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[Kill Frenzy!]

Willing to bet a lot of money on it being an Intruder, as I've already stated in the main post. It's easier to see when it's moving. The rims match the Intruder as well. It's too wide to be a Presidente, and it has the long sleek, slightly rounded sedan body of the Intruder, not the slight cheese wedge shape, getting a bit taller in the back, the Presidente is sporting.

I'm 70% sure it's the Presidente.

I'm 30% sure it's the Intruder.

 

Don't know.

[Fisciletti]

 

Speaking of which, I'll repost this, as no one seemed to notice it:

 

 

Same car? The red one appears to have a line going down the side over the wheel arches, all the way from the front to be back, and the silver one looks a bit more modern. Not sure. Any ideas?

Could be this:

 

http://img84.imageshack.us/img84/7643/l200triton14eh4.jpg

 

Mitsubishi L200 Triton.

[The Gardener]

 

Willing to bet a lot of money on it being an Intruder, as I've already stated in the main post. It's easier to see when it's moving. The rims match the Intruder as well. It's too wide to be a Presidente, and it has the long sleek, slightly rounded sedan body of the Intruder, not the slight cheese wedge shape, getting a bit taller in the back, the Presidente is sporting.

I'm 70% sure it's the Presidente.

I'm 30% sure it's the Intruder.

 

Don't know.

I can see the grill of the Presidente but the headlights of the Intruder. Is their a better picture anywhere? I'm personally hoping it's the intruder. I much preferred it over the presidente, but we'll likely see both in the finished game.

Edited November 15, 2012 by SomeManForGTA

[nortex010]

The "Unnamed sedan 4" is definitely based on the Jaguar XF

[caiaof]

Unnamed Offroad Vehicle

 

Most likely a custom or maybe even branded sand rail

 

 

it will probably be the bandito

 

 

also, I think everyone's right about the red hatch. all this cars looks very similar, it will be very hard to tell exactly what cars R* used as inspiration

[kricco]

I don't know if this has been saw, but is that the taxi from San Andreas?

 

look a the 2nd trailer on 0:06, look on the right side. There is coming a yellow vehicle there. and You can see it has something on it's roof. It looks like a taxi sign, and this vehicle, looks very identical to the taxi in San Andreas

 

[John Footpenis]

I'm pretty sure it's the same model we've seen in screenshots and is used for the police units.

 

On IGCD someone suggested that the bus looks like a Nabi 40-LFW. I checked it out and it seems pretty good.

 

 

[darkplague]

 

Unnamed Hatchback

 

As said a few pages back, it looks like a mix of a mk5/mk6 golf gti & an alfa 147.

 

MK6 golf gti is pretty near on it's own:

 

To big to be a colt & pretty sure America dont get Seat Ibiza's.

 

i would say that this car more closely resembles a Ford Fiesta... and i have the Vapid badge on the back of it to back me up...

 

 

The rear window and back end seem to be of a different model though

Edited November 15, 2012 by darkplague

[HoboDealer]

I know the data sheets take a long time to be created and all that but when will more be uploaded?

[LuisNikoJohnnyIV123]

To be honest, This is just a guess but the train maybe the 2nd gen Brown Streak from san andreas as they look similar.

[krnjun]

Who believes the plane where Trevor drives off of is an Andromeda?

[Sneakerhead.]

Who believes the plane where Trevor drives off of is an Andromeda?

No, as someone said, it's a Army C-310, the Jeep even has a army star lol

[K^2]

Who believes the plane where Trevor drives off of is an Andromeda?

No, as someone said, it's a Army C-310, the Jeep even has a army star lol

C-130 has much narrower cargo bay. It cannot be a C-130. The closest match is, in fact, C-17 Globemaster III, which Andromada is based off. So yes, the Jeep does drive out of the Andromada.

 

That doesn't, however, confirm that it's a playable aircraft. Interior of Andromada in SA was just a hidden map geometry.

[GRINCH ASS BITCH]

C-130 has much narrower cargo bay. It cannot be a C-130. The closest match is, in fact, C-17 Globemaster III, which Andromada is based off.

 

I think it bears a much greater resemblance to the Starlifter.

[K^2]

C-141 Starlifter has a much narrower body and different engines. Andromada in SA was a bit narrower than C-17, so I can see where you'd get that, but engines, cockpit shape, and overall proportions are still closer to C-17.

 

As far as trailer goes, Starlifter is also much too narrow to be the plane in question. It's absolutely certainly a C-17 bay.

[JB94]

Every Sentinel must be a cabriolet; (with roof retracted) when looking at the top of the car's body, just behind where the C pillar would be, you can see lines highlighting the edge of a lid, under which a solid roof would store, this supports E28's theory on the Sentinel being a cabriolet.

[HoboDealer]

I'm not entirely sure, but I think the back of the blue car looks a bit like a Ferrari Testarossa at the back; thoughts?

 

 

I'm aware people though they saw a Testarossa in one of the GI pics so this just adds to the evidence

Edited November 15, 2012 by HoboDealer

[GRINCH ASS BITCH]

C-141 Starlifter has a much narrower body and different engines. Andromada in SA was a bit narrower than C-17, so I can see where you'd get that, but engines, cockpit shape, and overall proportions are still closer to C-17.

I'll agree on the engines being different, and the main-gear bay having some similarities with the C-17, but the cockpit, wings, upper portion of the tail, and the general shape/proportions of the fuselage are much closer to the Starlifter:

 

 

 

[AZAZEL]

I'm not entirely sure, but I think the back of the blue car looks a bit like a Ferrari Testarossa at the back; thoughts?

Nah, it's this one:

 

 

Which looks like this from the rear:

 

[HoboDealer]

Ahhh I see!

I still hope there will be a Testarossa in the game

[AZAZEL]

 

Willing to bet a lot of money on it being an Intruder, as I've already stated in the main post. It's easier to see when it's moving. The rims match the Intruder as well. It's too wide to be a Presidente, and it has the long sleek, slightly rounded sedan body of the Intruder, not the slight cheese wedge shape, getting a bit taller in the back, the Presidente is sporting.

I'm 70% sure it's the Presidente.

I'm 30% sure it's the Intruder.

 

Don't know.

 

How about now?

[K^2]

C-141 Starlifter has a much narrower body and different engines. Andromada in SA was a bit narrower than C-17, so I can see where you'd get that, but engines, cockpit shape, and overall proportions are still closer to C-17.

I'll agree on the engines being different, and the main-gear bay having some similarities with the C-17, but the cockpit, wings, upper portion of the tail, and the general shape/proportions of the fuselage are much closer to the Starlifter:

 

Your main argument seems to be, "Look at this low detail model of Andromada. It looks more like this Starlifter picture, because Starlifter has less detail."

 

Lets start with cockpit. Starlifter's is continuously rounded. Globemaster's has a protruding nose cone. Andromada's has protruding nose cone. Similarity with painfully outdated Starlifter picture? Nose is painted black on both.

 

Wings. Starlifter's start from additional structure above the main fuselage. Globemaster's start from a structure within fuselage, with fuselage extending higher. Andromada's wings also extend from within fuselage. Similarity with Starlifter's wings in that nobody bothered to put in aerodynamic pylons present on C-17 onto the low poly version of Andromada.

 

Tail. Starlifter's tail extends from the very back of the fuselage. Globemaster's fuselage extends somewhat past the tail. Andromada's fuselage extends past the tail. Main similarity between Andromada's and Starlifter's tail is that nobody bothered to mount the horizontal stabilizer properly on low poly version of Andromada.

 

Now, lets take a look at a different perspective, using a modern picture of a Starlifter.

 

 

You should immediately note that bay doors open differently than that of Andromada. Globemaster's bay does open exactly like that of Andromada. Furthermore, the landing gear pods are way off, as you noted.

 

 

Now, structurally significant differences between Globemaster and Andromada are the narrower fuselage and slightly different wing shape of the later. Neither matches Starlifter exactly either. Could Andromada's design have been influenced by other aircraft? Certainly. Wouldn't have been the first time. But it is based primarily off C-17 Globemaster III.

 

 

Finally we get back to Trailer 2. That is without the doubt a C-17 bay. It has exactly the right proportion and exactly the right door. No other aircraft in service comes close on both. So we know that an aircraft based definitively from C-17 Globemaster III is in GTA V. Perhaps, just as a mission prop. But if it is present as a vehicle, what are the odds that it's the V's Andromada? At this point, almost a certainty.

[Pyrrhic]

That's an Intruder for sure. They have very distinct headlights, so you can even easily tell from that distance what vehicle it is.

[The Unknown Man]

I always thought that the Andromada is based on the C-5 Galaxy...

 

[AZAZEL]

And I still believe that the Huntley and the Landstalker are the same car from different angles. They're both the same size, have black window pillars and white rear lights.

The regular Landstalker from IV is still in the game. It can also be seen in the new trailer. The one in the Gamer.nl screenshot, is the same 'Huntley' from the first trailer. Take a look:

 

 

Green: Same black pillars.

Light Blue: Notice the mudflaps?

Pink: The taillights wrap around the corner.

Dark Blue: The rear bumper wraps around the corner.

Red: The underside of the bumper slants slightly.

Yellow: The body line on the side continues onto the back.

White: Similar ground clearance.

[K^2]

I always thought that the Andromada is based on the C-5 Galaxy...

 

C-5 is a MUCH larger aircraft. The cargo bay runs front to back, with both front and rear bay door. Because of that, the cockpit is located on a separate deck above the cargo bay, which gives the cross-section a slight pear-shape appearance. The rear bay door is also very different from that of Andromada.

 

Visually, there are many similarities, however, I agree. Still, in scale, and based on interior, C-17 had to have been the main inspiration.

[Ubermacht]

The regular Landstalker from IV is still in the game. It can also be seen in the new trailer. The one in the Gamer.nl screenshot, is the same 'Huntley' from the first trailer. Take a look:

 

The writing on the back of that car has the same number of letters as 'Landstalker' though, and looks like it could spell it. So multiple generations of the same car?

[AZAZEL]

The regular Landstalker from IV is still in the game. It can also be seen in the new trailer. The one in the Gamer.nl screenshot, is the same 'Huntley' from the first trailer. Take a look:

 

The writing on the back of that car has the same number of letters as 'Landstalker' though, and looks like it could spell it. So multiple generations of the same car?

Could be. I see what you mean about the number of letters. It would strike me as odd if they featured the regular Landstalker in the new trailer, after having replaced it with a newer model.

[GRINCH ASS BITCH]

 

Your main argument seems to be, "Look at this low detail model of Andromada. It looks more like this Starlifter picture, because Starlifter has less detail."

 

No, I'm looking at basic similarities between the two aircraft. Older-model C-141As fit the bill much better than any variant of the C-17.

 

 

Lets start with cockpit. Starlifter's is continuously rounded. Globemaster's has a protruding nose cone. Andromada's has protruding nose cone.

 

Since the last set of pictures seemed to cause some problems, we'll switch over to some new ones:

 

 

Cockpit and nosecone similarities are evident.

 

 

Similarity with painfully outdated Starlifter picture?

 

As I had previously stated, it bears a much closer resemblance to the C-141A, not the B+.

 

 

Wings. Starlifter's start from additional structure above the main fuselage. Globemaster's start from a structure within fuselage, with fuselage extending higher. Andromada's wings also extend from within fuselage. Similarity with Starlifter's wings in that nobody bothered to put in aerodynamic pylons present on C-17 onto the low poly version of Andromada.

 

Neither the Starlifter nor the Andromada have winglets. Agreed on placement and structure of the wing roots. Points where the pylons connect correspond with the C-17's nacelles, but the pylons themselves are similar to the C-141's:

 

 

 

Tail. Starlifter's tail extends from the very back of the fuselage. Globemaster's fuselage extends somewhat past the tail. Andromada's fuselage extends past the tail. Main similarity between Andromada's and Starlifter's tail is that nobody bothered to mount the horizontal stabilizer properly on low poly version of Andromada.

 

The horizontal stabilizers and elevators of the Andromada's tail resemble that of the C-141. Now that I've had a closer look, it also lacks the vanes underneath the tail, which can be seen on the C-17:

 

 

 

Now, lets take a look at a different perspective, using a modern picture of a Starlifter.

 

You should immediately note that bay doors open differently than that of Andromada. Globemaster's bay does open exactly like that of Andromada. Furthermore, the landing gear pods are way off, as you noted.

 

To quote yourself, the full mechanism used in the opening of the bay doors was never implemented on the low-poly Andromada. Whether it was because they chose to model it after the C-17, or because they just didn't bother to finish the plane is still up for debate.

 

 

Now, structurally significant differences between Globemaster and Andromada are the narrower fuselage and slightly different wing shape of the later.

 

On top of that, there is also the length of the two aircraft. The Andromada's geometric proportions are much closer to that of the C-141:

 

 

Damn, sorry for taking so long to respond, had to eat + try to dig up clear enough pictures. After reading your last couple of posts, I agree that the Andromada bears some resemblance to the C-17, but I do not agree with the C-17 being the more prominent of the two (or more) aircraft that make up the Andromada's design.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[t3h PeNgU1N oF d00m]

 

Found this. Any idea what vehicle it could be? Doesn't look like the normal metro bus we've seen.