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British Artist X-Rays These Classic Cars To Reveal Their Stunning Designs
British artist Nick Veasey created a series of images of classic cars.He used a giant X-ray machine to show what’s inside a sportscar from its powerful engine to elegant interior.


A FERRARI was x-rayed to reveal the stunning design of the Italian supercar
To create his photograph Mr Veasey X-rayed the cars using an extra-large machine at the Frauenhofer Institute in Fuerth, in southern Germany.
Inside the massive machine there are two 26ft (eight metre) high towers for the X-ray source and the detector
The artist suspended the cars in the machine, exposing it to a dose of radiation that would prove fatal to humans.
He has previously X-rayed bikes, machinery, clothing, animals and unusual household objects to show them in a surprising way.
Mr Veasey’s interests is in the superficiality of objects as well as what’s inside them.
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Pictures from other classic cars
A 1930’s Pontiac





A 1959 Messerschmitt 201 Roadster

1972 Land Rover series 3

A 1907 De Dion Bouton

A 1955 Mercedes 300SL Gull Wing
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