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Powered by BuWizz V1. Drive: 1x M-motor. Steering: 1x M-motor

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WIP photos:

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Was rewatching "The irregular at magic high school" , and the futuristic car design there inspired me. I am however going for sort of a mix of Toyota Aygo + Renault Twizy and basically freestyling it as the parts seem to fit. I see it as an EV, but might make it a hybrid to add play features as otherwise it would be bland compared to the fantastic builds currently posted. Right now the suspension is soft enough to compress when one of the wheels is placed on an object above terrain level. The new tyres are out of my access as due to the virus only within country shipping works and 10+ euro for 4 little tires is crazy. I want to make RC version as well later

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Guess I have been too early when building my RC 1:15 convertible supercar lol

 

 

Edited by syclone
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Looks like a nice start, I'm curious to see where and how it will end up.

About rear suspension: am I right in assuming it has enormous travel as it currently is? Are you gonna limit the travel somehow? Or is it supposed to be an 'urban EV' that can climb stairs etc :wink:

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thanks for comments, @Rudivdk indeed, the travel is large as it almost bottoms out when fully compressed due to how the linkage arm is setup, however I would like it to be an ATV-esque setup car as it even has offroad tires on this version)))

made some progress, changed the steering from the weird setup to a normal rack-and-pinion. Added scissor doors and some front work in LDD. made a seat mockup as well, expecting to have two independent "buckets" on front and bench thingy on rear. Currently missing some parts IRL as they're used in something I'll hopefully post soon

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cya soon

Edited by syclone
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Intresting. I watched that anime once as well, maybe I'll have to rewatch it again as well, as I dont remember there being a vehice like this. 

In any case, I'll keep an eye on this one ;)

Edited by Gray Gear
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12 hours ago, Gray Gear said:

Intresting. I watched that anime once as well, maybe I'll have to rewatch it again as well, as I dont remember there being a vehice like this. 

In any case, I'll keep an eye on this one ;)

Thnks, here the vehicle in question (it has only served as an inspiration to build something futuristic)

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And here's a draft of approximate shape I'd like to end with:

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Twizy-esque 3-4 seater ATV. However I'm not sure I should upload it to TC18 as it would fit by dimensions but is definitely not 1/15 scale...

  • 2 weeks later...
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Installed one m-motor for drive with 20:12 gearing and another for steering. All powered by BuWizz V1. The roof and rear mudguard is mock-up. Fun to drive, can pull a wheelie if switching from reverse to forward drive due to hign center of gravity. Probably would do donuts with a V2 Buwizz.

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This came together very well! It looks like the perfect mix between city-EV (body shape) and offroader (ride height, stance). I love how you did the rear lights, those transred bent liftarms are used way too little in MOCs (I have a MOC in WIP which also uses them btw).

All in all, great little MOC:thumbup:

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