100% functioning Worthog (updated w/new pics)
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Monstermaker13
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for rear steering wheels why not just get the front of a 4wd car for the back ?
<div class='codetop'></div><div class='codemain'>Hmmm... you don't seem to know enough about cars to build one from scratch.
Haha, just kidding, I really really wanna see this. But, will it be to scale? Cuz isn't the actual Warthog 12 ft long and 8 ft high?</div>
Even if it is to scale It isn't much larger than a regular truck size vehicle, All vehicles on the road fall into about 10-15ft long ( passenger vehicles )
Think of it this way, If you where 6ft tall and you lay down next to your car w/ your feet at the front you would probably only reach about half the way to the back of the car. Some ot these super duty truck out there on the raod are huge I wouldn't want to have to park one but you get the idea.
Haha, just kidding, I really really wanna see this. But, will it be to scale? Cuz isn't the actual Warthog 12 ft long and 8 ft high?</div>
Even if it is to scale It isn't much larger than a regular truck size vehicle, All vehicles on the road fall into about 10-15ft long ( passenger vehicles )
Think of it this way, If you where 6ft tall and you lay down next to your car w/ your feet at the front you would probably only reach about half the way to the back of the car. Some ot these super duty truck out there on the raod are huge I wouldn't want to have to park one but you get the idea.
master commander
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i can fit in to anything lol (notrealy) how big is it
UPDATE
well just to keep everyone up to date:
it seems that instead of a donor car we will be using a donor dune buggy. for mutiple reasons this is a better choice..one drawback, less power
anyway, though the actual project will not begion till summer...(maybe spring) i will be posting (soon) measurements for the hog (my hog) and daigrams and such
thanx for looking
well just to keep everyone up to date:
it seems that instead of a donor car we will be using a donor dune buggy. for mutiple reasons this is a better choice..one drawback, less power
anyway, though the actual project will not begion till summer...(maybe spring) i will be posting (soon) measurements for the hog (my hog) and daigrams and such
thanx for looking
Monstermaker13
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are you going to supercharge the engine?
WanderingRon1n
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i want to build one for OFF-ROADING!!!!! it would be soo much fun.
Nova Chief
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I can't see the pictures.
Sean Bradley
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New statistics and writeup about the Warthog just put up at Bungie:
http://www.bungie.net/News/content.aspx?ty...link=BAGwarthog
http://www.bungie.net/News/content.aspx?ty...link=BAGwarthog
o damn thanx sean! that'll defeniely come in handy. anywhoa quick update on where we are right now...progress is slow....because im still in school :cry1: but as soon as summer vacation...or even spring break maybe roll around this baby's gunna kick into gear (no pun intended) :mrgreen:
Spartan 01
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u could look at the frame of an older truck, then use the dimensions of the worthog to build a strong frame. make sure the frame wont bend at all, i built a small car with a friend to practice for this, when we strarted to drive off, the frame cracked and we crashed quickly. :eek
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