Hi ive been working on this today its a jet powered go cart, its ment to be just the frame, its not meant to be safe its meant to break records 
What do you guys think?
I think the intake of the jet is too narrow. Make it flare out, or enlarge it or something. It also seems a little too square. Maybe add some wheels/tires to make it look alot better. Keep it up.
The wheeks/tires are next on my list of things to do 
I meant to give it the sqaure look to emphasise on the “frame” design of it, as for the air intake yeah your right il do that cheers
Heres a small update i sorted the air intake out by making it bigger i have not got time to work on the wheels tonight thats a job for tommorow 
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I think it looks a little blocky now after looking at it for a bit
A really cool thing would be to try and fuse ur gocart with a real jet engine like this one. http://www.makelengineering.com/dir/Technologies/Emissions/Images/Jet%20Engine%20Clean.jpg
It may be a bit of hard work but it can serve as a long term goal. And it improves skills alot to actually try and model something from a reference and do it precise.
But I like the idea and just as you said, try and reduce the blockyness.
GL, HF
Thanks for that input, yeah i like the idea of putting that jet engine on it but does anyone know how id do it with the seat in the way? i think i would have to bend the intake around i think. hmm is there any decent tutorials about regarding doing realistic wheels/tires thanks
Since gocart wheels are rather simple in construction you only need to extrude one loopedge of a tube back inside. That is basicly shown here http://www.raivestudios.com/tutorials/blender/wheels/ though you need to tweak it to make it look like the image. For other tutorials I would suggest searching Google.
Here is a good reference for a gocart wheel.
thanks for that m8
