Aeromaster LMP

Gallery Automotive
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Just some basic cover below the pipe for the fuel tank.

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Amazing work. As an amateur racer and racing engineer, I’m just amazed at your work and how Rhino makes it look so simple! Surely an illusion!

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Simple ≠ easy :wink:

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stop quoting me :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:
Decided to use GH to design an electric guitar, not sure im regretting it now :grin:

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Thank you! Rhino is actually a very capable CAD software, it’s just that many people are not aware of all the advantages it has over competitor programs. Modeling-wize, Rhino is perfect for car engineering, except that it lacks mating parts and inverse kinematics simulation. :slight_smile:

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Hi Bobi, fascinating work and great presentation of Rhino capabilities!
There are a lot of structural parts in this project, did you also do FEM analysis?

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Thanks! I don’t have any experience with FEM software and rely only on my understanding for structural integrity. So far everything works as expected.

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In that case, project is even more fascinating!

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Indeed. :slight_smile: It’s nice to challenge yourself to achieve something that usually requires software or practical tests. Of course, the latter could hep achieve even better results.