Post by masterkyp on Feb 7, 2007 22:45:47 GMT -5
Allow me to introduce the 'Phoenix':
She's based on several Star Wars influences rather than being based off a single Star Wars vessel... Everything thus far is functional. :twisted:
Enjoy :wink:
(If you get red X's or an error message, my server has limited bandwidth. So *if* you can't see the pics, check back later. I'll post the actual links to the pics under each one just in case.)
Vehicle specs:
Base Vehicle: 1973 Ford F-100
Engine: 390 FE V8, performance cam, performance timing set, performance heads, holley 2bbl carb, dual flowmaster exhaust.
Drive System: 3 speed manual transmission, shifter on the column.
Other Modifications:
Power systems: Dual 12v battery system, 2 12v power terminals, 110v AC power terminal, stand-alone USB power terminal
Central Computer Station: Lilliput fully-integrated compact dash-mounted PC: 8 inch overhead touchscreen monitor, 1ghz CPU, 512mb DDR Ram, 120gig memory core, bluetooth, instant-on(don't have to boot up the PC to use) CD/DVD/MP3/CDRW drive, 7 USB ports, full-size keyboard, handheld compact trackball mouse, wireless internet adapter, webcam, US Marine-grade SiRF chipset GPS module, FM transmitter.
Auxillary Computer Unit: HP iPAQ 3955 handheld Datapad PC. (dash-mounted interface to Central Computer Station)
Rear-view video/monitor.
Modified control systems, with built-in anti-theft measures, complete with various LED light readouts.
Astromech: Fully-functional modified Hasbro interactive R2 Unit (Dash mounted droid, designated R2-E6)
Comm Systems: 40 channel CB unit with built-in PA system, FRS frequency handheld radios
Sensors: Integrated Radar/Laser detector
Dual air horns.
Sound System: Clarion CD stereo head unit, 8-speaker "surround sound" system, 200w Amplifier, 10" subwoofer, auxillary powered computer speakers.
Markings
Engine
Interior
"Aurek-7 Navicomputer"(Computer screen in GPS mode)
"Corellian Engineering Corporation" logo on the dash
So far, I designed and built most of the modifications from scratch from various junk, aluminum plate(1/4" thick, most of it), functional switches and LED indicators, etc... she's about 60% complete as of now, and I still have a ways to go.
She's based on several Star Wars influences rather than being based off a single Star Wars vessel... Everything thus far is functional. :twisted:
Enjoy :wink:
(If you get red X's or an error message, my server has limited bandwidth. So *if* you can't see the pics, check back later. I'll post the actual links to the pics under each one just in case.)
Vehicle specs:
Base Vehicle: 1973 Ford F-100
Engine: 390 FE V8, performance cam, performance timing set, performance heads, holley 2bbl carb, dual flowmaster exhaust.
Drive System: 3 speed manual transmission, shifter on the column.
Other Modifications:
Power systems: Dual 12v battery system, 2 12v power terminals, 110v AC power terminal, stand-alone USB power terminal
Central Computer Station: Lilliput fully-integrated compact dash-mounted PC: 8 inch overhead touchscreen monitor, 1ghz CPU, 512mb DDR Ram, 120gig memory core, bluetooth, instant-on(don't have to boot up the PC to use) CD/DVD/MP3/CDRW drive, 7 USB ports, full-size keyboard, handheld compact trackball mouse, wireless internet adapter, webcam, US Marine-grade SiRF chipset GPS module, FM transmitter.
Auxillary Computer Unit: HP iPAQ 3955 handheld Datapad PC. (dash-mounted interface to Central Computer Station)
Rear-view video/monitor.
Modified control systems, with built-in anti-theft measures, complete with various LED light readouts.
Astromech: Fully-functional modified Hasbro interactive R2 Unit (Dash mounted droid, designated R2-E6)
Comm Systems: 40 channel CB unit with built-in PA system, FRS frequency handheld radios
Sensors: Integrated Radar/Laser detector
Dual air horns.
Sound System: Clarion CD stereo head unit, 8-speaker "surround sound" system, 200w Amplifier, 10" subwoofer, auxillary powered computer speakers.
Markings
Engine
Interior
"Aurek-7 Navicomputer"(Computer screen in GPS mode)
"Corellian Engineering Corporation" logo on the dash
So far, I designed and built most of the modifications from scratch from various junk, aluminum plate(1/4" thick, most of it), functional switches and LED indicators, etc... she's about 60% complete as of now, and I still have a ways to go.