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|name=M12S Civilian Sport Transport | |name=M12S Civilian Sport Transport | ||
|image=[[File:FH3 M12S | |image=[[File:FH3 M12S FQV.jpg|300px]] | ||
|manufacturer=[[AMG Transport Dynamics]]<ref name="canon fodder">[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/news/canon-fodder-hog-on-the-horizon '''Halo Waypoint''' - ''Canon Fodder - Hog on the Horizon'']</ref> | |manufacturer=[[AMG Transport Dynamics]]<ref name="canon fodder">[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/news/canon-fodder-hog-on-the-horizon '''Halo Waypoint''' - ''Canon Fodder - Hog on the Horizon'']</ref> | ||
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File:Forza Horizon 3 M12S.png|A side view of the vehicle. | File:Forza Horizon 3 M12S.png|A side view of the vehicle. | ||
File:FH3 M12S 2.jpg|A front-quarter view of the vehicle. | |||
File:FH3 M12S RQV.jpg|A rear-quarter view of the vehicle. | |||
File:FH3 M12S 3.jpg|A inside look of the vehicle. | File:FH3 M12S 3.jpg|A inside look of the vehicle. | ||
File:FH3 M12S 4.jpg|An Urban-like camo on the M12S. | File:FH3 M12S 4.jpg|An Urban-like camo on the M12S. | ||
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== External links == | == External links == | ||
* [http://www.forzamotorsport.net/en-us/news/hma_9_1_16 M12S Warthog CST] on Forza Motorsport | * [http://www.forzamotorsport.net/en-us/news/hma_9_1_16 M12S Warthog CST] on Forza Motorsport | ||
* [[w:c:forza:AMG Transport Dynamics M12S Warthog CST|M12S Warthog CST Forza Motorsport Wiki article]] | |||
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{{UNSC Vehicles}} | {{UNSC Vehicles}} | ||
[[Category:UNSC Vehicles]] | [[Category:UNSC Vehicles]] | ||
[[Category:Civilian vehicles]] | [[Category:Civilian vehicles]] | ||
[[Category:Drivable Vehicles]] | [[Category:Drivable Vehicles]] | ||
Revision as of 01:40, September 15, 2018
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Model: |
M12S[1] |
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Length: |
4.7 meters (15 ft)[1] |
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Height: |
2.4 meters (7.9 ft)[1] |
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Mass: |
1.98 metric tons (1.95 LT; 2.18 ST)[1] |
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Maximum speed: |
192 kilometers per hour (119 mph)[1] |
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Engine(s): |
Twin-turbo 8 liter V8[1] |
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Armament: |
None[1] |
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Crew: |
One driver, one passenger[1] |
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Road-legal race car[1] |
The M12S Warthog Civilian Sport Transport (M12S CST) is a civilian transport alternative to its militaristic cousin, the M12 Force Application Vehicle.[2]
Specifications
Design details
The 2554 version of the M12S Warthog is approximately twenty-five percent smaller and thirty percent lighter than the militarized M12 "Warthog" Force Application Vehicle, while having a stronger resemblance to the 2558 M12B model overall. As a civilian model of the Warthog, the M12S inevitably lacks any form of armament. The M12S has two seats, one for the driver and the other for a passenger.[1]
Like the 2554 version of the M12 FAV, this version of the Warthog uses a version of the second chassis. It also features an SLED searchlight, has an antenna on it. The M12S also uses a similar duel spring suspension to keep the vehicle stable in different environments.[3] The size of both the front and rear tires is 420/60/20. Unlike the Halo versions of the Warthog, the M12S Warthog CST's speedometer is dynamic and changes along with the vehicle's speed.[4]
There are four manufacturer colors available for the M12S Warthog:
- The default color scheme
- Urban
- ONI
- Corp
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Engine
Unlike the M12 FAV, the M12S lacks the more ubiquitous four-wheel steering in an effort to sacrifice low-speed maneuverability for better high-speed handling and performance-wheel steering. The M12S features an 8 liter (7,990 cc) twin turbo V8 engine with identical power and torque specifications to the M12 FAV, as opposed to the 12.0 liter liquid-cooled, hydrogen-injected internal combustion engine that its FAV counterpart contains, making the M12S significantly faster. This version also has seventy centimeters of total suspension travel and an advanced dampening system. As with the M12 FAV, the engine is housed in a compartment at the front of the vehicle. This Warthog is equipped with all-wheel drive.[1]
The M12S has a maximum speed of 192 kilometers per hour (119 miles per hour), though gearing, while adjustable by default, is limited at such speeds. The M12S Warthog can reach a speed of 60 miles per hour in 3.7 seconds, while being capable of reaching a speed of 100 mph in 9.81 seconds; in-game, though, it accomplishes these in 5 and 13.9 seconds, respectively. The M12S can traverse a distance of a quarter mile in 12.4 seconds at a speed of 109.4 miles per hour. The vehicle's mid-housed transmission is a 6-speed automatic with manual override. The M12S Warthog boasts heavy duty, offroad, double wishbone suspension at both the front and rear of the vehicle. The suspension travel (full droop to full compression) is 0.7 meters (27.6 inches). The M12S Warthog CST utilizes a 35 centimeter (14 inch) disc brake, as does the M12 FAV.[4]
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Behind the scenes
The M12S was created for the video game Forza Horizon 3 as a playable vehicle and one of only two fictional vehicles in that game, alongside the Quartz Regalia from Final Fantasy XV. To unlock the M12S in Forza Horizon 3, a free download to everyone who had played either Halo 5: Guardians or Halo: The Master Chief Collection on Xbox One would be available. Eligible players would receive codes to download the Warthog via an Xbox Live Message, and codes were sent out between September 6, 2016 and September 23, 2016. In addition, players who did not play an Xbox One Halo game later had the chance to earn the Warthog via special #Forzathon events that were added to Forza Horizon 3 in October 2016, February 2017, January 2018, and March 2018. [5] Players may also purchase it through the in-game Auction House.
The M12S reappears in the upcoming Forza Horizon 4.[6] It is featured as the main vehicle of the Showcase Event named The Halo Experience Showcase, with John-117 behind the wheel.[7]
Trivia
- Unlike the M12 Warthog in Forza Motorsport 4, instead of Cortana narrating the Warthog's Forzavista description, Warren does it instead.
Gallery
A side view of the vehicle.
A front-quarter view of the vehicle.
- FH3 M12S RQV.jpg
A rear-quarter view of the vehicle.
A inside look of the vehicle.
An Urban-like camo on the M12S.
The stats of the M12S.
An M12S ready to be driven by John-117 in Forza Horizon 4.
Sources
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m Halo Waypoint - Canon Fodder - Hog on the Horizon
- ^ YouTube - Halo Warthog comes to Forza Horizon 3
- ^ 2554 M12S design compared to the 2554 M12 design.
- ^ a b Forza Motorsport - 2554 AMG Dynamics M12S Warthog CST
- ^ Forza Motorsport - Forza Horizon 3 Gone Gold
- ^ Forza Motorsport - Forza Week in Review 9-7-18
- ^ YouTube - Forza Monthly | September
External links
- M12S Warthog CST on Forza Motorsport
- M12S Warthog CST Forza Motorsport Wiki article
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