1907 Baker electric car cardstock paper

[Elrod4u3]

Hi guys, just finished my second old time classic car from the early 1900s, a 1907 Baker electric car. I used mainly cardstock paper and other materials.
Cheers!
Mike L.

 

[mijob]

This looks very realistic great work.

 

[Rhaven Blaack]

That looks ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! You did a FANTASTIC JOB on this project!

 

[Elrod4u3]

This looks very realistic great work.

Thank you sir, still waiting to see if you're going to try a cardstock paper model?

 

[Elrod4u3]

That looks ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! You did a FANTASTIC JOB on this project!

Thanks brother, did you say you're going to give it a go too?

 

[zathros]

O actually know where there is one of these. It's at the Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome, Rhinebeck, New York, home of the oldest flying aircraft in America. They have a running Baker Electric Car. It's looks like a very useful machine. There is so much room for battery space, I imagine, with modern batteries and speed controller (and some good brakes) you could quite a distance on a charge. Your model shows what a great representation of the car you have made.

 

[Elrod4u3]

O actually know where there is one of these. It's at the Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome, Rhinebeck, New York, home of the oldest flying aircraft in America. They have a running Baker Electric Car. It's looks like a very useful machine. There is so much room for battery space, I imagine, with modern batteries and speed controller (and some good brakes) you could quite a distance on a charge. Your model shows what a great representation of the car you have made.

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Thank you so much, I actually used a video of Jay Lenos Baker electric car to make mine.

 

[zathros]

I think if Jay Leno doesn't own "it', he will soon find out about "it' and own one, then have a show about his new "it". I love the guy for showing all his vehicles and not being a pompous ass about it.