Update Speculation thread

Damn, great catch, Quizzity and bussin!!!

(For some reason, I can't get the quote in the post, so I got by like that! )

 

i'd like to see a rival to the t-series (im asking for too much)

 

I mean, there is the Wentward 5000 series.

 

And could we have Bruckell and Soliad in the competition ?
Of course, those four brands have a cabover truck version. Or maybe Soliad can have a bigger cabover with flat floor, like International 9800i, Freightliner Argosy or Kenworth K-200.

 

Adding on to that, here it is with base texture + AO map

 

hmmmm

 

Ohhh, the capitonne stitching looks great, although I wish it was also on the main body of the seat instead of just the side bolsters, for making a road-worthy leather-wrapped version of the seat!

 

BeamNG devs are gonna work HARD to get this update done by Christmas

 

Fun fact, seats were originally made to sit in.

 

I wonder what car those were made for?

 

10 likes under this post and I'll add those to common racing seat base. Though the last time I tried them, they looked a bit rough in many spots.

 

No shit, Sherlock!

 

Well i personally had no idea until i got into the deeper seat lore

 

I just noticed something: the Gavril T-Series as we know it shares its headlights with the facelifted (1976-78) version of the Moonhawk, made by Bruckell, which is Gavril's domestic antagonist. It even shares the same light pattern: low beam for the lower headlamp, high beam for the upper one. Since these two brands are antagonists to each other, this doesn't make any sense, tbh.
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Hehe!

 

random stuff lore >>> actual lore

 

Well, that was a very common light pattern in the '70s for cars, and '80s for trucks.


On that note, I would love some circular headlights for the T-Series.

 

I don't know if anyone's mentioned it yet, but I think I see some familiar wheels

 

Why would a luxury passenger car marque have a semi in their lineup? There has been some American luxury marque trucks through history, but not many and the largest are generally on a 1/2 ton pickup truck frame.

Just for the sake of conversation though... All 3 of the big 3 had been in the semi truck game at this point in history, so a Bruckell truck wouldn't be out of the question for future content unrelated to the T-Series remaster (Dodge pulled out in 1975, GM in 1987, and Ford in 1998). For anyone who isn't familiar with the Dodge Big Horn semi trucks, look them up. I love the way those things look and very few were made.

 

T-series pre-facelift confirmed (?