McLaren P1's brushless motor, tail wing lift, butterfly door modification

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ZENE Bricks designer spent 3 months to optimize every detail. The butterfly door and the smoothness of the tail fin lifting and lowering are not simply about lifting and dropping, and a separate chip has been designed and manufactured to control them. There are also repeated tests on the stability of the wheels at high speeds, including route planning to avoid damaging the original model design, and even considering the strength of the suspension to achieve the best performance. Hope you like it and look forward cooperation with zene bricks.

 

 

[ITSDEEKAY]

Looks cool..but the materials are just way too expensive.

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10 hours ago, ITSDEEKAY said:

Looks cool..but the materials are just way too expensive.

It's really not cheap, because many of them are customized, individually molded, and manually assembled, plus the designer's patent fees.