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 Posted 10/30/2005 9:35:01 AM |
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Easter egg(s)
Extra clips, concept shots & Batmobile testing
Disc 2
- Use the bat symbol to navigate your way through the scenes of a comic book
- Go to the second screen
- Press the down arrow key on your remote and part of a wall will be highlighted
- Press "enter" and you will hear how David S. Goyer (Co-Writer) began writing the script for the movie
- Go to the scrren where the Scarecrow is holding a lighter
- Press the down arrow key and the eyes of the Scarecrow will be highlighted
- Press "enter" and you will hear Paul Franklin (Visual Effects Supervisor) talk about the concept shots using Christian Bale and a digital Batman
- Another hidden feature can be revealed by pressing the down arrow key
- Press the left arrow key to highlight Batman's reflection in the water
- Press "enter" and you will see "Wayne Enterprises Applied Sciences Division Testing Labs" where they test out the new Batmoblie (The Tumbler) and see the stunt rehearsals for the film
- Press the down arrow key once again highlighting a page directly under the bat symbol
- Press "enter" and you will be taken to a screeen with a menu of all the different features that are on the disc
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| Posted 10/30/2005 9:49:32 AM |
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that info is a bit flawed you need to be on this screen and high light the shadow below batman
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| Posted 10/30/2005 10:22:47 AM |
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DH was once A mail order bride...............
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| Why cant you use a sand rail car for some of this construction?
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| Posted 10/30/2005 5:45:53 PM |
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| I was at an airshow today, and the navy had a display setup with one of the sand rail cars that the navy seals use in the desert. Pretty cool actually. Looked like it would be an absolute blast driving around. Especially considering the engine was rated at 200hp/200ft.lbs torque. I kept looking at the big tires, and the all black cage....screamed tumbler.
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| Posted 10/30/2005 8:13:28 PM |
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DH was once A mail order bride...............
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I think your on to something.
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| Posted 10/31/2005 3:26:59 PM |
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I have a question about the front steering:
Are the steering linages hidden further back near the body? I know each wheel has an indipendant single swingarm with a spindle attached, but unless it's steering eac side independantly like a tank, the wheels have to be connect somewhere for steering. Bob D, any comments?
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| Posted 10/31/2005 4:40:20 PM |
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Yipee-ki-yay...
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Here is a simplified diagram of how I think it works. Does this make any sense to you?
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| Posted 10/31/2005 6:46:20 PM |
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| The steering worked both ways. There was the system like Tim posted, with the wheel controling both front wheels at once. In addition, the rear wheels were controlled with brakes on each side. This is how the stunts like the 180 in the bus depot were pulled off with such ease.
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| Posted 11/1/2005 12:02:45 PM |
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I've read somewhere that the backwheel needs to be stopped by a handbreak for the tumbler to have better steering (left or right depending on the direction of the turn).
  
"It's not who you are underneath, but what you do that defines you."
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| Posted 11/2/2005 8:02:49 PM |
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Yipee-ki-yay...
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| Just watched "Easter egg" footage of the Tumbler backing into the cars. If you watch carefully you will see that the cars front ends drop just before the Tumbler hits. It may have been the original idea for the Tumbler to roll over the cars. What's also odd is that in the first shot you see the bumpers and then in the second shot there are no bumpers and the cars are positioned differently.
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