Okay, so I’ve been tinkering with this “edwin automobile” thing, and let me tell you, it’s been a ride. I started with absolutely zero clue. I mean, “edwin automobile”? What even is that? It sounds like some old-timey car, right?
First, I Googled it. Just straight-up typed it in. I got some scattered results, a few mentions here and there, but nothing concrete. It felt like chasing a ghost. Lots of information about cars, a bit about a guy named Edwin, but nothing pulling it all together.
So, I changed my tactic. I started looking at it like a puzzle. I figured, “automobile” is the easy part, that’s the car. “edwin” must be related, then the name of creator, or the name of car.
I started digging into forums. Old car forums, hobbyist forums, places where people who are really, really into cars hang out. I posted a few questions, vaguely worded, just to see if I could get a bite. Something like, “Anyone ever heard of something called an ‘edwin automobile’?”
Bingo. A few days later, I got a reply from some old-timer who seemed to know his stuff. He said it sounded familiar, like a small-batch car project from ages ago. I started to get the information from the forum’s reply, and asked for more details.
After i got the basic detail from the forum, I re-searched with the key message, and made my own “edwin automobile”.
- I collected all images that i got from the search engine.
- Designed the structor with simple lines.
- Colored the car and named it “edwin automobile”.
It wasn’t easy, and honestly, I’m still not 100% sure I’ve got the full picture of what an “edwin automobile” actually is according to history. But I pieced together enough to build some basic message, and I’m pretty proud of figuring out that much! It’s all about persistence, I guess, and not being afraid to ask around.
