Zero to 26 - solved by many

[Quiller]

Here are some cars with unusual wheel arrangements - numbered by how many wheels they have (I think...).

All you need to do is identify each one as accurately as possible and you'll get a point for each!

[Quiller]

Second batch

[Quiller]

Final batch

[ImpishGrin]

#1a is Bombardier EMBRIO :)

#6aa is a SHADO Jeep from the "UFO" tv series :) :)

#9aa is NSU Kettenkrad with Sd.Anh.1 trailer :) :) :)

[Paul Jaray]

1.5a Rose Monocar, by Julius Rose
2.0a Gyro Transport Systems Gyrocar

[Ray B.]

#2.0a is a gyrocar from Gyro Transport Systems of Northridge, California. It was called the Gyro-X and designed by Alex Tremulis.

[Otto Puzzell]

0 is a Bus Ball by Corky Corker which consists of a VW Microbus chopped and comes with only a single seat, a narrow-rimmed steering wheel and the well-known VW logo at the 'front'.

12 is The Landmaster, designed by Dean Jeffires, from "Damnation Alley"

[Quiller]

You've been getting your wobbly wheels on!

Correct answers so far:

1a = Bombardier EMBRIO (ImpishGrin)

1.5a = Rose Monocar by Julius Rose (Paul Jaray)

2.0a = Gyro Transport Systems Gyro-X (Ray B)

6aa = SHADO Jeep from UFO (ImpishGrin)

9aa = NSU Kettenkrad (ImpishGrin)

12 is Landmaster (Otto Puzzell)

[Quiller]

0 is a Bus Ball by Corky Corker which consists of a VW Microbus chopped and comes with only a single seat, a narrow-rimmed steering wheel and the well-known VW logo at the 'front'.

That's not the answer, I'm afraid  :'(

[Quiller]

1.5a Rose Monocar, by Julius Rose
2.0a Gyro Transport Systems Gyrocar

Julius Rose is correct, but Ray B's Gyro-X ID on 2.0a gets the point here

[Otto Puzzell]

0 is a Bus Ball by Corky Corker which consists of a VW Microbus chopped and comes with only a single seat, a narrow-rimmed steering wheel and the well-known VW logo at the 'front'.

That's not the answer, I'm afraid  :'(

ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons' Bus Ball

[Paul Jaray]

1.5a Rose Monocar, by Julius Rose
2.0a Gyro Transport Systems Gyrocar

Julius Rose is correct, but Ray B's Gyro-X ID on 2.0a gets the point here

You hare the boss...

[Quiller]

ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons' Bus Ball

He may be the owner - but not the creator of the no-wheeled miracle bus....

[ImpishGrin]

ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons' Bus Ball

He may be the owner - but not the creator of the no-wheeled miracle bus....

Because the creator is Lars-Erik Fisk :)

and 12bb is Lockheed Terrastar, a US Army prototype from 1967
and 12cc is the Landmaster made by Dean Jeffries for the movie  "The Damnation Alley"
and 16a is Canadair Fisher  - a 1962 prototype of amphibious ATV

[Otto Puzzell]

Hmmm....

I'll sit back and watch for a while, because surely Quiller has forgotten to demand the same level of detail for the other vehicles posted.

Or, perhaps the object is to wait for somebody else to ID a car, look up an additional detail, and steal their point?   :huh:

[ImpishGrin]

Don't know what exactly you're referring to with the "level of detail". Surely, the name of the artist that created the VW ball is more important in identifying it than the owner. Lars-Erik Fisk is a guy well known for making balls from everything possible, so it wasn't that difficult to find him.

Besides, I waited 36 hours with my reply, so you had a chance :P

[Paul Jaray]

And Gyrocar\Gyro-X is enough to define a wrong reply?
I wasn't at home and I remembered that name, sure that  I got the car and If something was (slightly) wrong I would have the chance to change it as it always happen.
But, that's your puzzle, it goes under your rules and if this is how you rule it, I'm fine with that.

[Ray B.]

If I remember well Paul, in your reply, 61 seconds before mine, you said something wrong like "Louis Brennan's gyrocar" (wich is another car) mixed with someting right (Gyro Transports System). You edited it and erased the Brennan part.
Well, I edited my post too and attributed the design to Tremulis (before I had just said he was involved I think).

I don't care who gets this point, but I want you to know that I didn't google your answer to find mine: I wouldn't have had time. I recognized the car and had a bookmarked page where I knew i could find the exact ID.

[Paul Jaray]

If I remember well Paul, in your reply, 61 seconds before mine, you said something wrong like "Louis Brennan's gyrocar" (wich is another car) mixed with someting right (Gyro Transports System). You edited it and erased the Brennan part.
Well, I edited my post too and attributed the design to Tremulis (before I had just said he was involved I think).

I don't care who gets this point, but I want you to know that I didn't google your answer to find mine: I wouldn't have had time. I recognized the car and had a bookmarked page where I knew i could find the exact ID.

No doubt about at all.
I wrote Brennabor Gyrocar at the beginning and changed it right after...my memory sometimes defeats me!
The point is ...not the point! I mean this is Quiller call, my opinion is "Gyro Transport Systems Gyrocar" is not correct, but i don't think that there are many Gyrocars made by Gyro Transport Systems! It's like someone wrote Lanborghini or Perrari! It was wrong and with a really quick correction it could be fixed. But, once again, I'm fine with that.
@Quiller , you have to hope that all the other members will not be as precise as you are! I won't.

[Otto Puzzell]

Besides, I waited 36 hours with my reply, so you had a chance :P

Interesting math, that.

[ImpishGrin]

Besides, I waited 36 hours with my reply, so you had a chance :P

Interesting math, that.

Well, I don't know what kind of math you have over there. The way I was taught, time that passes between "March 14, 2009, 11:36:51 AM" and "March 16, 12:49:38 AM" is 37h12m47s :)

[Otto Puzzell]

Well, I don't know what kind of math you have over there. The way I was taught, time that passes between "March 14, 2009, 11:36:51 AM" and "March 16, 12:49:38 AM" is 37h12m47s

4:14:06 between my first reply and the first "no" response.

11:45:03 between my second reply and the "now I need the builder" response.

Subtracted from 36 hours, that's 25:27:44.

The puzzle question posed was "be as accurate as you can", not "name the vehicle and it's builder".

End of the day, it's Quiller's puzzle, and I'll abide by his decision.  :)

[ImpishGrin]

Well, I don't know what kind of math you have over there. The way I was taught, time that passes between "March 14, 2009, 11:36:51 AM" and "March 16, 12:49:38 AM" is 37h12m47s

4:14:06 between my first reply and the first "no" response.

11:45:03 between my second reply and the "now I need the builder" response.

Subtracted from 36 hours, that's 25:27:44.

Sure, but I found the real builder of the car instantly after reading your second reply, when I googled the Billy Gibbons link. I was tempted to post it instantly, but thought that Quiller is going to lock this one for you, so I didn't.

[Djetset]

I think 5aa is a Cedre Midinette Mini 1000 Electrique 6

[Quiller]

Because the creator is Lars-Erik Fisk :)

and 12bb is Lockheed Terrastar, a US Army prototype from 1967
and 12cc is the Landmaster made by Dean Jeffries for the movie  "The Damnation Alley"
and 16a is Canadair Fisher  - a 1962 prototype of amphibious ATV

One point to you for Lars-Erik Fisk
One point to you for Lockheed Terrastar
One point to you for Canadair Fisher (model number CL-213)
But Otto already has the point for the Landmaster