well, sort of. it's a 1/10 scale wind tunnel model i made for school. it has a 10' chop off the top, widened 16" on the sides and rolls on 24x13 wheels.

cad model



real model in chormalusion butter green


it ended up pulling a Cd of .45.... which is about as good as a brick. but screw it, it looks sick

 

HA HA! you have a RS2 version. MAYBE that is what the B stands for in xB----Brick!!! Looks like you had fun with the project......

 

IMO a chopped to on an xB causes it to loose most of it's character. Kinda like how that convertable xB looks like poopoo with the top up or down.

 

Can someone post a pic of a convertible xB?..... I've never seen this... thanks...


-AleXb.

 

There is an article about the convt. xB on page 64 of the white 06' Scion book. Hope this helps

 

Ask and ye shall recieve .. LOL

 

^^No, there is a real one somewhere. I'll go looking.

To the OP, what software did you use for the CAD?

Edit - found it:

http://scionconvertibles.com/index.html

 

Looks sweet man!

The green was the way to go. Now with windows on it, it looks that much better!

 

There is also that white one that is just chopped with no top...

 

looks cool, what school are you going to? Are you in a ID program?

 

thanks for the comments and covertable pics , i used CATIA to design it and I'm a WWU automotive design grad.

 

Does WWU have a masters in automotive design? I have my BFA in sculpture from central. How is job placement out of that program? are there any that are local? I always thought a modelling job would be awesome.

 

CATIA is amazing. It's a great package. Knowing it will help you out a lot. I know some Pro/E and a lot of Unigraphics.

BSME, BTW.

 

that model looks awesome. wish i made something like that in wood class

 

xB should not be a convertible..me no likey...

the bB truck yes..but not a convertible