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update 1.2: increased wheel diameter to look less like they have low profile tires, also improved the mesh of the hood (print profiles have been updated accordingly)
A functional gooseneck trailer to work with the gooseneck hitch in the truck bed can be found here
This is a printable version of the Gavril D-series from BeamNG.drive, more beamNG related projects can be found here.
This is a special release of the standard D-series, featuring:
- an extended bed
- wider rear fenders
- a different style of wheels and dually rear wheels
- an early style front fascia (grille piece)
- a smoothed body (cutouts for the trim pieces removed)
- a gooseneck hitch in the truckbed
This model can be used as a toy or display piece for fans of the game , if assembled correctly it should be quite robust and the wheels should spin smoothly
I have not made detailed assembly intructions (yet), but i do have a few tips to ensure a good result:
- pay close attention when installing the headlights, reverselights, blinkers and handles, they need to be installed in a specific orientation.
- use of glue is required, but be careful not to accidentally glue the wheels or axles to the body, otherwise they won't spin.
- the grille piece is interchangeable with the grille from the standard Gavril D-series, if you prefer the look of that one you can use that instead.
- it is not recommended to glue the ball hitch, it needs to be removed in order to hitch up the compatible gooseneck trailer.
- the detailed wheel and rim pieces can be very hard to put together (depending on how well they printed), you may even need to carefuly use a small hammer to snap them together, if you do not want to take the risk of wasting material, take the “with simplified wheels” print profile instead.
- the shortest axle is the rear axle, the difference is small so pay close attention.
- if you can't get the reverselights to fit, there are brakelights without cutouts included in the model files.
Once finished, please take a moment to rate the print profile (if you used it).
KNOWN ISSUES:
- when printed, some of the edges and corners from the mesh are visible, i am limited by my software of choice so fixing this will be complicated and might take a long time.