Third installment from Tours 1923 and the final car, along with the Bugatti and the Voisin, that managed to finish the race.<br>
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The hardest model to make so far because there's so little info available. I had to base most of the cockpit on the 1922 car because that's all I could find good hi-res pictures of, although I did manage to get a screenshot from a YouTube video of Tours 1923 that showed the steering wheel was very close to one in my pictures so that is fairly accurate at least.<br>
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Same story with the physics, there's a website called Grand Prix Sunbeams which has a lot of technical detail on the 1922 and 1924 cars but almost nothing on the 23, which is a bit <br>
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From what I can make out there was a lot of evolution of the 22 car into the 23 car and then onto the 24 car so I've tried to use what's available to guess-timate things as well as trying to fit that in with what I could find out about the 23 car.<br>
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Sound is mostly from a couple of YouTube videos that were of a Sunbeam, just not necessarily this Sunbeam <br>
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Little vid of the car in action, what you can't see in this is how much fun I was having because despite the difficulty of getting something historically accurate it's still bloody good fun to drive.<br>
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Anyway, have fun, hope you're all hanging in there in these difficult times, don't forget to wash your hands, happy racing.<br>
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Liam
