bigger i bet you could put in a lot more detail

A4 size is big enough for me. I made it smaller so a lot a detail isnt there.

Pretty good job man! Don't be afraid to use thinner pencils, some of the lines on that drawing a lil' thinck for a 30x21 drawing. Another thing, use a ruler for you lines. They currently look a bit shaky(roll hoop). Good job.

Niceness. Looks pretty good.

nice drawing

Good work with the shocks and the headlights. Define your edges towards the viewer, and work on the blending on your cast shadow. That's just nitpicky though - dope drawing.

hmm sounds like the new guys knows what he is talkin' about. wanna see some work from you

:iagree: if anyone can explain an "error" in that detail than there's no way he's "very ameturish"..... very technical and apperantly he's got experience

back to the topic...... you did a very good job with this one ross... i tried one a while ago but it turned out uhhhh bad... btw what are you gonna draw next

Ummmmmmm, I might start my 3D car soon, I'm thinking of doing a Pagani Zonda roadster.

A4 size is big enough for me. I made it smaller so a lot a detail isnt there.

very very nice. i really like that a lot. neat choice of vehicle. never have seen nor heard of such a car.

Here are the performance figures :D

0-60 = 3.2 seconds
530bhp per tonne
weight = 470kg
£42000 (dunno what that is in $)

conclusion: bloody quick car!

what?! that dune buggy thing does that?!
conversion is about USD$67K.

It does. Its a very fast car. Good for track days (not that I can drive, yet)

Uh Ha... They really rock as a circuit car....

Very Nicely done...