this is awesome.

they completely took apart the f1 honda car and suspended the entire car with wiring. very awesome!

http://ueba.net/hosted_pages/Suspended-Honda-F1-Car-20060730

Off topic

that is awesome. but one thing is missing. wheres the driver?

Had the priviledge of seeing this at the motor show, it looked amazing

WOW! thats amazing. Thanks for sharing

Wow! That's very impressive. Now, can someone have a look inside there and tell Jensen and Rubens why it's so bloody slow?

If they wanted it in that many pieces they should get Sato back in the Honda 1st team .

Quote from Hankstar :

Wow! That's very impressive. Now, can someone have a look inside there and tell Jensen and Rubens why it's so bloody slow?

lol

Slightly higher Res pic attached.

EDIT: after closer inspection it seems this is not the same car i.e. they do this every year. Nutters.

ooohh very nice.. somehow i can see this being a cool tv advert for honda... hmm

that looks great
found my new wallpaper

Nice. Some jobs people have.

For once I can appreciate modern art
That looks amazing

Hands-on exploding diagram

Nice fuel tank...

huh... i thought they did that stuff in 3d, there was one like that of buddy rice's IRL car in popular science a while back this year

woo! 3000'th post

Quote from XCNuse :

huh... i thought they did that stuff in 3d, there was one like that of buddy rice's IRL car in popular science a while back this year

woo! 3000'th post

it is 3D...

Man... that is so cool. Thanks for posting that.

Now, when is Scawen going to get off his ass and simulate all those 32,000 parts, hmmm?

lol that sounds like a good idea

And Button said he signed a contract that had no strings attached. Pfffft!

Quote from Slartibartfast :

Now, when is Scawen going to get off his ass and simulate all those 32,000 parts, hmmm?

and how is Eric gonna model all that

same way tom sullivan made a pretty much exact model down to the bolt of his 67? maybe 69 camaro

that thing is a piece of work there

What an extrordinary waste of time lol
Cool though!

rofl those ppl have too much time

http://www.autodesk.com/3dsmax :P

Now that's my sort of wind chime.