Cunningham C4R for GT Legends WIP by Butch

Butch wrote:

I'm sorry. The life, the job, the  in-law family, and microsoft decided to drive me away from modding. But last week, I managed to install GTL on my new PC with windows 10-the-punishment, and the cockpit of the C4R-K appeared there last wednesday.

Nice to hear from you, Butch! Keep going in your time. We'll be waiting the right time to keep this beauty to our garages. Cheers!

Wow, great to see some more progress with the Cunningham, Butch!! Stay safe and well

Great

Thanks for the update pictures Butch. Your work is always amazing to me. Looking forward to future release of this American icon.

It lives! Looking forward to seeing how it turns out when it's done.

Atta boy Butch.

Gauges are from the roadster. I'm working on it.

Butch wrote:

Gauges are from the roadster. I'm working on it.

Wow! I have been waiting a long, long time for this one. I a have a friend who has a road going Cunningham.

Looking amazing Butch!

Thank you.
Roadster '52 cockpit & '54 chassis wip

Amazing work, Butch

Are there any updates on this amazing work?

I think he said by Xmas but not which one.

It has been a while. Are there any updates?

To find some time to create some cars for free was hard with the Covid. But it become nearly impossible with a Bowie Knife in the back.
Today the Cunningham is in a French submarine somewhere in the Indian Ocean.

Sorry to hear regarding your back & regarding the Cunningham.
Take care of yourself!

Butch so sorry to hear of your situation. I do hope things improve very soon for you. I know that I speak for very many when I say thank you for all your contributions to this community. Your work is amazing! Again my best wishes go out to you and your family.

Sorry to hear from you re your personal situation.
Wishing you a speedy recovery and all the best ...

cheers,
brulaap
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I was so looking forward to these. Does anybody know what happened to Butch?

Major hard drive failure. He lost everything and he was moving on to something else at the time.
This was going to be his last car, but all of it was gone and he didn't want to start over.

I am so sorry that this car will not be finished. I resect Butch's decision and do still enjoy many of his fine creations. Perhaps someone else will take a look at recrearing these wonderful Cunningham projects some day. Thanks again Butch!