Many configurations are inspired by famous cars from real life, movies, games and other BeamNG mods! They cover a lot of vehicle niches, and are mostly built to loosely resemble cars from the late 70s to 90s, with some newer exceptions. Variety of selectable variants : Being so far the only one of its kind, the car offers over 100 different configurations to choose, so you are not limited in the selection of the type of car you want.
Unique damage physics: unlike a normal car, this one doesn't deform, instead it can separate into individual pieces! Almost every single one can fall off separately, the only exceptions are the ones that are hard to separate in real life - I kept them joined together for optimization purposes.This mod has a lot of unique features that are hard to find on other cars, the most notable ones being: While it was very time-consuming and at times frustrating to make, it was also a lot of fun, especially during the testing! I hope you will have as much fun using it as I had making it, or more! If you wish to create another mod of this kind, you are free to use my assets provided on the discussion page! This mod is a result of over 2 years worth of work in total, the majority by me, but also by some other people credited at the end. (The minifigure driver on the image has been removed from the mod due to trademark issues, but you can put a crash test dummy in the car instead.) This specific design is a recreation of a custom build I have made in real life many years ago, it has undergone many improvements. I'm sure you have heard of it, and most likely owned these blocks yourself as a kid, maybe you still do. It is quite obviously a toy car made of famous building block manufactured by a company which I can't mention here due to copyright. (Map used for the images: "Honey, I shrunk the car 2" by Spencer Johnson)ĭon't let this image deceive you, this car is as big as a normal vehicle, but it still looks and behaves like you would expect from this kind of toy! That includes a unique damage model, which I tried to get as close as possible to the real thing while keeping performance in mind to make it not much more complex than normal vehicles.
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