building a dodge from playstation!

[Michael Bunny Exclusive D]

the find was in this forum not owns but there's and it has a hidden Secret behind it you have to find the model it's in a pdf files a letter or b. a4 too you have to type it in for your own yourself! rick does not want me to download it here because it's not right if rick want's to see it I'll pm me or get the ok! I will ok do the forum that I found it's here!--------->


Dodge Kingsway Havana Car Papercraft - Driver Madness

it is now open to the public free down load but I don't under stand it didn't work for me yesterday??

[Michael Bunny Exclusive D]

there was no tabs on the chassis so I made some to attach to the chassis together as show in the photos below! even the designer didn't make any there are different sizes! the back ones are a little longer then the front ones!
I hope this helps you out!

[Michael Bunny Exclusive D]

and the wheels will roll like a real car does! from cardstock!

[airdave]

Driver was a really neat game I played years ago.
This is a very old game!

But it was one of the better early driving simulator games with good crash physics and damage.

Premise was that you are a "hired driver" and you took jobs as a getaway driver in heists or other events.
The cops would chase you through the city.
San Francisco I think.
Second half of the game moved to Cuba, and so the cars were all old American iron.
Lots of very big and 50s stylish cars.
Real fun to drive (in the game).

So basically this is just ripped game files turned into a paper model.
The "guy claiming to be the "original designer" of this papercraft is stretching the facts. lol

Happy building.
Keep having fun Mike!

[Michael Bunny Exclusive D]

even my own builds don't compare to there's paper models without tabs on them!

[airdave]

There are no tabs on the parts because the pdf is just the pilfered game meshes.
During assembly they use paper tabs and connectors on the insides of the parts.

You are the master of taped assembly!

[Michael Bunny Exclusive D]

I didn't expected that?? response! thank's Airdave!

[PacificWind]

That is really cool, Michael! I remember well the Driver videogames, especially the first one and the second one. They are one of my favorites. Inspiration for them came from the 1978 movie, The Driver. What's interesting, they even copied some scenes into a game, like the famous garage test or the crash sounds which were exactly the same as in the movie. Driver 1 and 2 were set in the following cities, in 1970s/1980s: Miami, San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Havana, Las Vegas, Rio de Janeiro.

[rockpaperscissor]

A great looking classic. Ready for a Saturday night cruise. Well done.