Hello everyone and welcome to the Dinner King Customs Design House!
I have 240 hours logged into Automation at the time of writing and just now decided to join the forums. What better way to start my forum journey than by sharing a few designs I’ve done over the years?
Starting off with some antiquated stuff from 2018 when I first got the game after the BeamNG exporter dropped:
Trust me it will only get better from here:
(Edit: This is the very first iteration of the DKC Photon supercar.)
I have no idea what I named either of these since everything I’m posting so far was made 5 years ago.
And with that, we’ve reached the end of the 2018 era of Dinner King Customs!
Stay tuned for for the 2020-2021 era…
Looking back, many of your old builds left a lot to be desired aesthetically, except for a few that actually looked good - and I bet your skills have improved considerably since then.
Thanks, I think my skills have definitely improved during the past 5 years.
After over 2 years of radio silence, Dinner King Customs came back to the scene at the tail end of 2020 with the DKC Dionysus hypercar:
The Ghost was built not long after the Dionysus. It was DKC’s foray into future muscle:
DKC also made the Claymore, a futuristic GT car inspired by the Mercedes-AMG GT:
As the year of our lord and savior 2021 rolled around, DKC decided to remake the Photon from the ground up with some inspiration from the Quadra Turbo R V-Tech of Cyberpunk fame:
Below is the 3 latest DKC models together in a group photo:
There is nothing much to say about the Quark besides it being DKC’s attempt at an offroad hatchback:
On the other hand we have the Bayonet, DKC’s idea of extreme at the time fitted with a 6-cylinder boxer:
3 years after the original Phalanx was built, Dinner King Customs went and reimagined it as a big huge truck:
Not content with their first attempt, DKC redesigned the Phalanx as an SUV:
Here’s 3 more one-offs for you:
A concept car for the heck of it:
The DKC Vindicator, a restomodded early 1900s beast:
The DKC Drip, inspired by the Nissan Kicks:
Finally, one stock & 2 modified Drips in a group photo:
The Gecko was the result of DKC figuring out how big of a V12 they could shove into a kei car:
A one-off hypercar dubbed the Mjolnir:
DKC’s attempt at a Rolls-Royce inspired luxury car:
The Mammoth, a Dinner King Customs flavored Euro truck:
