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A City Bus from the 1960s–1980s
The vehicle consists of four groups of parts:
Body: Can be painted in any color. Interior Upholstery: Can be painted in any color. Seats: Can be painted in any color. Other Elements: Combined into a single group. WARNING: Be careful when painting.
  The lower wheel level is positioned at an altitude of 6.00 meters above sea level.
 
Optimal seating position for the driver or passengers:
Female: Leg on knee or legs together. Male: Upright sitting position.
  Added poses: "table," "sofa," and "wall."
 
IMPORTANT: Teleports for entering the bus DO NOT ROTATE along with other parts. Keep this in mind.
 
Tips for beginners in the editor:
a) To correctly move all vehicle elements to your desired position – click the top left horseshoe icon, go to "Editor Settings," and set the movement step from 0.001 mm to several meters.
After that, select all part groups and move them.
b) To rotate the vehicle horizontally – for example, if you need to rotate it 90 or 180 degrees – click the top right horseshoe icon, go to "Editor Settings," and select the required rotation angle (e.g., 90 or 180 degrees).
Then, at the top, change the settings from "Global" to "Local" and from "Pivot" to "Center."
Next, select all part groups, choose "Rotate," and rotate the vehicle strictly along the YELLOW axis.

Happy creating!
If you’re interested in a unique custom vehicle, feel free to message me! Let’s discuss all the details and find the perfect way to bring your vision to life. 😉

An Attempt to Create a Bus Similar to the Ikarus 260 (Hungary)
The vehicle consists of three groups of parts:
Body: Can be painted in any color. Interior Upholstery: Can be painted in any color. Other Elements: Combined into a single group. WARNING: Be careful when painting. The lower wheel level is positioned at an altitude of 6.00 meters above sea level.
Optimal seating position for the driver or passenger:
Female: Leg on knee or legs together. Male: Upright sitting position.
  IMPORTANT: Teleports for entering the bus DO NOT ROTATE along with other parts. Keep this in mind.
 
Tips for beginners in the editor:
a) To correctly move all vehicle elements to your desired position – click the top left horseshoe icon, go to "Editor Settings," and set the movement step from 0.001 mm to several meters.
After that, select all part groups and move them.
b) To rotate the vehicle horizontally – for example, if you need to rotate it 90 or 180 degrees – click the top right horseshoe icon, go to "Editor Settings," and select the required rotation angle (e.g., 90 or 180 degrees).
Then, at the top, change the settings from "Global" to "Local" and from "Pivot" to "Center."
Next, select all part groups, choose "Rotate," and rotate the vehicle strictly along the YELLOW axis.
 
Happy creating!
If you’re interested in a unique custom vehicle, feel free to message me! We can discuss all the details and the right conditions to bring your idea to life. 😉

Classic 4-door American sedan from the late 60s / early 70s
 
This model is TRULY as close as possible to the original in size and proportions.
The vehicle consists of four groups of parts:
Body: Can be painted in any color. Interior Upholstery: Can be painted in any color. Driver and Passenger Seats: Can be painted in any color. Other Elements: Combined into a single group. WARNING: Be careful when painting. The lower wheel level is positioned at an altitude of 6.00 meters above sea level.
Optimal seating position for the driver or passenger:
Female: Leg on knee or legs together. Male: Upright sitting position. Tips for beginners in the editor:
a) To correctly move all vehicle elements to your desired position – click the top left horseshoe icon, go to "Editor Settings," and set the movement step from 0.001 mm to several meters.
After that, select all part groups and move them.
b) To rotate the vehicle horizontally – for example, if you need to rotate it 90 or 180 degrees – click the top right horseshoe icon, go to "Editor Settings," and select the required rotation angle (e.g., 90 or 180 degrees).
Then, at the top, change the settings from "Global" to "Local" and from "Pivot" to "Center."
Next, select all part groups, choose "Rotate," and rotate the vehicle strictly along the YELLOW axis.
Happy creating!
If you have a special vehicle in mind, feel free to reach out! We can discuss all the details and the right conditions to make it happen. 😉

Classic American convertible from the late 60s / early 70s
This model is TRULY as close as possible to the original in size and proportions.
The vehicle consists of four groups of parts:
Body: Can be painted in any color. Interior Upholstery: Can be painted in any color. Driver and Passenger Seats: Can be painted in any color. Other Elements: Combined into a single group. WARNING: Be careful when painting. The lower wheel level is positioned at an altitude of 6.00 meters above sea level.
Optimal seating position for the driver or passenger:
Female: Leg on knee or legs together. Male: Upright sitting position. Tips for beginners in the editor:
a) To correctly move all vehicle elements to your desired position – click the top left horseshoe icon, go to "Editor Settings," and set the movement step from 0.001 mm to several meters.
After that, select all part groups and move them.
b) To rotate the vehicle horizontally – for example, if you need to rotate it 90 or 180 degrees – click the top right horseshoe icon, go to "Editor Settings," and select the required rotation angle (e.g., 90 or 180 degrees).
Then, at the top, change the settings from "Global" to "Local" and from "Pivot" to "Center."
Next, select all part groups, choose "Rotate," and rotate the vehicle strictly along the YELLOW axis.
Happy creating!
If you have a special vehicle in mind, feel free to reach out! We can discuss all the details and the right conditions to make it happen. 😉

Classic American station wagon from the late 60s / early 70s
This model is TRULY as close as possible to the original in size and proportions.
The vehicle consists of four groups of parts:
Body: Can be painted in any color. Interior Upholstery: Can be painted in any color. Driver and Passenger Seats: Can be painted in any color. Other Elements: Combined into a single group. WARNING: Be careful when painting. The lower wheel level is positioned at an altitude of 6.00 meters above sea level.
Optimal seating position for the driver or passenger:
Female: Leg on knee or legs together. Male: Upright sitting position. Tips for beginners in the editor:
a) To correctly move all vehicle elements to your desired position – click the top left horseshoe icon, go to "Editor Settings," and set the movement step from 0.001 mm to several meters.
After that, select all part groups and move them.
b) To rotate the vehicle horizontally – for example, if you need to rotate it 90 or 180 degrees – click the top right horseshoe icon, go to "Editor Settings," and select the required rotation angle (e.g., 90 or 180 degrees).
Then, at the top, change the settings from "Global" to "Local" and from "Pivot" to "Center."
Next, select all part groups, choose "Rotate," and rotate the vehicle strictly along the YELLOW axis.
Happy creating!
If you have a special vehicle in mind, feel free to reach out! We can discuss all the details and the right conditions to make it happen. 😉

Classic 2-door American sedan from the late 60s / early 70s
This model is TRULY as close as possible to the original in size and proportions.
The vehicle consists of four groups of parts:
Body: Can be painted in any color. Interior Upholstery: Can be painted in any color. Driver and Passenger Seats: Can be painted in any color. Other Elements: Combined into a single group. WARNING: Be careful when painting. The lower wheel level is positioned at an altitude of 6.00 meters above sea level.
Optimal seating position for the driver or passenger:
Female: Leg on knee or legs together. Male: Upright sitting position. Tips for beginners in the editor:
a) To correctly move all vehicle elements to your desired position – click the top left horseshoe icon, go to "Editor Settings," and set the movement step from 0.001 mm to several meters.
After that, select all part groups and move them.
b) To rotate the vehicle horizontally – for example, if you need to rotate it 90 or 180 degrees – click the top right horseshoe icon, go to "Editor Settings," and select the required rotation angle (e.g., 90 or 180 degrees).
Then, at the top, change the settings from "Global" to "Local" and from "Pivot" to "Center."
Next, select all part groups, choose "Rotate," and rotate the vehicle strictly along the YELLOW axis.
Happy creating!
If you have a special vehicle in mind, feel free to reach out! We can discuss all the details and the right conditions to make it happen. 

A Compilation of Classic 90s/00s StepVans. FoodTruck.
The vehicle consists of four groups of parts:
Body: Can be painted in any color. Interior Upholstery: Can be painted in any color. Driver and Passenger Seats: Can be painted in any color. Other Elements: Combined into a single group. WARNING: Be careful when painting. The lower wheel level is positioned at an altitude of 6.00 meters above sea level.
Optimal seating position for the driver or passenger:
Female: Leg on knee or legs together. Male: Upright sitting position. Tips for beginners in the editor:
a) To correctly move all vehicle elements to your desired position – click the top left horseshoe icon, go to "Editor Settings," and set the movement step from 0.001 mm to several meters.
After that, select all part groups and move them.
b) To rotate the vehicle horizontally – for example, if you need to rotate it 90 or 180 degrees – click the top right horseshoe icon, go to "Editor Settings," and select the required rotation angle (e.g., 90 or 180 degrees).
Then, at the top, change the settings from "Global" to "Local" and from "Pivot" to "Center."
Next, select all part groups, choose "Rotate," and rotate the vehicle strictly along the YELLOW axis.
Happy creating!
If you're interested in a custom vehicle, feel free to contact me! Let me know what exactly you need, and we’ll discuss the pricing, requirements, and all the details to create something unique for you.

A Compilation of Classic 90s/00s StepVans
This model is TRULY as close as possible to the original in size and proportions.
The vehicle consists of four groups of parts:
Body: Can be painted in any color. Interior Upholstery: Can be painted in any color. Driver and Passenger Seats: Can be painted in any color. Other Elements: Combined into a single group. WARNING: Be careful when painting. The lower wheel level is positioned at an altitude of 6.00 meters above sea level.
Optimal seating position for the driver or passenger:
Female: Leg on knee or legs together. Male: Upright sitting position. Tips for beginners in the editor:
a) To correctly move all vehicle elements to your desired position – click the top left horseshoe icon, go to "Editor Settings," and set the movement step from 0.001 mm to several meters.
After that, select all part groups and move them.
b) To rotate the vehicle horizontally – for example, if you need to rotate it 90 or 180 degrees – click the top right horseshoe icon, go to "Editor Settings," and select the required rotation angle (e.g., 90 or 180 degrees).
Then, at the top, change the settings from "Global" to "Local" and from "Pivot" to "Center."
Next, select all part groups, choose "Rotate," and rotate the vehicle strictly along the YELLOW axis.
Happy creating!
If you have a special vehicle in mind, feel free to reach out! We can discuss all the details and the right conditions to make it happen. 😉