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Revell Turbo Wall Art

By Allan Chochinov - December 20, 2005

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Revell Turbo Wall Art

Veronica (Born Rich)

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The Wall Art looks really classy and pretty unconventional.
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richard

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Pretty cool, but think Ive seen this before???..... A restaurant in Christchurch, NZ has an installation of an entire Hillman Minx car, the car is displayed in the same way as the one in this posting. Still nice take on the kitset theme.. tho I wonder how well the parts would snap out???
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Mark

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These look great, but I thought "one of a kind" meant... one. Not 10.
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Craig

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Comments on the core front page? Wow.
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Stephen Matthews

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If you like that, you'll love this bar! Full size sprues made out of disassembled Hillman Minxes decorate the walls. Chch NZ
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George Giannikopoulos

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I would welcome famous products parts kits, like the Valentine typewriter or several Braun products.
It could be useful as an educational element,
for design schools as well.
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Allan Chochinov

Allan Chochinov is a partner of Core77, a New York-based design network serving a global community of designers and design enthusiasts, and Chair of the new MFA in Products of Design graduate program at the School of Visual Arts in New York City. Allan lectures around the world and at professional conferences including IDSA, AIGA and IxDA, has been a guest critic at various design schools in including Yale University, IIT, Carnegie Mellon, Ravensbourne, RMIT, University of Minnesota, Emily Carr, and RISD. He has moderated and led workshops and symposia at the Aspen Design Conference, the Rockefeller Center at Bellagio, Compost Modern, and Winterhouse, and is a frequent design competition juror. Prior to Core77, his work in product design focused on the medical, surgical, and diagnostic fields, as well as on consumer products and workplace systems. He has been named on numerous design and utility patents and has received awards from The Art Directors Club, I.D. Magazine, Communication Arts, and The One Club.