2013 Bruce Wilkinson Alt: Save-a-Cone

Save-a-Cone is back -- this time, sponsoring Bruce Wilkinson.

While the car's not too far off from the #85, I think this car looks a lot better. With that in mind, I might do some adjustments to the #85's scheme when I have time. I tried not to crowd the rear fenders with logos, but I hate to leave all that empty space. [/ocd]

While it's not yet certain when the #85 and the #32 will display their own respective schemes, it's likely that they will appear in at least four races, and that both cars will run the same scheme on the same race weekend.



As usual, click the render to download the car flat (.tga).

Credits:

Template: OutlawGamerz
Base: Me
Logos: Google, Masgrafx, NNR, Me
Numbers: Me
Contingencies: Vinny
Everything Else: Wikipedia, Me

I think empty space would look better than logos placed so close together.

kensethfan wrote:

Save-a-Cone is back -- this time, sponsoring Bruce Wilkinson.

While the car's not too far off from the #85, I think this car looks a lot better. With that in mind, I might do some adjustments to the #85's scheme when I have time. I tried not to crowd the rear fenders with logos, but I hate to leave all that empty space. [/ocd]

While it's not yet certain when the #85 and the #32 will display their own respective schemes, it's likely that they will appear in at least four races, and that both cars will run the same scheme on the same race weekend.



As usual, click the render to download the car flat (.tga).

Credits:

Template: OutlawGamerz
Base: Me
Logos: Google, Masgrafx, NNR, Me
Numbers: Me
Contingencies: Vinny
Everything Else: Wikipedia, Me

Wasn't there some rule where only real life companies sponsoring the cars themselves? Unless the car was sponsored by the manufacturer itself?

GWoodard41 wrote:

kensethfan wrote:

Save-a-Cone is back -- this time, sponsoring Bruce Wilkinson.

While the car's not too far off from the #85, I think this car looks a lot better. With that in mind, I might do some adjustments to the #85's scheme when I have time. I tried not to crowd the rear fenders with logos, but I hate to leave all that empty space. [/ocd]

While it's not yet certain when the #85 and the #32 will display their own respective schemes, it's likely that they will appear in at least four races, and that both cars will run the same scheme on the same race weekend.



As usual, click the render to download the car flat (.tga).

Credits:

Template: OutlawGamerz
Base: Me
Logos: Google, Masgrafx, NNR, Me
Numbers: Me
Contingencies: Vinny
Everything Else: Wikipedia, Me

Wasn't there some rule where only real life companies sponsoring the cars themselves? Unless the car was sponsored by the manufacturer itself?

I originally had that as a rule but seeing as this is kind of like a charity or something of that sort that is being promoted by the driver, I guess it's okay.