Auto Credit Based on Jundroo's Little Bugger
Front: Double wishbone type
Caster angle 9 °
Camber angle works strokes negatively.
Rear: Semi-trail arm type
Camber angle works strokes negatively.
Toe angle operates in a stroke.
Specifications
Spotlights
- This craft has been featured
- flyingsteve88 6.4 years ago
- marcox43 6.4 years ago
- Paper 6.3 years ago
- LiamW 6.4 years ago
- SimpleEric 6.4 years ago
- JohnnyBoythePilot 6.4 years ago
- Chancey21 6.4 years ago
- Mod 6.3 years ago
- FlexNoTape 6.4 years ago
- Hyattorama 6.3 years ago
- RobertsAeronautics 4 months ago
General Characteristics
- Predecessor Little Bugger
- Successors 17 airplane(s) +35 bonus
- Created On iOS
- Wingspan 8.5ft (2.6m)
- Length 15.8ft (4.8m)
- Height 6.5ft (2.0m)
- Empty Weight 2,891lbs (1,311kg)
- Loaded Weight 3,024lbs (1,371kg)
Performance
- Wing Loading 74.9lbs/ft2 (365.8kg/m2)
- Wing Area 40.4ft2 (3.8m2)
- Drag Points 3082
Parts
- Number of Parts 219
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 1,134
Speechless. I can't comprehend how well it handles.
good car XD
Once again, fantastic build. Makes quick work of everything in the proving grounds. It has most definitely proven itself and so have you! Great job :)
lol
@Strikefighter04
@MrAspy XD
nowhere.. @Strikefighter04
Whoa! Hi! Where have you been? @MrAspy
hi suprise..
@Strikefighter04
It looks like the 2011 Penhall Cholla
@aircraftarsenal123 @flyingsteve88 Thank you! I am very happy!
@aircraftarsenal123 Agree with you
I really love this car,simple but amazing
Very cool, I can see why people like this build. It’s so simple but nicely detailed all around, and the driving is good unlike many cars people have made. Nice to know there’s more than ten people who can make good suspension XD. The springs and dampers are well tuned and the bodyroll doesn’t flip the rig, and it bottoms out (but doesn’t explode) over unrealistic jumps. Can’t really say anything critical except maybe a small steering wheel, very nice!
@plane918273645 you're both silver ranked builders so I don't see your argument
@plane918273645 he's only 800 ahead of you (as of this post). And it's against the rules to advertise your work on other people's. If you made something that was intended to be used along side his that would be one thing. Or even if it was a successor, but your in direct competition with him so, kinda rude. And people will spotlight or upvote for all kinds of reasons. Most of us try to spotlight lower accounts specifically to be encouraging. As far as being featured goes that's essentially a similar situation to being spotlighted, only the devs do it. Frankly, your version is very similar in appearance to the original and so it doesn't stand out as much. This is a much more drastic redesign imo. If you want to stand out more, try coming up with a more unique design and don't make a successor to something that has 1900+ successors already, that will rarely get much notice. Hope this helps to clear things up, there is more info on the forums if you want further tips on getting noticed.
Obviously you get the spotlight and other lower ranked players don't, I already built a better upgraded one
Great build, bad spotlight system
219 part?
@Destroyerz117 The spring is proportional to the force and the damper is proportional to the operating speed.
I prefer to make the damper stronger than the spring rate in off-road vehicles.
It slows the speed at which the lifted suspension returns.
@Caveman999 Thank you !
You seem to know your stuff, how does the damper and spring strength function ingame? Everyone seems to have a different opinion on it.
The best thing ever. So fun.
No problem mate! :D @Kakofrutaka
@Hayhayjam664 @marcox43 I am trying to make cars that are fun to run around. So I am honored to have your comments :D
Very fun to drive, love it! :D
@Kakofrutaka I'm surprised at how stable it is!, it drives better than my audi Quattro lol(although that top speed is quite unrealistic for a buggy, but whatever, It's Simpleplanes xdd
@marcox43 @Potkuri Thank you for watching my car and enjoying it!