TUCKER 1947 PROJECT BIS by 3DClassics123456
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Description
This model will be soon sold on Renderosity with many options ( ERC Dials ) for Poser and Daz:
- all wheels rotation
- steering left/right ( steering wheel and front wheels synchronized )
- wipers left/right
- every door can be opened or closed.
- every door glass can be moved up or down
On his sketches, Tremulis did not draw the door handles and the wipers. I have added the wipers and made only single buttons for the doors so that this model seems more realistic,
A designer mistake: the front doors are so thick that they must be opened with a 170° angle so that people can climb easily in the car. In this renders I have only given a 120° angle. You can see that people must have thin legs. Maybe Tremulis had imagined a system different than hinges, like sliding windows along the car?
The dashboard, the pedals and the seats are the 1948 Tucker Torpedo ones.
This model is dedicated to ALL THE PEOPLE WHO LIKE IT, and of course, not for my dear friend Dominique (Domi48 on RR)
Comments (10)
Impressionnant de qualité...je ne sais pas trop quoi dire pour exprimer mon admiration. J'imagine une personne rondouillette, dirons-nous, essayant de grimper là dedans ! Quant aux portières arrière, elles me rappellent le jour où j'ai failli être ravi à votre affection...dans une auto (Simca ?) dont les portières avant s'ouvraient vers l'arrière...un copain conduisait (vite, sans doute), ma portière s'ouvrit brusquement (prise au vent ?), j'essayai de la rattraper et ai bien failli passer de vie à trépas...
Impressive - but I bet it would be very heavy on fuel! Nice work.
Fantastic and beautiful car!
Fine model !!!
A kind of panzer... from which war? Where are the machine guns?
FABULEUX... Merveilleux, époustouflant et que sais-je encore... GENIALE tout simplement !!!
Fantastic Love it
Excellent model my friend and top quality. I did think that about the doors too. Maybe Tremulis had some idea of swing out and slide along. The doors are very thick and that was possible due to the safety instructions from Tucker himself. A friend of mine has just brought a Peugeot 1007 with electric sliding doors. For me it would be a Citroen GS.
Bravo my friend ! !
Kinda cool...was this model ever produced? I find nothing on it online except this image http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-q-UerJ3DM2M/U_xkYW5VBLI/AAAAAAAAA1g/dLzSfcxCHaA/s1600/tucker-car.jpg