Challenge #14 Home-built Aircraft Racer
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"Home-built Aircraft Racer"
Polycount range: 5500 - 7000
Texture & normal map size (optional): 512
The idea is to model a cobbled together single or two seater aircraft, designed for a race. Smallish weapons are ok,
but the idea is that these things are built in the racer's garage beside their home, not by some megacorp,
so they want to focus on a better power : weight ratio... speed, not firepower, is the key.
The vehicle should conceivably be something that could actually fly at speed, not a bathtub with wings and a propeller.
The 'era' of the plane can be anything from oldschool barnstormers to wipeout:pure racers, and anything beyond that;
powered by props or divergent turbines with four-corner hover-pads, doesn't matter. Just get ready to race!
"Home-built Aircraft Racer"
Polycount range: 5500 - 7000
Texture & normal map size (optional): 512
The idea is to model a cobbled together single or two seater aircraft, designed for a race. Smallish weapons are ok,
but the idea is that these things are built in the racer's garage beside their home, not by some megacorp,
so they want to focus on a better power : weight ratio... speed, not firepower, is the key.
The vehicle should conceivably be something that could actually fly at speed, not a bathtub with wings and a propeller.
The 'era' of the plane can be anything from oldschool barnstormers to wipeout:pure racers, and anything beyond that;
powered by props or divergent turbines with four-corner hover-pads, doesn't matter. Just get ready to race!
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you had to add weapons? for a race? madness. Can we at least keep racing non-violent?
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'smallish weapons are ok'
doesnt say you have to have 'em
Just making sure, cause I have a few ideas floating around in me skull. May go futuristic or may go middle ages da vinchi style.
My one is based on a real plane.
have fun
(hope that was clear enough)
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