Custom Model T

@crazydl - Thank you

wow！Great work! I love it!

@SmurfResearchX yeah that would be great. 👍🏿 Maybe you could make a new one with door vizzy next time. Also your brake lamp vizzy in this craft was very helpful, simplity amazing!!

@crowxe - that is so much better than my description - lol - but, what the new human on earth 2.0 will never know(since this particlar version was retrofitted with electric wheel motors, from tesla) - is that this very craft was the first mass produced carbon emiting machine that began the destruction of the atmosphere...that eventually caused the original flee to Mars

Centuries after the human civilization on Mars collapsed and knowledge and history was lost, they built the civilization again and decided to explore the nearest planet and they found this alien vehicle and now they got the answer...they're not alone :)

@SelectAKey - nice, it worked great - that could also be a way to make a tie rod assembly on a independent suspension, with a piston on each side....might try that also - i appreciate the help, ill send a link to the chassis version when i make some progress

@SmurfResearchX yeah i just copied one of you rotators threw the piston on it rotated the piston repositioned and copied a hinge to the top. made all the pieces unbreakable and change the pistons range.

@SmurfResearchX posted the example lemme know after youve seen it and ill take er down

@SmurfResearchX yeah you can set negative value on piston so it pushes and pulls from just push position. i can make a quick example if youd like? although im sure you can figure it out considering the detail youve put into the suspensiom already. and set the piston to roll or yaw and boom steering. all you would have to do is attach a rotator on the rack steering set the hinges to floppy attach piston to the rotator and make sure the top is connected to a hard point.

@Latiif88 - thanks - after i uploaded it, i was thinking i should have made the dash lights work like the door buttons on the rover bus - so the hood, headlights, motor, and doors (maybe a parking brake) could be operated by the driver - without having to take control of the craft command chip

@Vashutechno - thank you

@SelectAKey - thanks - thats a great idea...in the place of the rack and pinion assembly, right?

Woah!! The leg component was so detail

Marvelous,cult classic 👌👌👌😊😊😊happy to see something different

its a hopped up offroading version. pretty fun to cruise around in. you should try to encorporate a piston steering system for more mechanical action. great job!

@Gozinya - thanks - i always liked how they built the old cars with the mechanical connections.

Your description is so underrated!!! This thing has a functional steering column. I haven’t seen that before. Just incredible.

@TestRunner - thank you