
Issue 37, 5. January 2009
In this Issue
*In the News
*Showroom Challenge Result
*Community Tuning Challenge
*In the Spotlight
*Presentation of the Week
In the News
First of all, we from The Showroom Weekly team - Bojan, Baumaxx1 and ahmad0410 - would like to wish everyone a very happy holidays and a happy new year! Make sure one of your resolution for 2009 is to keep getting the latest Need for Speed headlines from NFSUnlimited.net.
Just before Boxing Day, it was announced that Need for Speed Undercover took 4th place of the best selling games. The game is topped by Mario Kart Wii (3rd), Call of Duty World at War (2nd) and FIFA09 (1st.). It's great news to some and the rest may think its unbelievable. Whatever it is, we should congratulate EA for their success at making their game get top places!
The Nissan 370Z video production of EA and Nissan has come to its second last episode. To view episode 5 of Takedown, click here.
The Need for Speed Undercover Community Event has just ended recently with a very active participation! Watch this space for future community events where you can unlock achievements!
Showroom Challenge




Concept challenge has come to a close, with baumaxx1's Audi TT-R taking first place with a safe lead, and Dr. Motor taking home the t-shirt with his second placed 370Z as administrators do not receive prizes. Begoore's Mclaren earned him a respectable third place.
The full standings can be found at the challenge page and well done to the competitors for stepping up and challenging themselves to create a showstopper under strict design regulations.
Community Tuning Challenge

Entry for Rally challenge for Prostreet, is now open; the goal of the challenge being to build a a rally monster you could find competing in a rally event Head to the challenge page for more information and to sign up!
You have nine days, until the 7th of January 2009 21:30 GMT+10.5 to enter this challenge. One entry per user is allowed with unlimited spots in the challenge open.
The CTC coordinator, baumaxx1, is on holiday from the 5th of January to the 12th of January, so direct all enquiries to Bojan until the 13th.
The Spotlight
TenZo RS-5 370Z ver.2 by Daniel2Hot

This car is pure aggression and looks sort of like a tiger! It's a car that preys down on unsuspecting super cars on the streets and pwns them... badly. Firstly, the body has been widened up and toughened up and a drift wing has been fitted to improve aerodynamics, helping cooling and down force, which suits the car's theme nicely, and it also looks very aggressive. Chunky deep dish rims suit it nicely.
The colour combo used has achieved maximum contrast, with the human eye being most sensitive to yellow light, and combined with the gradients that add texture to the paintwork, and the contrasting black stripes results in a very striking and powerful look. The neat decals add to the performance look nicely and top off this performance "beast".
Twisted Thoughts by mostwantedforlife

This is probably one of Prostreet's hidden gems; mostwantedforlife's very unique collection of urban themed rides with very innovative colour combos. There are no other cars like them!
On this Evo, the body is not a radical transformation from standard but has instead been improved slightly, the standard aggressive look already being eye-catching enough. The wheels are nice, simple items with some nice dish. These parts are not the most radical the showroom has seen by far, but are effective.
The vinyls are where personality shines through however. The graffiti vinyl has been modified and graffiti stars have been placed around it. Red rays lie behind the layout to break up what would have been a boring black base, and create a layout that looks sort of like a graffiti comet. It's very striking and looks fantastic like it was done by a professional graffiti artist. This ride display's the tuner's unique visual style, and is a ride that brings something new to the showroom and can set trends, showing the importance of "doing your own thing".
TRANS_4W_3R by ::nica::

This ride is a dedication to TRANSFORMER, which everybody would probably know, and so the theme was something Transformer-like, and high tech. The theme has been realised successfully to create a very unique ride. Firstly, an aggressive carbon fibre kit immediately transforms the car's whole look, and gives it a very aggressive look. This, combined with some unique parts such as the unusual spoiler, split-hood, and flat, chunky rims gives it a very robotic look, and the modern vinyls compliment this parts choice and theme perfectly. As a result you have a mustang like no other!
Presentation of the Week
--Z-- by momo2

This week's ride has a clean and simple approach again, and it shows that less can be more. The bodywork is quite simple and the rims are a neat, classic sports design. The vinyls are also a neat two-tone with a modern stripe design forming a border, and one of the stripes being curved as an extra detail to spice the layout up. Although minor, small details like that can spell the difference between boring and cool. A neat Hankook decal with a shadow and a few small decals top off the layout, and create a neat ride that can represent its company with pride at a car show.
The presentation is also nice and simple, but effective. The baby blue paintwork stands out against the dark black background, and a smoke texture has cleverly been added behind the black part of the car so that it does not get lost in the darkness. A shiny floor and well done reflection also look good, and a light ray on top finishes off the nice presentation.
Showroom Challenge by baumaxx1
In the Spotlight by baumaxx1
Presentation of the Week by baumaxx1
Main Articles by ahmad0410
Final Posting by bojan
Comments
by CMuscle1
on 8. January 2009 02:30
Thats a plymouth duster i took a screenshot of in NFS high stakes lol how did that get put on there
by Dr.Motor
on 9. January 2009 21:55
Yeah and that car is still here :S
by baumaxx1
on 12. January 2009 09:28
Huh? How did that happen? I tested it as fine again.
by KammyworldRacerGT4
on 18. January 2009 22:23
Even the SRW has its fair share of flaws. Lawl. Post comment
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