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Leyat Helica Propeller Car

The Leyat Helica was a car built in 1921 by a frenchman who built biplanes. It was once said that the car was more of a biplane without wings than an actual car. Only 30 of these unique pieces of automotive history were ever built and Leyat only managed to sell 23 of them. Of those only one is known to survive WWII. However now YOU have the chance to drive one of these incredible cars in the wonderful world of Stormworks! The car is in no way scaled accurately to human proportions thanks to the limited amount of car-sized propellers in stormworks but I did my best to keep it in scale of itself.

--STRONGLY RECOMMENDED DRIVEN WITH OVERHEATING ENGINES OFF--

Features:
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- 102 mph Top speed (real world accurate(almost))
- Electric Headlamps
- Electric Starter
- 544 Liters of fuel
- Three cylinder engine
- Dual blade prop
- 3 person capacity
- Snazzy Paint Job
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Cons:
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- Unable to exit front seat through the door
- Overheats because of high RPS
- Steering is inaccurate to real car
- Not very stable at high speeds
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Things I Might Change But Don't Count on it
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- Overheating problem
- Fenders/Other cosmetics
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Notes:
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- Definitely play with overheating engines off because
the engine will erupt into a giant fireball thanks to the high rps.
- This car doesn't have any real purpose other than just existing and
being weird.
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Check Out Some Other Stuff I've Built:
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Tie Interceptor:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2189719281
Peel P50:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2548337559
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Thank You, JohnHimer