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info about purchase, delivery, returns, copyright and about the artist Cliff Ruddell
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For the technically inquisitive: the original artwork for the 40th Anniversary Limited Edition Print of the Lotus 49 was completed on Canson art paper, using Pantone and American AD markers; Rembrandt soft pastels and Windsor & Newton Designer's gouache. 3D Computer modelling was used to create the driver's helmets and also to build a virtual Lotus 49, which makes up the main part of the front elevation.

Postage is included in the print price

Delivery Allow 28 days for delivery, but if you have specific delivery date requirement that is less than 28 days e-mail me and I will see what I can do.

Returns Policy I offer a fair and honest returns policy for all the prints available on this website. Your rights to return goods are protected under the EU Distance Selling Directive which can be found at http:// www.hmso.gov.uk/si/si2000/20002334.htm

Copyright Copyright in all material ( including text and images ) appearing on this website is owned by Cliff Ruddell, and all rights in relation to all such material are hereby expressly reserved. No material appearing on this site may be modified reproduced or transmitted in any form or medium ( whether known now or not )or by any means without Cliff Ruddell's written permission, save for transmission by end users accessing this site for purely personal reasons or for the purpose of purchasing products advertised for sale on this site. Written permission must also be obtained from Cliff Ruddell before any material on this site is stored ( however temporarily ) in a retrieval system of any kind.

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Cliff Ruddell 37 Ettington Road Mount Nod Coventry CV5 7LD England.
e-mail Cliff rudDell's3D VBE Restorations Classic Team Lotus

A replica of Elio De Angelis's crash helmet is scanned ( right ) to create the basis for the image of his crash helmet. ( below )

Cliff Ruddell spent many years at Jaguar Cars both in Body in White Engineering and in the Styling Department. After a decade working in the computer design software industry he went freelance and is now an IT and CAD specialist.

He spends a lot of time working with classic and vintage cars and can be seen here using an infra-red 3D scanner to capture the profile shapes of an eight litre Bentley Speed Six for VBE Restorations.