Hi,
One thing Ken asked me to think about was a logo. So, after some thinking, here goes.

The 3D car is not finished yet (there are some texture eccentricities which need sorting out). The CF:UK part can be the logo in it’s own right, so you can safely ignore the car if you don’t like it.

 

Paul...It looks fine... lets see what the other regular UK guys think.

My thoughts are we need a logo and lettering that makes more of a statement...this looks a little prissy to me...Could we not use the sleek crossfire logo outline of the car, as shown on FP's T-shirt at the last meet. and used a lot on the forum, we should check and ask premission if this route is chosen.

Xfire lettering, there are so many options...Steve-UK has a printed list and if posted, the regulars UK owners who have attended the meet's could choose one each and the most voted for will then be used.

Above is not written is stone...just my thoughts...Lets have yours and sort our logo etc ASAP..

Ken.


PS Jane thinks it make's a statement is bold and show's the UK flag and does not agree UKken comments..

 

Everyone will have a differing opinion. I suspect we’ll have to put a couple of ideas to the vote.

 

Hi guys, we have started the process of legalizing the Crossfire International Car Club. As I discussed with some of you during my UK trip, it would be nice for you to be part of XFi as it is an international club. Please consider this while working on the UK membership. It can be XFi-UK as an example.




We will have much more pull together than separate clubs.

Thanks

 

Ok - tru these, with XIf variants. I was thinking that the badge/logo could be produced as badges to fix to cars - similar to other 3rd party badges.

I traced the XFi logo, so it may not be as accurate in larger forms. If we use this, I’d need an eps or Illustrator file to use.

 

Would a PDF work for you? I can send you the XF silhouettes like I had on my shirt if you want it. Personally I like this one.

 

A PDF should be fine - as long as the logo is an outline, I should be able to extract it using Illustrator.

 

Good, send me your e-mail address via PM, and I'll send you what I have.

 

Only just picked up on this thread so need to give the choice some thought, but if we are looking for someone to produce the badges for the cars, I know the guy who runs this outfit and the quality of his 3D graphics for cars is superb...

http://www.likwidart.com/

 

That’s one to bear in mind then.

 

Just incase the full *** thing really upsets people, may I suggest this insead?

 

This looks realy cool and certainley gets my vote - would this be just a small sticker? I would be nice a patch as well.

 

Here is a list of some of the most popular sugestions for a name of a UK Crossfire Club. We can each add a thread to indicate our choice, then hopefully a name can be chosen..........

XFIRE V6 CLUB....XC

XFIRE 3.2 CLUB....X3C

UK ORIGINAL XFIRE CLUB...UOXC

XFi UK

XFIRE DRIVERS CLUB....XDC

CF UK

XF UK

CROSSFIRE OWNERS CLUB OF GREAT BRITAIN…. COC-GB

CLUB XFIRE UK....CXU

GREAT BRITISH CROSSFIRES ….GBXF

UK CROSSFIRE CLUB….UKCC

CROSSFIRES UK….CFUK

 

XFi UK Gets my vote!

 

Ditto for me.

 

Any mention of XFi will clearly indicate affiliation with FP’s club - I suggest that we decide if this is what is needed before going too far. Will the UK/GB outfit be independent, or part of the XFi collective?

 

My thoughts here being that this will look really good as a metal badge for the cars. We could also have pins for clothing made up too.

I have a PDF from FP - and I have a slightly better version of this one. I won’t post it as at screen resolutions, you won’t see a difference.

 

It's not my club. I know you didn't mean it that way. Hopefully XFi becomes all of our club, worldwide. Don't forget that the more members we have in a club, the more influence we will have as a club. Maybe it will turn out to be XFi-UK, XFi-USA, XFi-Canada, XFi-Korea..........we still need to work these details out.

 

You appear to be the driving force, or at the very least the Chief Publicity Officer!

 

Yes Paul, you are quite right. Im sure everyone has been following the updates from FP on the positive developments with XFi in the States. The club has now become registered as a legal entity in the USA and its credibility is established.
What we do here in the UK will only happen with the support of all concerned, but I do feel that an affiliation with XFi will be of be of long term benefit for varios important reasons. I hope in the next few days to table a proposal which will satisfy everyones wishes in forming our UK club.
Cheers for now,
Steve