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post Oct 8 2004, 08:19 AM
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Aaron, what is the line drawing of hanging on the wall?
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post Oct 8 2004, 08:44 AM
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Yes, they are all 1/43
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post Oct 8 2004, 08:48 AM
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there are two..you cant see the other, its on the opposite wall,

its one of 8 views of a 3 wheel car that i designed in my drafting class, senior year in highschool, i want to go into automobile engineering..so for my 4th year, i decided to design that, i have the pictures scanned in if you guys want to see pics of it i can post them, i did 8 drawings, 5 elevations, 2 (that are hanging on my wall) are 2 elevations with the mechanics superimposed into the drawing with a different color lead, and a perspective view, i also built a clay model, and brazed together a scale tubeframe model, which i also modeled in 3d studio vis
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post Oct 8 2004, 09:58 AM
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Interesting, have you looked at the TriMagnum? If not, do a search, it's too cool. I want to build one so bad. I'd like to make a hybrid version. Goldwing rear end, two electric motors up front. Gas engine for highway speeds and charging, regenerative braking, batteries and electrics for surface streets. I want to use a jet fighter kind of joystick grip to both, bias steer, and accelerate with the electrics. The nice thing about three wheels is it only has to pass the restrictions of a motorcycle. Mid Engine Too.
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post Oct 8 2004, 12:47 PM
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ill post some scans of copies of the drawings (so theyre poor quality) for you guys if you want, i also tried some modeling of it in 3d studio vis


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tubeframe model that i welded


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last one, the computer model of the tubeframe


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