Bruckell Nine

How about truck and buses configs based on this car in the future updates? Like Ford AA based on Ford A.

 

First of all, this is my favourite vehicle that has been added to the game so far, love it!
Found little bug, I guess this is not intended but it is probably tied to the wheels used as sparewheels having wheelcovers. But you can use the covers also as tires when mounted to the axles...

 

Would it has an ambulance and fire truck configs in the future updates?
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Also this car needs for an engine bottom protection tunning part like on rally cars — with welded differential and off-road tires this car is good on dirt roads but the engine is a weak point that can be damaged easy.

 

That should be a feature if it's not already.

 

I really love it!
I was kind of hoping for unsynchronized transmission and a manually operated choke though. Any chance of adding these at least as an option for better immersion for those more hardcore players?

 

Stupid crap for the sake of having stupid crap.

 

It's a nice car, enjoyed my first impressions driving the car. Hope it gets EU-sized number plates in a future update, and maybe metric gauges too.

 

Can you guys fix the four cylinder engine sound? It sounds like its from a mobile game.

 

i tried to do that to a bluebuck and it kinda worked
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i wish we could get more areas to put the license plates
so on any car if we removed the lights we could run a plate
maybe a valence mounted plate

 

when is the GAMBLER 500 config of it coming?? or its the junk off-road thig?

 

thats a gambler 500/mad max config

 

ok, thanks for letting me know

 

I really dig this thing! Although, could we get a wider variant of the Bruckell Glides? I'm thinking x7 or x8. Was trying to re-create the hotrod from Mafia 2, which has these exact wheels with big whitewalls. Also on the coupe body, I would appreciate having a "hotrod taillights" option for the rear fenders, like with the headlights.

I'm editing this because I've had a peek in the actual game, and it looks like the rear wheels have 2 arrays of "wires", which makes me think that whoever was putting that car together welded 2 regular rims together to make a big one. That would make it an x8 width (at least I think so, I'm not sure how these measurements actually work). I am unsure however how they made a wide whitewall tyre. I don't think you could just glue 2 of them together, and it's hard to say if anybody manufactured those back in the day.

Oh and btw flathead V8 is KING

 

very, very well done; some people are probably not happy to see it's not a hypercar or whatever, but the Nine is genuinely fantastic. The level of detail is absolutely astonishing. The animated clutch and brake pedals are a very nice touch, as well as the new halogen lights. There is no shortage of configs and parts making it incredibly fun to drive around on a wheel with the very bouncy suspension. My only real critique is the delay of the needle lights and no visible fog light control, but overall, it is an amazing addition with an incredible level of detail.

 

yeah, I figured that out, but I don't know why the clutch is engaged when the vehicle is in neutral. Also I didn't realize you were on the Beam team now, that's cool.

 

this car is amazing. While driving it, I remembered stories about the indestructibility of my great-grandfather's car. it was a 1937 Opel P4 2-door sedan, converted by his colleague from the Chevrolet assembly plant in Warsaw. it had an added reduction gear, a differential lock and raised springs. (apparently these were quite common modifications in Poland at that time due to the terrible roads) Unfortunately, during the war, the Germans took my great-grandfather's car, but they spared my great-grandfather because he was a respected engineer. I tried to replicate in game his car as best as I could. Unfortunately, I don't have any photos of it at the moment, but I remember that it had one spare wheel on the fender, interestingly, only one front lamp, and fog lights installed by my grandfather. The licence plate is also the same as it was

 

i noticed the nine has jbeaming for no syncros but its edited out of the last two gears, but it grinds if you downshift into first, though a negligible amount
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where's the old paint/dirty skin?

 

Soft top, interior, and rumble seat could all use black leather options for consistency with the driver/passenger seats, aside from that small complaint, this car is a masterpiece, I built a pretty faithful replica of the Rat Roadster from Stacy David's Gearz, down to roughly the same power, torque, and gear ratios, and I love every bit of driving a piece of my childhood