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Publisher :
Xdyne Inc.
Date added : 22-Jun-2007
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File size :
Unknown
Language :
English
License :
Shareware - Time Limit
Price : $ 79.00
OS :
Windows 98/NT/2000/ME/XP/VISTA
UpdateDate : 22-Jun-2007
Requirements :
No special requirements
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 AC Cobra 427 3D MODEL Information |
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AC Cobra 427 is one of the most successful creations of Shelby Caroll,
a well-known American racer and a businessman. Being an expert in sports
automobiles tuning, back in 1965 he noticed model 427 of a small English
firm, AC. After operational development, to which this simple and reliable
sports car was subjected, such successful qualitative changes took place,
that the car is still for sale. No doubt, the automobile of the 60s has
been repeatedly and considerably modernized during its long life,
however it is always recognizable and beloved by its admirers.
3D Models characteristics:
format - 3DS;
objects - car body, brakes, chassis, engine, steering, transmission, 4wheels;
faces - 216088;
materials - 52.
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Xdyne 3D Car Collection contains 19 specific cars
which were noticeable landmarks in automobile history and
each has it's own point of interest.
You will see the first automobile ever made in the world,"The Benz"
built in 1886. There is a range of
cars representing technical innovation, such as "The Austin Mini"
Representing a whole new family of cars, is the forerunner of the
utility vehicle, "The Willis Jeep".
There are so called long livers, which were in production for many years
represented by the "Model T Ford".
Many of the automobiles in our collection are technical masterpieces of
their own time like the "Mercedes Benz 300 SL" and the "Lamborghini Countach".
And of course no collection is complete without an exotic or curious model
that becomes a dead end production line such as, "The Bugatti Royal".
Our set of 3D models covers all automotive compositional concepts that are
known in the automobile design world.
All cars 3D models, were recreated from examples found in museums, periodicals, and
special literature, which were carefully examined to assure
absolute authentic replication inside and out.
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Willys Overland developed this car and produced it by the order of USA army.
Its concept became traditional for American Jeeps, and also for the majority
of off-highway cars in the world. The car had a rigid rail frame, a drive
gear on all wheels, a depended suspension leaf, and a spare wheel on a
back wall of the body. It also had the tires with facility grousers for
driving on sand, snow and wet ground which are typical for off-highway cars.
The drive gear of the forward wheels could be disconnected, and there was
a speed-reduction gearing in the transfer gear case. Besides, it had a short
base of wheels and a high clearance. The experience of its operation on
difficult roads during the Second World War confirmed the infallibility of
the accepted design decisions.
3D Models characteristics:
format - 3DS;
objects - car body, brakes, chassis, engine, steering, transmission, 4wheels;
faces - 126690;
materials - 28.
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8416 Silver Ghosts were produced from 1907 to 1926. The aluminium colour
varnishing and silvered accessories on its body gave it its name.
The initial productivity of four cars per week was gradually increasing,
and it increased considerably in 1919, because they began to assemble the
car also in Springfield, USA. The engine was supplied with a system of
bronze pipes for a cooling liquid, fuel and oil distributing. In-line six
cylinders had two blocks with fixed heads and one carburettor with an
ascending flow. The system of ignition had two plugs in each cylinder for
safety, one of the plugs received a spark from the roll of a high voltage,
and the second one - from magneto. It had kerosene headlights.
3D Models characteristics:
format - 3DS;
objects - car body, brakes, chassis, engine, steering, transmission, 4wheels;
faces - 231053;
materials - 46.
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This car became the first model of the famous firm, which intended not for
individual, but for serial production. By the fortune it was also the last
six-cylinder model of Rolls-Royce (from 1959 Silver Cloud was produced with
V-shaped eight). It had a rail frame, which was replaced on the subsequent
models by an integral body. These cars were attractive for Americans because
the rigidity of their back shock-absorbers could be adjusted from a driver
place on the run, and because it had a centralized lubrication of a forward
suspension, and also nut tree furnishing of the interior, excellent noise
insulation, and ergonomic forward seats. It was an innovation, because the
previous models of Rolls-Royce were designed for a hired driver, therefore
more the accent was given to the back seats.
3D Models characteristics:
format - 3DS;
objects - car body, brakes, chassis, engine, steering, transmission, 4wheels;
faces - 154954;
materials - 50.
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Did Ferdinand Porsche Junior, known as Ferry, who developed model 911,
know that he created a car unprecedented in the world practice?
It is well-known as elegant, high-speed, original, prestigious...
This car has been in the market for almost 35 years. We know the cases,
when a car was produced for several decades, but its concept could be
changed repeatedly (for instance, five generations of Chevrolet Corvette).
Porsche 911 is an incredible case, because according to the design science
cars with an air-cooling engine allocated behind a rear axle are to have
poor driving quality. Porsche's genius could not only win the laws of
mechanics, but what was more important he could gain the sympathy of many
fans, not only among those who could buy Porsche 911, but also those who
simply loves and understands the cars.
3D Models characteristics:
format - 3DS;
objects - car body, clutch, brakes, chassis, engine, steering, transmission, 4wheels;
faces - 252297;
materials - 50.
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