1923 Sunbeam Grand Prix 1.2

Update to add the vintage driver, plus...

- added more polys to the steering wheel and fixed a shading issue there
- moved fuel tank lower
- fixed blotchy tyre texture and redid the normal map
- added LODs C and D (still too chunky)
- added working oil pressure gauge
- matched tyre changes to those on the Voisin
- lots of changing stuff and then changing it back and then changing it again.

INSTALL NOTE: As before if you want the driver textures install manually to your ...Program Files\Steam\SteamApps\common\assettocorsa folder. If you've already got the driver model and textures then you can probably just use Content Manager to install.

I always feel like I've forgotten something when I do these uploads so if I have please let me know. I check them beforehand but it's easy to miss things.

Little vid to finish, if you press F6 in these cars you should get the riding mechanic's view of everything, such as a lap of Bathurst with 30 odd slightly mad AI cars:

On to the FIAT 805 now, have fun,

Liam

Yes! My upload problem seems to be fixed.

Little update to add:

- distinct textures for wheels and cockpit leather
-small adjustment to inertia values
- correct tyres normal map that I forgot after spending days checking I hadn't forgotten anything
- removed spaces and capitals from skin names
- a few more skins in national racing colours

It's difficult to find any good photos of vintage racing colours so I looked up the official colours on Wikipedia and the actual colour shades used are mostly based on the national flags.

Belgium

Netherlands

Spain

UV map is a bit distorted in places so that's something I still have to work on.

Just want to say thanks for all the kind reviews. I had a bit of a love/hate experience with this car because I really do love making these models, trying to accurately recreate what I see in photos, but that wasn't always possible with the info and references I had available.

Thanks too to everyone who's ever answered a question about AC modding, here or anywhere else, because without that wealth of shared knowledge I wouldn't have even got started on what's become a very rewarding hobby.

Stay safe everyone.

Liam