Required listening whilst driving this car https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCiDuy4mrWU
EDIT: In my haste in posting this yesterday, I forgot one of the credits, and that goes to @ElGatoVolador for the steering wheel, I sincerely apologize for forgetting about this, I was in a hurry yesterday.
CONTROLS + DISCLAIMER: This car does not handle like a real car, if you want it to, increase tire grip and lower horsepower. Nor is it real-scale for that matter, it's sized quite well for the SP world though.
WASD for Driving
VTOL Up - Deploy Headlamps
AG 1 - Turn on lights
AG 2 - Left Turn Signal
AG 3 - Right Turn Signal
AG 4 - Reverse Lights
Brakes - Brake lights and hand brake
Yaw Right - Clutch pedal if you care
After roughly 24 man hours of work, over the course of five days, it's finally here, the hachiroku (Japanese for eight-six). I've poured my heart and soul into bringing you guys the best gold special possible, so here it is.
Special thanks to @EternalDarkness for providing me with a chassis to begin work with, and @BRuthless for helping turn this thing into an idiot-proof (albeit ridiculous) drifter. Now then, onto the descriptive fluff.
This is a 1983 Toyota Corolla, chassis code AE86, Trueno model, sister to the Levin. More specifically, this car is meant to be an attempt at a replica of Takumi Fujiwara's famous AE86 from the manga and anime *Initial-D*. As such it features such insane details as the kanji and hiragana on the side which mean "Fujiwara Tofu" (I think...).
I plan to make several more variants of this car, a mobile friendly version (as mobile friendly as I can get it), a rally version, a track version, and the dreaded, hated, obligatory, *ricer... (cringes inwardly)*
I hope you folks enjoy this car as much as I enjoyed making it, because though it was difficult, time consuming work, I'm passionate about it. PS Sorry for wall of text, I also may have forgotten some things, sorry.