It's always been the esthetic of the Millers that appeals to me. When I go back and look at them through adult eyes the level of mechanical sophistication and engineering of sports and race cars during the late 1920's is just mind blowing.
Sunday, October 20, 2013
3D Printing a 1927 Miller 91 Race Car Model
I've made it pretty clear here I've had a pretty serious Miller race car infatuation since checking out a book on Indy cars in the 1st grade. Given I spend 40+ hours a week emulsed in tech I'm generally drawn to the "no tech" aspect of vintage motorcycle/car restoration. This however is pretty cool.
It's always been the esthetic of the Millers that appeals to me. When I go back and look at them through adult eyes the level of mechanical sophistication and engineering of sports and race cars during the late 1920's is just mind blowing.
It's always been the esthetic of the Millers that appeals to me. When I go back and look at them through adult eyes the level of mechanical sophistication and engineering of sports and race cars during the late 1920's is just mind blowing.
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