Difference between revisions of "Small sportscar"
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| resources = 6000 grams of [[steel]]<br />4000 grams of [[iron]]<br />500 grams of [[rubber]]<br />450 grams of [[window glass]] | | resources = 6000 grams of [[steel]]<br />4000 grams of [[iron]]<br />500 grams of [[rubber]]<br />450 grams of [[window glass]] | ||
| − | | objects = | + | | objects = |
| tools = {{screwdriver}} | | tools = {{screwdriver}} | ||
| − | | machines = | + | | machines = |
| − | | location = | + | | location = |
| rot = | | rot = | ||
| userot = | | userot = | ||
| repair = | | repair = | ||
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| + | {{Infobox:Manufacture | ||
| + | | title = Small sportscar (Assembly line) | ||
| + | | type = Vehicles | ||
| + | | skill = Manufacturing vehicles | ||
| + | | time = 2 | ||
| + | | resources = 140 grams of [[steel]] | ||
| + | | objects = [[car windows]]<br />'''2''' [[car wheels]]<br />[[car frame]]<br />{{car engine}} | ||
| + | | tools = {{screwdriver}}<br />[[pincers]]<br />[[pliers]]<br />[[wrench]]<br />[[fork spanner]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{Infobox:Land vehicle | {{Infobox:Land vehicle | ||
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| weight = 135000 | | weight = 135000 | ||
| realcapacity = 72740 | | realcapacity = 72740 | ||
| − | | surfaces = | + | | surfaces = {{sand road}} |
| speed = 0.77 | | speed = 0.77 | ||
| engine = [[car engine]] | | engine = [[car engine]] | ||
| weight effect = 5000 | | weight effect = 5000 | ||
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| − | + | A small sportscar can be made in either of two ways, [[Skills#Manufacturing|manufacturing]] by hand with a [[screwdriver]] and raw materials, or with the new method using [[:Category:Semi-finished products|car parts]] and made on an [[assembly line]]. | |
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{{Infobox:Vehicle_speed | {{Infobox:Vehicle_speed | ||
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| + | <small>''* '''Max''' means consumption when fully loaded, '''Min''' means consumption with just a driver.''</small> | ||
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A small sportscar can be made in either of two ways, manufacturing by hand with a screwdriver and raw materials, or with the new method using car parts and made on an assembly line.
Speed
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| Road type | Max.* | Min.** |
| Path | - | - |
| Sand road | 65 | 50 |
| Paved road | 92 | 77 |
| Highway | 142 | 127 |
| Expressway | 204 | 189 |
* Max means speed with just a driver, ** Min means speed when fully loaded.
Fuel consumption
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* Max means consumption when fully loaded, Min means consumption with just a driver.
