Which Martini?....

[MrPid]

I am worried that @Martin Letts - AO Hampshire and Isle of Wight will peel the last "i" of the end and claim it as his own lol 🙂 

 

My car is a FW model in sky blue anyway so was planning on stripes down the middle and side, with the Martini Logo on the bonnet (straight) and maybe repeated on the bootlid. I was also tempted to do the rear wings in red (the bits that are not covered with carbon guards).

 

I to have painted my fair share of race schemes, but I feel that having a rare colour, I want the option to remove in the future (just in case) 🙂 

[SootySport]

I’ve already seen MARTIN on a MARTINI esq livery, it’s a Porsche GT3.

[Paul Aspden (MoFast)]

My rule of thumb is Never ask opinions on aesthetic taste, it tends to be very personal. That said everyone should have a copy of this on their book shelf https://www.amazon.com/Go-Faster-Graphic-Design-Racing/dp/3899552792

 

For what it’s worth if you are going to recreate such a classic livery then I personally wouldn’t mess with the branding.

 

 

[Dave Eastwood (Gadgetman) - Club Chairman]

On 28/01/2020 at 01:29, Paul Aspden The 2nd said:

My rule of thumb is Never ask opinions on aesthetic taste, it tends to be very personal.

 

Absolutely!

 

And if what you really want is just affirmation of a decision already made, then people really need to tell us which choice you'd like us to back!! Would save lots of time and doubt  

It's like the old forum cliche hear, where someone posts asking for new car recommendations, you know the sort of thing, "I'd like a small lightweight European, mid engined sports car, in black with lots of carbon fibre", they list the two or three choices they've looked at, then get a dozen recommendations for cars that loosely match. Before coming back to announce something like "well after all that, I've bought a chrome plated Mustang with a seven litre big block engine"

 

 

 

 

[TAFKARM]

13 minutes ago, Dave Eastwood (Gadgetman) - Club Secretary said:

 

Absolutely!

 

And if what you really want is just affirmation of a decision already made, then people really need to tell us which choice you'd like us to back!! Would save lots of time and doubt  

It's like the old forum cliche hear, where someone posts asking for new car recommendations, you know the sort of thing, "I'd like a small lightweight European, mid engined sports car, in black with lots of carbon fibre", they list the two or three choices they've looked at, then get a dozen recommendations for cars that loosely match. Before coming back to announce something like "well after all that, I've bought a chrome plated Mustang with a seven litre big block engine"

 

 

 

 

you should get an MX5