Bizzare Shifter

[@upir_upir]

All the source files are on GitHub: github.com/upiir/nixie_shifter

[@EEMS_Technology]

Hello sir, how are you sir, I wanted to talk to you about something, can you give me your mail ID?

[@Maldito_Murilito]

this shifter would be perfect for a 1963 studebaker avanti

[@korpijeesus]

Oh man, imagine rolling up to a steampunk festival with this

[@omurize2007]

with a machined brass shift knob and the nixie tube nestled inside

[@grabasandwich]

​@@omurize2007 And attached to a cast iron pipe? Or is that taking it too far? 😊

[@omurize2007]

@@grabasandwich and with a tanned leather shift boot to complete the looks

[@upir_upir]

It has to be brass shift knob!

[@Hesh_Mast]

Yeah. That Would fuck hard.

[@BillyTheSKID]

Don't let aliexpress see this

[@upir_upir]

Why? I would be glad if someone would turn this into a product :)

[@BillyTheSKID]

@@upir_upir Well if you could have thought of it somebody else can, but you were the first to put it into practice so you should be the one selling that product and finding manufacturers

[@JohnnyDeppsTeeth]

​@@BillyTheSKIDsounds like he doesn't care about that. He just wants to share his idea with the world :)

[@JohnnyDeppsTeeth]

​@@upir_upirthat's a beautiful attitude!

[@nightfr09]

I'd be okay if Aliexpress started making nixie tubes, There aren't currently a lot of producers of them

[@miguel_fr]

I like how the shifter kinda looks like a lightbulb, it matches the aesthetic of the nixie nicely.

[@upir_upir]

Thank you, I’m glad you like it!

[@TitanGames86]

@@upir_upir fr gives a post apocalyptic Steam punk vibe

[@SamarthGoel]

this shifter is perfect for the mazda rx 500 concept

[@upir_upir]

Agreed. This is the first time I see this concept car and it looks stunning.

[@TheEdRiAx]

​@@upir_upirIts literally perfect for burning wrenche's quadra vtech from Cyberpunk 2077 build, its build on top of a 2002 mazda rx-8 with a rotary engine, but tryna look like a futuristic car hahahaaa

[@TheEdRiAx]

​@@upir_upirhe's another youtuber you could try a Collab idk if you or him actually want to but I think it's lit perfect xd😊

[@Mark.Pelham]

what about the N-vision 74 Hyundai concept

[@weeb_french_turkish_hater]

it would look cool in my e39 too since it has wood trim

[@JoosySmooyay]

I like the fact you condensed what is clearly a tonne of work, probably weeks of planning and trial and error, and present it as "yeah so I did this". Incredible project dude, really well done and finished by the end!

[@upir_upir]

Thank you for your nice words, I really appreciate your comment!

[@vicmacarra]

Nixie on the shifter is badass

[@upir_upir]

Thank you!

[@Get_yotted]

0:19 a Hyundai, I believe in some of their cars they had nixie tubes display your radio station on the infotainment screen.

[@arutezza]

which ones? im really curious now

[@EscapeLifesGravity]

It’s the newer KIAs when listening to the FM radio.

[@Omlet221]

My Kia has this type of theme on the lcd screen

[@upir_upir]

I thought that some AM radio screens were showing nixie tubes on the display. I need to check. Do you know if there are any videos of those screens?

[@g_enigma]

Precisely

[@schokodrache3793]

This would look sick in the Hyundai N74 concept car

[@upir_upir]

Definitely. That car is definitely my favorite.

[@watema3381]

We need to send to known Hyundai engineers and marketers. It could still make it as an option!

[@crytilz]

@@watema3381 i think that car is electric so it probably wont have a shifter sadly

[@watema3381]

@@crytilz The new electric Hyundai has paddle shifters to simulate gears, so I don't see why the engineers wouldn't consider this too

[@watema3381]

@@crytilz The new electric Hyundai has paddle shifters to simulate gears, so I don't see why the engineers wouldn't consider this too

[@MarcchsMan]

Can you imagine a car with all the instruments designed with nixie cubes? That would be a vibe

[@acynder1]

A steampunk hotrod, I dig it

[@upir_upir]

The more I think about it, the more I like the idea. Not yet sure what else could be there except for the numbers, I mean, how the actual gauges would be made.

[@dogdog357]

​@@upir_upir The gauges could just be gauges. Pressure valves did exist, after all.

[@frstwhsprs]

Dude... you'd might like what Hyundai did with the Heritage Series Pony

[@MarcchsMan]

@@upir_upir I imagine you could build nixie cube bar gauges, it could look like those early digital instruments, depending on how large the cube is you could make it to display the revs and have another one with numbers for the speed. But I don't know if there are any nixie cubes like that so even if its possible to build one it would probably be expensive to build do so. So if you were to build one out of readily avaliable materials it would probably be to just use a regular gauge as a rev counter and have the speed be displayed by the nixie cubes. There were a lot of motorcycles that used this mix of analog and digital display back in the day so it wouldn't look too out of place.

[@SAMPLETEXT285]

"Mason we need to know how many gears that transmission has! Remember mason!"

[@upir_upir]

Probably a reference I don´t know?

[@Aldo.flores]

One of the most interesting concepts on the channel, bringing back such an amazing invention as Nixie tubes and combining them on a practical digital device

[@upir_upir]

Thank you for your nice words, I´m glad you like it!

[@ProfessorOzone]

If you can change your support type from grid to organic, they are much easier to remove and the surface looks better. Give that a try.

[@upir_upir]

Thank you for the recommendation, I will definitely try that!

[@benkutzbach3500]

@@upir_upir and if you use the option "only on buildplate" there will be only support that is directly on the buildplate

[@ProfessorOzone]

@@upir_upir It looks like you've solved your problem, but with the organic supports you can make it all with one material. It's not perfect, but it's like 90% better.

[@thirtythreeeyes8624]

​@@upir_upir Another benefit of tree supports is they're really good at angles so you can have support only on the bed and have it branch out and under to avoid support base layers on your model. Organic/tree supports also use less filament so they print faster and look cool haha

[@jimmyscott5144]

The rgb led could possibly be use to track RPM and maybe light up red when it’s “time” to shift

[@BartSliggers]

Lol, NOT looking at your shifter knob is the first most thing they teach you when learning to drive a manual transmission.

[@upir_upir]

You don´t need to look at your shifter knob to see the red LED light blinking or shining :)

[@Zephyrr_.]

This is actually really neat, my dad and me are obsessed with these displays. We have a few nixie clocks that are fully custom built

[@upir_upir]

Cool. What do you mean by fully custom build? Like having custom characters?

[@innacrisis6991]

A nixie tube shifter would look fantastic in a nilu, especially with the orange accents and analog design they've got going on.

[@upir_upir]

Agreed. This is the first time I have seen this car and it looks stunning.

[@ForgetAllOfUs]

I've never been the biggest fan of Nixie tubes, but even I have got to admit that this is incredibly epic.

[@upir_upir]

Thank you! I really appreciate it.

[@casbremer7793]

Nooo you did it before me! My dad found 3 at his work, I want to add one on my dashboard to show my gear. And now you did it😂

[@upir_upir]

Cool, good luck with your project!

[@TooMuckinFuch17]

I mean, you could still be first. This is just a nixie holder that's counting to 6 and shaped like a knob. It's not actually tracking gears or anything. :)

[@casbremer7793]

@@TooMuckinFuch17good to know lol, it’s not really about being first. But I did find it bizar somebody else thaught of it lol

[@mohamedcheikhali6008]

The DeLorean!

[@upir_upir]

Definitely! I wonder why they use 7 segments in the movie, instead of some cool looking nixie tubes..

[@Pyrobanane]

exactly what I was thinking

[@Laz7481]

​@upir_upir most likely, they didn't have any nixie tubes on hand. That technology died out fairly quickly in the US, and especially back before the internet nixie tubes were something you either stumbled upon by chance, or through a far more extensive search for an outdated technology that most moviegoers wouldn't appreciate.

[@marcustf]

Especially a something like a DeLorean restomod project with some modernization, it'd be a greattouch.

[@lonesome3958]

This is not only a really unique idea, but you also managed to realise the idea really well, which all made for an interesting and entertaining video as well. This is so cool!

[@upir_upir]

Thank you for your nice comment, I´m glad you like it!

[@Pxrchi]

Man I been falling in love with nixie tubes recently, keep it up!

[@upir_upir]

Cool, and thank you!

[@USSRDragon]

The perfect shifter for my UAZ!

[@upir_upir]

Definitely!

[@midnightfuture]

You should put this inside of a gearbox assembly, with contact plates for each position that close circuits which power the individual Nixie tube layers. It won't need a microcontroller, but it will be super reliable. For extra points, have a custom Nixie tube made that has digits for each forward gear and "R" for reverse. Really cool video, thanks for sharing.

[@upir_upir]

That´s an interesting approach, but I´m worried that letting those 200V to fly around your car will not be very pleasing experience, I mean, it will not kill you, but it´s not nice to touch :)

[@venzerplayz11]

The Delorean Would Be perfect with this

[@upir_upir]

Agreed, that car is old but still looks like something from the future.

[@user-xe2ek1td1x]

That would look so cool in the dark. Very good job 👍

[@upir_upir]

Thank you, I´m glad you like it!

[@lihtan]

This reminds me of a transistor logic circuit I designed in the early 2000s that would provide the input to operate an LED starburst display to show gear position. It was designed to use four microswitches that made contact with the shift linkage (forward, backwards, left and right). From there it was able to decode any position the shifter was in (it could even tell you were wiggling the shifter left and right in neutral). The starburst display also had the ability to show characters for N and R. I love the execution of this concept! It would be neat to see a custom nixie tube manufactured specifically for shifters that had 1-2-3-4-5-6-N-R as characters inside the tube.

[@upir_upir]

That sounds like a cool project! Do you have a video of it somewhere? I would love to see it. As for the custom nixie tube - if I ever find a way how to make a custom one with the proposed digits, I will definitely turn this into a real project. Right now, it´s kind of hard to show neutral and reverse in some meaningful way.

[@lihtan]

@@upir_upir That project was a long time ago, and I no longer have the source files for any of it. I'd have to reproduce it from scratch. A company by the name of Dalibor Farny has taken on the task of manufacturing new nixie tubes for the modern age. They have occasionally made custom tubes for unique projects.

[@josebrambilapelayo8671]

Bro, makes some of the coolest stuff. Super inspiring and can't wait to see what you make next.

[@upir_upir]

Thank you for your nice comment, I´m glad you like my projects!

[@ChuckThree]

My man! 👏👏🙌 I commented this concept a while ago and he made it happen. It would be for my 1962 Ford F100 Unibody truck.

[@upir_upir]

Thank you! And yes, I´m sure it would fit there very nicely.

[@aishalove9927]

Put in in a Delorean

[@upir_upir]

Definitely. I just need to get the delorean first :)

[@EagleFPV43]

It would be perfect for a delorean

[@dxlorean2938]

🙀

[@santiagoili4783]

This is cool, I hope your channel goes viral

[@upir_upir]

Thank you, let’s see how it goes..

[@MeorHariz]

Something I always tell people when they want to hate on something like this is; It's not for everyone but it is for someone. Good invention and probably can be utilized by some people or certain builds!

[@upir_upir]

Thank you, but surprisingly there are a very few negative comments. Somehow KZbin managed to find the right audience.

[@frds_skce]

I know I want it!

[@deotexh]

He is going to drift between World lines

[@upir_upir]

What?

[@piplup2884]

Ah a man of culture

[@MrOiram46]

@@upir_upirStein’s;Gate there’s an instrument called the “Divergence Meter” that uses nixie tubes to let the main character know which timeline he’s in when crossing between them.

[@officiallilsideshow]

I would kill for one of these in an 1993 autozam az-1 on some futuristic wheels, pure art

[@upir_upir]

That´s a pretty cool and unusual car. I´m sure the shifter knob would look great inside - if it would fit into that tiny space :)

[@officiallilsideshow]

@@upir_upir yeah, it would be an awesome concept, thanks for replying btw :))

[@statelyelms]

Genuinely cool enough to warrant designing a cat around it.

[@upir_upir]

Thank you, but what is "cat"?

[@beefan1596]

@@upir_upir I believe they meant car. A cat would be highly uncomfortable if you stuck this thing in it.

[@iluvyunie]

@@beefan1596 best not to stick anything in a cat to be honest

[@jlco]

C4 Corvette with the digital tach/speedometer? Though that's kind of the opposite style from a Nixie tube... Whatever Pagani makes after the Utopia should definitely use Nixie tubes.

[@upir_upir]

Good point with Pagani, they have that steampunk kind of styling.

[@positiveanion4085]

C3 is more retro analogue with aircraft style gauges, I think it would fit better there.

[@tarymaas]

You should absolutely make a Kickstarter project out of this.

[@upir_upir]

Thank you, I need to finish the working prototype first, and I might turn this into actual product perhaps in the future..

[@nickalfonso8616]

A little trick for supports is that pla and petg work as support material for each other you don't need the fancy support filament

[@upir_upir]

Thank you for the tip, that´s good to know and something I will try the next time.

[@AlphaMachina]

There's a guy building the Cyberpunk 2077 car here on KZbin. This would be perfect for it.

[@upir_upir]

Yep, I have just found him. That´s great build.

[@draginator6]

Super cool shifter! Definitely need to see if I can adapt some of this tech into my motorcycle.

[@upir_upir]

Thank you! I´m sure you can use bits and pieces for motorcycle as well.

[@hoodio]

"because why not" is reason enough, so cool

[@upir_upir]

"Why not" is my favorite reason!

[@Jaroslav.Bratro]

Obdivujem tvoju prácu a hlavne rozsah do zahraničia. Video sa mi veľmi páčilo :)

[@upir_upir]

Diky, to me moc tesi!

[@jimmyscott5144]

Also side note for printing but you should rotate everything sideways and print using tree supports. Tree supports are really nice and use less filament and seem to work super well for me and break off easy. The side ways printing is so that if you actually use the shifter they layer lines don’t line up with the force for shifting, this means the parts should not sheer apart on a layer line. Just a tip because I have made the mistake of printing what was easier but the part doesn’t hold up and shears at the lay lines when force is applied.

[@upir_upir]

Thank you for your comment, a lot of useful information! May I ask what kind of 3D printed part have you sheer apart? This shifter knob feels pretty solid.

[@WINTFOX]

You can use PETG to print the part, it is much more durable than PLA. And you can use PLA as the support interface for PETG, no need to spend extra money on a separate filament for support.

[@upir_upir]

Good point, I will definitely try that! Thank you for your suggestion.

[@Martin-xh1hd]

@@upir_upir theres also a setting in bambu studio that makes the support print only on the plate and not on the parts

[@marcopolinelli727]

Uno dei progetti più fighi che ho mai visto

[@upir_upir]

Thank you!

[@jfmarzulli]

You touched it when it was powered at 4:41 ;-)

[@upir_upir]

And it did hurt slightly!

[@guitarfumar]

PERFECT WALK THROUGH

[@upir_upir]

Thank you, I’m glad you like it!

[@dominicg2456]

The digital dash in the 300zx has the exact same vibe as this shift knob. just need the lights in the shifter to be blue/green to match the dashboard

[@upir_upir]

I believe those are VDFs - vacuum fluorescent displays. Do you have such dashboard?

[@liamhevo]

I love all these shifter displays. Do you ever put them in a car? I'd love to see the rest of the implementation

[@upir_upir]

Not yet, but it´s on the todo list. Once I decide on all the details, I will definitely put it inside the car.

[@ComputerBoyTheEntertainer]

that shifter knob looks cool!

[@upir_upir]

Thank you!

[@DP-xf5yn]

This is going straight in my Volvo 480

[@upir_upir]

Cool, please share some photos, I would love to see it!

[@fokuscs]

i think good idea would be to make dash from nixie cubes, like the speedometer with nixie cubes. nice video

[@upir_upir]

Someone pointed out that some concept car did had a dashboard made from nixie tubes, and it looked great.

[@a-dino]

Imagine this in a DeLorean

[@upir_upir]

I’m sure it would look great inside.

[@BunkerSquirrel]

Nixie tubes make me feel the warm fuzzies

[@upir_upir]

Same here!

[@jero37]

Lister Bell's Lancia Stratos repro kit car would match this pretty well.

[@upir_upir]

Yep, that car would definitely match the retro futuristic style nicely!

[@adityapalsingh7701]

oh my this is the best fit soo far

[@upir_upir]

Thank you!

[@greenstrix31]

the concept art you showed looks like a DeLorean

[@upir_upir]

Definitely!

[@papacitothe69th32]

I immediately imagined this in a delorean

[@upir_upir]

Yep, that would be a great choice.

[@B_M_A]

This is very cool. The only thing, I feel once it's installed in a car, and depending on the car it may be a bit difficult to see the numbers considering the seating position.

[@upir_upir]

Thank you. And yes, it would be more for a passenger to look at.

[@VacatedData]

this would be great for a movie style delorian, with all the gubins would be so cool

[@upir_upir]

DeLorean would be a great choice.

[@killerboy4261]

maybe a weird idea but it might be an idea to make this with 1 coil or led thingy, you can short it to ground on different points by using transistors

[@upir_upir]

You mean directly driving the nixie tube? That might be possible, but I would not want to touch it any exposed connections :)

[@exiom-xyz]

So at 12:50 where you said it was a happy coincidence that it fit inside... I think that can become an intentional design choice... because then you can have yet another piece that closes from the top... say magnetically attached?... and it can be designed in such a way where you can hide the big gaps that needs to be there because it needed to be big enough for the nixie tube to insert from the top... so it would become a bezzle of sorts and expose only the text

[@upir_upir]

That´s a very good point. I prefer to see as much of the nixie tube as possible, but it should also be possible to only show the number if needed.

[@exiom-xyz]

@@upir_upir yes and I perfectly understand that… I just feel the canyon between the printed part and the tube leaves something to be desired

[@DonRaynor]

Me adding this to the list of mods I shall do to my whip next year

[@upir_upir]

Go for it!

[@DonRaynor]

@ Just need to research if/how I can pull the data on what gear I’m on from the car’s control unit, and how to feed that to arduino. Gonna be a bitch, and every car probably has it stored differently, but thats half the fun!

[@tb303wpf1]

Very cool project sir! I love your work. 😁

[@upir_upir]

Thank you!

[@GrumpyIan]

Everyone saying how fitting this would be for steampunk, but no one is mentioning RatRods. This shifter would surprisingly fit a Rat Rod build perfectly.

[@upir_upir]

Good point. RadRods would be definitely a great fit for such style.

[@ericespinal9961]

Imagine a whole dash with these tunes

[@upir_upir]

That would be pretty cool.

[@hansjohrend]

Nice, even though it is old tech it looks futuristic, same as years ago.

[@upir_upir]

Agreed. It still looks like something from the future.

[@ricdinchirock3625]

put this thing in a friggin' delorean

[@upir_upir]

Yep!

[@xninefoxx8874]

This Shifter would be perfect for an old Honda NSX!

[@upir_upir]

Agreed. That´s very stylish looking retro car!

[@CantonSecurity]

The most fitting car that I can think of would be Mad Max’s car… this “Fallout/Metro” retro knob would be perfect for the post apocalyptic wasteland

[@upir_upir]

Good point, Mad Max would be a great fit!

[@ShoujoShuumatsu]

Awesome build

[@upir_upir]

Thank you.

[@dabinn]

The Shifter is perfect for DeLorean time machine, El Psy Congroo.

[@upir_upir]

Definitely. It looks like something from the future even when it´s pretty old.

[@fonephreak02]

This is brilliant. I saw your BMW m one on tiktok, pcbway and I came to see you here. Wow

[@upir_upir]

Thank you for coming here! I´m glad you like the video.

[@retrotech383]

Oh dear lord in heaven i need one of these in my dashboard cluster

[@upir_upir]

Go for it! :)

[@retrotech383]

@@upir_upir aight gimmie a minute i gotta learn how this works first👍

[@sambenedict7804]

Yooo this is actually such an amazing idea I might have to do this one day to my own car

[@upir_upir]

Cool, good luck with your project if you happen to do this!

[@kevinparker2409]

Pontiac Grand Prix by ASC McLaren

[@upir_upir]

That´s a very interesting car! Thank you for your suggestion.

[@PW.Skyline.V37]

0:43 that one is amazing.

[@kamillebidan7129]

The Stein gates shifter

[@upir_upir]

What’s that?

[@kamillebidan7129]

@@upir_upir Hey, it's basically an anime that's about time and rewind itself. Rintarou or Okarin the main character is a scientist who utilizes the Nixie Tube Clock in his divergence meter.

[@UBeesh10]

Id love this in the c5 corvette

[@upir_upir]

I´m sure it would look great inside!

[@arva1kes]

to get rid of the support problem you could just add threaded insert. so it's kinda like a pipe with outer threads. then have both lower and upper piece to have inner threads. so you can print them flat on the plate. It would be then 3 piece set. and then you sandwich them all together. Prolly faster than having to switch the filament all the time and cleaner mating surface too. btw i'm doing it also. i already orderd the lcd display with bmw logo you showcased. :)

[@upir_upir]

Thank you for your suggestion, I will definitely explore that path a little bit more. I like the idea of having smoother edges, even when I need to print 3 parts instead of 2. Also - good luck with your project!

[@jaketruz1686]

The dmc DeLorean

[@upir_upir]

Definitely, that would be a great choice!

[@qers]

Would be very cool for modern automatic transmissions retrofits into older cars. Like a modern ZF 8HPxx 8-speed automatic into a late eighties BMW 5-series.

[@upir_upir]

Agreed! The only downside is that the Nixie tube does not have a dedicated segments for reverse and neutral. I guess you can use 0 for neutral, but not quite sure what would be an appropriate segment for reverse.

[@qers]

@@upir_upir The ZF is an 8-speed, so I'd be very happy with 0 representing neutral, 1-8 representing the gears and 9 being used for reverse. Park is a seperate button on most shifters for these transmissions so that shouldn't be an issue either.

[@derodge]

The 200V requirement just baffles me. I figured by now that they would have lower voltage versions.

[@upir_upir]

Maybe in some alternate universe, they have a low voltage nixie tubes :) Perhaps if there would not be a better display technologies, people would spend more time refining nixie tubes.

[@scandalingmusic2160]

damn id love this on my sim shifter it looks so cool

[@upir_upir]

Thank you! What kind of sim app are you using? I have a video which described exactly this with SimHub.

[@mr.nobody9646]

The Knob is ready now all we need to do is make a car for it.

[@upir_upir]

Exactly!

[@Willow-hr8zw]

A lotus Europa S2 would be perfect for a knob like this

[@upir_upir]

I would almost say, any Lotus car, they are all great looking. Thank you for your suggestion!

[@Joe-xr2xl]

Delorean. Fits the time travel theme because another show steins gate uses nixies as its theme for time travel.

[@upir_upir]

Agreed, that would be a perfect fit!

[@youneven8070]

the Delorean would look great with this mod

[@upir_upir]

Agreed!

[@psygnale]

Nixies came out in 1955 soooooo... Any car from 1955 to about 1970. I remember as a child in the early 70's only seeing nixies on "older" stuff...they had already been replaced by vacuum fluorescent displays, LCDs and LEDs. My number one vote would be the 1st to 4th gen Ford Thunderbirds (esp the 4th gen "Jet Birds")

[@upir_upir]

Yes, nixie tubes had a short lifespan where they were actually used, but they still look futuristic! Ford Thunderbird would be a great choice.

[@aishalove9927]

@@psygnale nixies were used even up until the 1980s in some places.

[@lamebotmusic]

gorgeous!!! gonna do this if i ever get to make my dream build.... an E30 Wagon, wide body and slammed for no reason

[@upir_upir]

I like modifications that are done for no reason!

[@Waveshare_Ruan]

Amazing! So interesting!! I think Waveshare engineers should learn more from you!

[@upir_upir]

Thank you, but I still have a lot to learn!

[@rarozofaz]

Awesome, Greetings from Brazil🇧🇷

[@upir_upir]

Thank you!

[@DanielNagy-ro4dq]

It would look crazy in a delorean.

[@upir_upir]

Agreed!

[@uiopuiop3472]

This looks amazing, im now wishing for a nixie clock too, might need to make one soon

[@upir_upir]

There are dozens of nixie clocks that you can built or buy as a finished product, and they all look stunning.

[@JackRockPI3122]

This would look sick on Lamborghini Countach 2021

[@upir_upir]

I always thought that the new Countach was introduced yesterday, and it´s already three years!

[@davidnorman9570]

1982 Datsun 280ZX, if you take a look at the interior, it could match the Dashboard very well

[@upir_upir]

Agreed, I feel like all old Datsun cars would be a great fit!

[@mrsoisauce9017]

This would look amazing in a DeLorean

[@upir_upir]

Definitely, that would be a perfect fit.

[@Darius-scifieart]

This Would be AMAZING in my CYBERPUNK Corvette very tempted to add this

[@upir_upir]

Do you have any photos/ videos? That sounds like a very interesting project!

[@Darius-scifieart]

​​@@upir_upirThanks and again great work! It looks a little different now. But it's the one that comes up if you search Cyberpunk Corvette. Got interviewed for some articles a few years back. Better more recent pictures on my own accounts though. I use the same username everywhere. Scifieartist.

[@Darius-scifieart]

​@@upir_upirThanks! There's tons of pictures and a couple articles online If you take a look. And again great work.

[@Darius-scifieart]

​@@upir_upirThanks, and again great work. And. I don't post on here. But yes there are photos and articles about my Cyberpunk Corvette build.

[@Rakaikun]

Upir make another knob display Me: HOW MANY KNOB DO YOU NEED?!

[@upir_upir]

There is never enough shifter knobs :)

[@josue005ful]

Bro and the heat in your hand jaja

[@upir_upir]

What?

[@Frankie_Freedom]

I absolutely love your stuff

[@upir_upir]

Thank you for your nice comment!