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Hammond's Top Gear Bolivian Cruiser
- Thread starter Retrocosm
- Start date
Incredible work! I love this truck! "thumbsup"
DukeMinnix
Rock Crawler
level of skill and attention to detail my ADD mind can't comprehend. Well done.
mewalsh100
I wanna be Dave
One of my favorite shows ever. Freakishly detailed build man. Great job!
Thank you
Cheers "thumbsup"
Much appreciated, cheers. :ror:
Thank you sir!
Cheers fella
Thank you
Hehe, cheers "thumbsup"
Thank you so much
Teng
RCC Addict
Okay I admit, I do not have these skills. :twisted:
Well done Sir anyway"thumbsup"
Well done Sir anyway"thumbsup"
Thank you, I thought much the same when I started but I learnt on the way with plenty of mistakes!
Thank you
Teng
RCC Addict
Very creative video :ror: but any chances to give us a test run video? I am very interested to see how this little guy in action "thumbsup"
Bananaclip
I wanna be Dave
Bad ass.... Attention to detail is spot on.. Carry on.8)
Thank you sir.
How about this:-
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/J-iaAAqS7eo" frameborder="0" allow="autoplay; encrypted-media" allowfullscreen></iframe>
it looks so real! good camera shots
Jonnie Fraz
Quarry Creeper
Wow! This is amazing! I thought I was on track by having a theme for my truck so I could stay on task and not wonder off, but you...You built the actual truck. Very well done.
Thank you
That's very kind of you, thank you "thumbsup"
Here's some extended footage:-
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/xGwOUSS2R0A" frameborder="0" allow="autoplay; encrypted-media" allowfullscreen></iframe>
RCMFMaxxMan
RCC Addict
Whilst researching for this build I discovered some information on the company tasked with providing the metal work for the Top Gear vehicles. It was a company called Metaltech based in the city of Newberg, just outside of Portland Oregon.
I found the company on-line and their logo as I’d spotted a couple of stickers on the bumper and protection frame but couldn’t quite make them out. Now I have them
Newberg is just a few miles from me! My wife commutes to the winery through Newberg daily. I didn't even know about this connection with Top Gear. Nice!
Exceptional attention to detail and the video work is top notch. How do you film your driving scenes?
I had no idea either about the MetalTech thing until I started poking around doing some research.
Thank you so much, the tripod scenes are shot with a Panasonic GF1, for the moving scenes I used a GoPro mounted on a gimbal.
Robs07junk
Quarry Creeper
I Dig Your Builds And Vids !
