We’re sure you’ve seen various manufacturers use clay to model into the shape of upcoming cars for which the necessary tooling isn’t ready, or concepts intended just for show (and no go).
Its uses are so numerous, that it would be stupid to start exemplifying them here. But, have you ever wondered what happens with the clay models after they outlive their usefulness? Well, we’re not sure what other manufacturers do, maybe they’re stored away for posterity, but apparently Jaguar like to dispose of their clay models in a very creative way.
No, not creative, as their method of disposal involves sweaty blokes (they are British, after all), axes and plenty of brute force. We would honestly take this up as a second job, as it would benefit everybody: Jaguar would get a job done, and we’d relieve some stress and get paid at the same time.
No, not creative, as their method of disposal involves sweaty blokes (they are British, after all), axes and plenty of brute force. We would honestly take this up as a second job, as it would benefit everybody: Jaguar would get a job done, and we’d relieve some stress and get paid at the same time.
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