BeamNG Land

- Nine configurations;
- Good quality;
- High-quality interior;
- Opens;
- Good damage.

Author: Infiniti

Additional
A mod that adds various new tuning options for this truck (new headlights, taillights, mudguards, etc.):
https://modsfire.com/Wy264W2CTj2zw7t

Mod Features
Segra Ultimate Truck. Inspired by popular Scania truck models. This European BeamNG truck combines a ground-up design with inspiration from several Scandinavian brands, making it unique and special.

Features:
- Nearly unlimited axle and frame options, with steered and standard bogie axles on each axle.
- Full air suspension front to rear
- Fully air-operated cabin
- Opening hatches, doors, and cabin
- Custom automatic transmission logic to simulate the real-world equivalent.
- Custom headlight script for improved headlight control.
- Paintable Alcoa and steel rims with custom lug nuts and rim rings.
- Paintable frame
- Much more.

New controls you need to know:
Front Steer Axles Increase - T
Front Steer Axles Decrease - G
Drive Axles Increase - Shift T
Drive Axles Decrease - Shift G
Extra Axles Increase (also increases the axle lift system) - Alt T
Extra Axles Decrease (also decreases the axle lift system) - Alt G
Low Beams Toggle - B
High Beams Toggle - Alt B

Installation
1. Unzip the downloaded archive.
2. Add the part_1_op_segra and part_2_op_core files to the mods folder and play.

Author: SBTruckstyling

* 2 configurations.
* Tuning options.
* Good quality.
* Custom wheels.
* Average-quality interior.
* Functional platform.

Author: Infinity.

Includes 6 configurations.
Good exterior model.
Average-quality interior.
Custom wheels.
Three-axle version included.

Author: Infinity Mods.

38 configurations.
Decent exterior model.
PBR lighting.
Many customization options.
Edited JBeam.
Rear-view camera.

Author: Schmitti.

The Lotus Type 49 was one of the most important Formula One cars of the late 1960s. Powered by the 3.0-liter Ford Cosworth DFV V8 engine, it used the engine as a stressed member of the chassis—a layout that would become standard in Formula One for many years. Jim Clark made a spectacular debut with the car, winning the 1967 Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort, securing the first victory for both the Type 49 and the DFV engine.

The car weighed around 540 kg and produced approximately 410 hp, paired with a five-speed manual gearbox and a layout heavily biased toward the rear axle. By modern standards it was a very simple machine, yet also an extremely demanding one, built with minimal separation between the driver and the mechanical components doing the work.

The author has tried to incorporate feedback from previous projects, mainly regarding overall setup, tire options, and usability. The default configuration remains true to the period, but modern slick tires are available as an option for those who prefer a more manageable version of the car.

Credits:

* Project Cars 2 for the 3D models and sound.

Note:
Keyboard controls are not recommended. This car requires smooth and precise brake, throttle, and steering inputs, and keyboard control offers very little modulation or feedback.

Author: Mathoine.

* 6 configurations.
* Police version included.
* Decent-quality model.
* Good interior.
* Openable parts.
* Smooth lighting effects.
* Custom wheels.

Author: Infinity.

* 3 configurations.
* Decent-quality exterior and interior model.
* Detailed engine bay and engine.
* PBR materials.
* Smooth light fade-in effect.
* Edited JBeam.
* Functional lighting.
* Working mirrors.
* Tuning options.
* Custom wheels.

Mod author: InfnityModding.

* 3 configurations.
* Good-quality exterior and interior model.
* Detailed engine bay and engine.
* PBR materials.
* Baked lighting.
* Edited JBeam.
* Custom sounds.
* Functional lighting.
* Working mirrors.
* Custom wheels.

Mod author: InfnityModding.

Volga Pack by ILIKSBEAM

* Pack contents: 31105, 3110, 31029 (3102 planned)
* JBeam has a few issues
* Tuning options available
* Heater included
* Window tinting
* Each car has its own unique interior
* An update will be released later

Enjoy!

Author: ILIKSBEAM.