Auto Credit Based on jsaret's ratrodcontrol completed + Whitewalls
This is what I've been working on since the F1 car... It finally has been made, a good old rat rod. This features opening doors, lights, (mostly working) interior and awesome looks, topping out at 240 mph.
That being said, don't expect the best turning, however it won't flip over on flat ground.
-Throttle to go forward
-Roll to steer
-Brake to, ah, brake
-Act. 1 VTOL down for doors
-Act. 1 fro lights
Special thanks to @Jsaret for the white walled tires
Special thanks to @Mortorkade for the donor engine and steering wheel
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Predecessor ratrodcontrol completed + Whitewalls
- Successors 16 airplane(s) +91 bonus
- Created On Mac
- Wingspan 12.2ft (3.7m)
- Length 25.2ft (7.7m)
- Height 7.7ft (2.3m)
- Empty Weight 7,424lbs (3,367kg)
- Loaded Weight 8,460lbs (3,837kg)
Performance
- Wing Loading N/A
- Wing Area 0.0ft2 (0.0m2)
- Drag Points 5448
Parts
- Number of Parts 313
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 1,060
Fair enough @aircraftarsenal123
Depends on how you look at it. I called it a rat rod bc while it’s based on the Ford Model A, it’s been chopped and dropped so much that it’s hard to tell. Rust isn’t the only thing that makes a rat rod in my opinion. @Rymanx03
This is a hot rod, not a rat rod. That doesn't mean it isn't cool, though
@aircraftarsenal123 ok, thanks
Yeah, just do a good job on it ;) @VincentPlays
@aircraftarsenal123 would I be able to make a pickup version please
In terms of SP I made it if that’s what you’re asking. In real life I’d imagine it would be a modified 1932 Ford Model A grille, not sure about the radiator as those are really interchangeable between cars and just about everything else. @VincentPlays
What kind of vehicle is the radiator grill from
nice car and nice motor !
This looks sick!
Nice engine bruh
lol Wow this thing looks great and was fun to take around Sky City! How many HP did this engine have? I didn't wanna tear that beautiful engine apart that @MoterKade produced!! lol At 5% throttle I was tooling along at 50 mph. XD For future reference Pitch though works great for operating motor vehicles because you have a more hands on control on how fast you're moving, you can coast - and move in reverse. I couldn't help spinning out in the corners of the Oval Office once I ramped up the throttle though! I think I'd like to coast through them with brief bursts of throttle. My fun in the Oval Office ended once the grill was nudged fully against one of of the barrier walls so I was stuck. Oh, a word of warning! This girl has so much power don't go 100% throttle on the jumps in the Jump zone - you'll overfly the safe landing areas and come apart on landing. lmao Overall I had lots of fun, thanks for this magnificent build!
sure, thanks @donthebom
@aircraftarsenal123 it looks so good with the withe wall... one question can i make it an custom part, i save in my game
Ok thanks also i am giving you full credit@aircraftarsenal123
sure, but good luck on making the doors still work...@PilotBUBBA
Do i have permission to upload a convertable edition of this@aircraftarsenal123
Oh wow, Haha. your welcome! :) @jsaret
@aircraftarsenal123 no, literally, the most point-generating plane I've ever made is the predecessor to this one.
thanks guys! @donthebom @jsaret
this is the most beatiful car i've seen in simeplanes! great job man!
Well. It looked like helping you paid off! I have some 250-odd successor points as a result :P
Thanks! @MoterKade @FlOu
I had a black fulasge, and i added about 20 fulesagles .05 in size painted chrome. @BRuthless
Oh man this deserve way more attention. This is absolutely amazing. Love it!!!