Aston Martin Valkyrie 001 1.0

Great quality, great modeling, only thing it needs is working steering wheel and a JBeam.

Things to change:

- [ ] Add side pods for the cameras of the screens (housed in the slit of the front fender/wheel well add 2 screens on each side of the cockpit for the side pod cameras both on top of the dash on each side each screen would be blank all tho if you added that neat little logo you use on the side/fender/wheel well then that would very much be appreciated the one that says (valkrie 001)

- [ ] Make the console out of the same material as the dash and the seats make the steering wheel entirely out of this material as well aside from the buttons

- [ ] Fully inclose the cockpit because currently you can see through the floor boards and stuff because the monocoque is not fully enclosed add the same front suspension fixture to the rear

- [ ] Add some sort of branding on the dash board just to give it that extra fresh touch

- [ ] Preferably the same one you did on the side (valkrie 001)

- [ ] Also just a small really tiny suggestion is not that big of a deal but fixing the part of the body that glitches through the the cockpit would be appreciated its not a huge deal tho just would tighty it up a little more

- [ ] Not a big one but change the plastic bits to carbon fiber


Side notes

When I first started this thing up I was like this boy is mean because the harmony this car sings is simply one of a kind then once I started driving this thing I realized it wasn’t just mean it was a monster truly impressive I must say the handling is nothing shy of expectation while singing an acoustic of 12 cylinders this car is truly impressive I cannot stress that enough remind me a lot of my zonda r one off replica







If you care to read:

This mod went beyond expectation for my philosophy of what an automation car should be it perfectly captures the valkyrie in everyday you’d expect to every degree you’d expect without over doing it this car reminds me of my own pagan zonda r 1 off replica bootleg whatever you wanna call it its basically a zonda under a different name (called the berreta r I know stupid name but that’s not the point) and it captures every aspect of the zonda but it does it discretely overall from a far and pretty much all around it looks like a zonda but you don’t really start noticing the difference till you start studying it a little which is what this car does so well it shares every aspect of the Valkyrie but also changes some bits up which I think for the better in some cases like the rear end has some nice touches all the aero mostly makes sense and mostly checks out which this is how an automation car is supposed to be designed in my philosophy this car could practically be branded as its own much like my zonda which is something I think a lot of people are failing to understand because well you see automation cars they are not supposed to be beam ng cars they are special for this reason and the fine line between automation cars and beam ng cars is drawing thinner as time progresses and well if I wanted a beam ng car Id think Id just download a beam ng car because if automation cars and beam ng cars ever became the same in every aspect then what would be the point of automation cars there wouldn’t why would you download an automation car over a beam ng car it would be less efficient in absolutely every way to develop because the amount of time it takes to make an automation car anything close to that of a beam ng car is significantly more than what it would take to simply make a beam ng mod now should automation themselves actually make their cars more like beam ng cars upon export then perhaps maybe it would be more efficient to create an automation car rather than a beam ng car otherwise it is simply impractical automation cars simply should not share the same anatomy as beam ng cars a creator who goes by trajano captures this philosophy very well I never thought Id ever create automation cars till I saw what he or she was able to create

most unexpected thing to appear in automation + its actually accurate