Bus 3D model project, help request

[banman]

Originally Posted by Native

I found an old picture of our back-end.


Well now, there is another little difference between our twin buses. Ours has a separate license light.


Attachment 42849


Apparently, it had a bit too much to drink the night before.

Hmmm, yours doesn't have the "eye brows" above the upper warning lights either.

Picturing some dude pouring over an options catalog in the back of a bus garage saying "I must have this" for my fleet and selling the school board on it...

[Native]

Originally Posted by banman

Hmmm, yours doesn't have the "eye brows" above the upper warning lights either.

Picturing some dude pouring over an options catalog in the back of a bus garage saying "I must have this" for my fleet and selling the school board on it...

So strange ... yeah, that would have been an interesting meeting in which to be a fly on the wall.



Even if our bus had them, they would be gone by now. When I deleted the lights, I eliminated all signs of them.

[Dummiesman]

It's crazy how many options a school bus can have. It's why my virtual one is taking so long. I'm putting on a bunch of parts and making sure it's customizable.

Ex. you can remove the light hoods separately from the lights


It's cool though. School buses are a pretty versatile platform that I've seen you can bolt just about any type of accessory to

[Native]

And here I was thinking the only option one had in choosing a school bus is the color!

[Dummiesman]

Do the doors rest on anything other than the steps when closed?

[Native]

Originally Posted by Dummiesman

Do the doors rest on anything other than the steps when closed?

The doors rest *against* the bottom of the stairs. There is a rubber bumper pad. The actual doors themselves extend below the bottom stair.


I'll see if I have a picture for you.

[Native]

Take a look at the picture I posted in post #112. You can see the doors hang below the lowest step.


https://www.skoolie.net/forums/f9/bu...tml#post378041

[Dummiesman]

Do the doors have much give when opened? Ex. can you wiggle them back and forth with your hand?

[Native]

Originally Posted by Dummiesman

Do the doors have much give when opened? Ex. can you wiggle them back and forth with your hand?

In normal operation with the pneumatic switch in "normal", I can move them a little. They are basically stiff with only about as much movement as one would expect with a pneumatic pressure holding against a 1-foot lever arm (the door). When closed by the pneumatics, it is difficult to do more than wiggle the doors a touch, with the pneumatics pulling the doors closed tight after you are done yanking your brains out.

[Dummiesman]

Originally Posted by Native

after you are done yanking your brains out.

What does that have to do with the doo--oh! You mean yanking the door! Right, I knew that.

Banman-esque bus, but more abused and ready for the junkyard, perfect for derbying!

[Native]

Skool Buz ... I like it!

[banman]

Originally Posted by Dummiesman

Banman-esque bus, but more abused and ready for the junkyard, perfect for derbying!

What do you mean "ready for the junkyard"?!

Originally Posted by Native

Skool Buz ... I like it!

I believe that's already painted inside...

Oh, and my electric doors don't have much play along whatever position they're opened to. Snug when closed, snug when open.

[Dummiesman]

Originally Posted by banman

What do you mean "ready for the junkyard"?!

My version at least
Too much rust!

[Dummiesman]

What do you guys have for transmissions? I've got both an Allison 2000 series and an MD3060 as options at the moment.

[Native]

We have the 2000 in ours.

[Dummiesman]

Oh yeah, I totally forgot about this. What are the dimensions of the front mudflap, and is it the same material as the rear? Could you possibly get a picture of how it's shaped ?

[Native]

Originally Posted by Dummiesman

Oh yeah, I totally forgot about this. What are the dimensions of the front mudflap, and is it the same material as the rear? Could you possibly get a picture of how it's shaped ?

16" wide (horizontal) by 14" long (vertical) by 1/4" thick. It is the same material as the back, only not as thick.

[Dummiesman]

Wow, that was a fast reply!

once again

[Native]

Originally Posted by Dummiesman

Wow, that was a fast reply!

once again

Wow, that was a fast mod!


You are welcome.

[banman]

Originally Posted by Dummiesman

What do you guys have for transmissions? I've got both an Allison 2000 series and an MD3060 as options at the moment.

Also have the Allison 2000.