11 Jan, 2009
Posted by: brb In: Manga & Anime| Tokyo Auto Salon 2009| cars ()
The new year kicks off with an exhibition of custom cars at the Tokyo Auto Salon 2009 in Makuhari Messe. I went and took some pictures. Here’s one of my favorites: the customized μ-Dimension Acoustic Research anime-painted car.
μ-Dimension ELEMENT Series 4ch amp
μ-Dimension 12-inch subwoofer
μ-Dimension 50W/4ch AB-class power amp
1 | Fritz
Hey, your post was plagiarized here:
http://miros-road-safety.blogspot.com/2009/01/tokyo-auto-salon-2009-cool-anime-car.html
2 | Bouncing Red Ball » How not to steal an Anime Car
January 13th, 2009 at 10:16 pm
[...] I took from the recent auto show held in Makuhari Messe. My first post of 2009 was entitled Tokyo Auto Salon 2009: Anime Car; it was promptly copied by a gentleman namedM.Huzaifah Muntalip—changed and added a few words [...]
4 | niyto
February 27th, 2009 at 4:16 am
since i live in america i dont see many vehicles with this many add ons and pictures on in it must have cost a fortune to make
5 | J
How do they do that? I want to learn how to do that. Is it just some comp thing like AutoCAD, and they do a comp job on it. Or is it low-tech. How do they do this?
6 | lombo
This car is total overkill for anime, I guess you either don’t like anime or you’re obsessed with it, there is no imbetween person. If you drove this car in America, people would flick you off on the highway for having an obscene car when it isn’t! Also how in the heck did they get the designs on there, vinyl under the overcoat/protective paint maybe?
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