In festival of the Goodword Festival of Speed 2014, craftsman Gerry Judah made a model for the extravagance auto organization Mercedes-Benz. The 85-foot-high angled establishment takes off over Goodword House, and the noteworthy 160-ton-steel work of art measures 295 feet long. It emphasizes two autos, the 1934 Mercedes-Benz W25 "Silver Arrow" and the 2013 Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 W04, whose ways cross confronting inverse headings. Judah joins the past with the present in this eye-finding tribute to dashing.
The overwhelming model has a fantastical feel to it, and for a minute you may imagine that you're seeing two autos barely getting away from escaping a collision. It's a surreal experience to see this track rise up out of the ground and race towards the open sky.
It was 80 years back when the Silver Arrow won its first race at the Nürburgring Nordschleife with Manfred von Brauchitsch in the driver's seat. From that point forward, the organization's rival autos have dependably been silver. We see this in the contemporary AMG Petronas Formula 1 auto that is matched with the Silver Arrow; while it exploits the changes in technology, regardless it offers the conventional color .
Gerry Judah Mercedes Benz Sculpture
