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This is how BMW camouflage's its 5 Series Gran Turismo

This is how BMW camouflage's its 5 Series Gran Turismo

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blogentry-133713-0-18342600-1436266962_thumb.pngStarting on the computer, the engineers design additional parts using a 3D CAD program to cover up the prototype that is meant to be tested on the public roads.The extra components are required to fit perfectly on the automobile, as mounting and un-mounting them should be efficient and less time consuming.

 

After the designed parts have been molded, they are simply drilled onto the car.We assume the parts are made a soft and light plastic ABS, which won’t affect the basic performance of the car.

 

Inside, a protective styrofoam type of housing is added on top of the dashboard to hide all the interesting things away, letting only the basic functions barely visible.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uaccjXcPc3Q


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