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Travis Clark

Designer — Charlotte, NC

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Published:: Apr 30, 2009

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Forklift

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Zeeshan Rana (grafixgold) Apr 07, 2012

Cute, Smart & Beautiful!
Matias Nieminen Apr 02, 2012

^^ I agree.
Jonathan Niemuth Dec 09, 2010

I love this forklift, I want to build it!
Matt Dean Nov 05, 2010

beautiful sketch on the bottom left
Evan Daniels Oct 26, 2010

nice layout looks safe.
abhishek kumar Aug 28, 2010

very nice
abhishek kumar Aug 28, 2010

nice work
Marc Senger Jun 10, 2010

Very professional no-nonsense looking machine. Nice job.
Dave Prince Jun 08, 2010

I also did a forklift about 4 years ago with very similar attention to the operator's maximum visibility. You did a great job on the overall design! :-)
Paul Beckett Jan 04, 2010

^^ yes. and the mixture of thumbnails/sketch renders/emotive renders is effective.
Gary Major Dec 31, 2009

Really fresh approach Travis and worthy of the marque.
Hector Silva Aug 07, 2009

awesome!
Evan Ryan Aug 07, 2009

This is a very cool idea, but driving a forklift in reverse isn't as simple as just looking at where you are going. Since forklifts pivot on their front wheels when turning the forks swing out in the opposite direction. One always has to keep an eye on where he/she's going as well as the forks. A lesson I learned the hard way :/
Alp Germaner Aug 07, 2009

lovely layout
Irfan KACHWALLA Aug 07, 2009

*Pioneering & Innovative!
Irfan KACHWALLA Aug 07, 2009

Love the minimum cabin pillars, colours and form are very hand in glove. I only only the front wheels seems to have lost the overall language a bit.

Irfan KACHWALLA Aug 07, 2009

Love the minimum cabin pillars, colours and form are very hand in glove. I only only the front wheels seems to have lost the overall language a bit.
Irfan KACHWALLA Aug 07, 2009

*Pioneering & Innovative!
Alp Germaner Aug 07, 2009

lovely layout
Evan Ryan Aug 07, 2009

This is a very cool idea, but driving a forklift in reverse isn't as simple as just looking at where you are going. Since forklifts pivot on their front wheels when turning the forks swing out in the opposite direction. One always has to keep an eye on where he/she's going as well as the forks. A lesson I learned the hard way :/
Hector Silva Aug 07, 2009

awesome!
Gary Major Dec 31, 2009

Really fresh approach Travis and worthy of the marque.
Paul Beckett Jan 04, 2010

^^ yes. and the mixture of thumbnails/sketch renders/emotive renders is effective.
Dave Prince Jun 08, 2010

I also did a forklift about 4 years ago with very similar attention to the operator's maximum visibility. You did a great job on the overall design! :-)
Marc Senger Jun 10, 2010

Very professional no-nonsense looking machine. Nice job.
abhishek kumar Aug 28, 2010

nice work
abhishek kumar Aug 28, 2010

very nice
Evan Daniels Oct 26, 2010

nice layout looks safe.
Matt Dean Nov 05, 2010

beautiful sketch on the bottom left
Jonathan Niemuth Dec 09, 2010

I love this forklift, I want to build it!
Matias Nieminen Apr 02, 2012

^^ I agree.
Zeeshan Rana (grafixgold) Apr 07, 2012

Cute, Smart & Beautiful!

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