Auto Credit Based on Johnnyynf's Fictional Vintage Prototype Challenge! (closed)
This is the Feinch EP-650. If the name sounds similar to something, that’s because it was Fencter before Fencter became its own brand. It’s a 1970’s endurance racer featuring a 5 liter V12 making 600 HP on a race tune. It features a very experimental (for the time) continuously variable transmission (CVT) which results in smooth and constant acceleration. AG1=Lights, AG2=Fog lights , AG3=Clamshell, AG5+VTOL+Trim=Front Doors, AG8=Power On/Off
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Predecessor Fictional Vintage Prototype Challenge! (closed)
- Successors 5 airplane(s) +21 bonus
- Created On iOS
- Wingspan 7.4ft (2.3m)
- Length 15.8ft (4.8m)
- Height 3.9ft (1.2m)
- Empty Weight 2,370lbs (1,075kg)
- Loaded Weight 2,503lbs (1,135kg)
Performance
- Wing Loading 55.1lbs/ft2 (269.1kg/m2)
- Wing Area 45.4ft2 (4.2m2)
- Drag Points 2913
Parts
- Number of Parts 549
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 1,955
@Johnnyynf ahahaha, I wonder, rate my latest model, I wonder what you say
Nice look
Details: 8
In general pretty good details, beautiful engine, a frame throughout the car, the very well done openable panel. Although the interior is a bit sparse. Watching the rear axel move around does feel like pretty good fun.
Authenticity: 9
Look absolutely out of the 80's (although a bit out of the time range written in the challenge post). And the color scheme is pretty cool, Although I bit wider than it should for a prototype at that time.
Design: 10
Maybe the front windshield could be flatter, but other than that, the styling is awesome
Drive: 5
A mixed feeling. The sprung feels correct, bouncy but controlled. But the tire grip just feels overly grippy and it's overly assisted.
in total: 32 points
a gorgeous model. I made it four-wheel drive, and it's just perfect
so considering this uses a cvt in the 70s and that most cvts use a belt.
what are the chances of the "gears" slipping
That's a fat steering wheel there
Beautiful! Cant wait to see how mine stacks up to this when i get mine done!