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 Paper Cars (2011) | When I look at those, a I have a feeling that game's creator didn't had enough Blender skills to model proper curves and edges in 3D, so he did his best and turned this into a feature. Those were the hardcore days of early mobile gaming... | |
 Panther De Ville Paper Cars (2011) | Some kinda morgan? | |
 Cadillac Ambulance 'Ecto-1' Paper Cars (2011) | They're here to save the world. | |
Paper Cars (2011) | Ohhhhh this takes me back!!! | |
 Brabus Rocket Paper Cars (2011) | IMCDb has them listed as Brabus Rocket as well, so it should stay the same. | |
Brabus Rocket Paper Cars (2011) | Shouldn't it be Brabus CLS with Rocket in extra info? | |
 Ford Crown Victoria Paper Cars (2011) | JFK a écrit Rear texture same as front?  I got another one www.igcd.net/vehicle.php?id=15429 | |
Brabus Rocket Paper Cars (2011) | E Class rear | |
 Made for Game Van Paper Cars (2011) | DKW Schnellaster | |
 FSO Polonez Paper Cars (2011) | btw chassis code: [B01] | |
 Trabant 601 Paper Cars (2011) | JFK a écrit That is true. It would be harder to find it on site, because everyone knows Trabant as a "brand" and not "model". Also, nothing apart from "S" in a circle badge wouldnt suggest that it is made by company called different than Trabant. But it is definatly a mistake. And last note to Kombi/Universal - for me it will be always Universal, for you it will be always Kombi, and we wouldnt agree on it to end of universe. "S" in circle badge for "Sachsenring Automobilwerke". VEB Sachsenring Automobilwerke - full name of carplant which produce trabants. VEB - from "Volkseigener Betrieb" (ger. "Peoples plant"). All plants in DDR was a state-owned and all of it was marked as "VEB [enter the name of maker]". About Universal-Combi, it can be explained by the fact, that in Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia, Romania and Hungary Trabants was exported as a part of one 601 model (after 1968, as i read in some manuals). To Poland this car was exported under those DDR-origin name. To Soviet Union Trabants was officialy never exported. So, most weastern peoples first see Trabant not in East Germany, but in Czechoslovakia or Yugoslavia. | |
Trabant 601 Paper Cars (2011) | Kirov-MG a écrit And the greatest mistake - Trabant - is a model. Make is VEB Sachsenring. Correctly to badge all of Trabant on this site as "VEB Trabant 601". That is true. It would be harder to find it on site, because everyone knows Trabant as a "brand" and not "model". Also, nothing apart from "S" in a circle badge wouldnt suggest that it is made by company called different than Trabant. But it is definatly a mistake. And last note to Kombi/Universal - for me it will be always Universal, for you it will be always Kombi, and we wouldnt agree on it to end of universe. | |
Trabant 601 Paper Cars (2011) | JFK a écrit Interesting. In one of my dad´s car magazine from 1970s, this car was called Universal. In second-hand car sales is this car refered as Universal. In german wikipedia, which is most accurate, since Trabant is from DDR, is this car called Universal. In IMCDb is this car called Universal. Kombi version of the succesor Trabant 1.1 is also called everywhere Universal. Even the VAZ 2101 was here called Universal and not Kombi. I guess it changed with some year from Kombi to Universal, because when I google it, there are Universals everywhere. VAZ-2102 (VAZ-2101 is sedan) originaly marked as Universal, like soviet GAZ-22 and GAZ-24-02 (universal versions of GAZ-21 Volga and GAZ-24). Combi in USSR was Izh-1500 and this was aсtually hatchback but not universal (in USSR Combi (рус. Комби) = Hatchback. Same situation was in some other eastern-block states. In german language, universal = combi (kombi). Anyway, Trabant 601 Combi - is a name but not a type of the vehicle. Named Trabant Combi as "Trabant Universal" - is like to badged Ford LTD as "Ford sedan" for example. And i find some polish owner's manual for Trabant vehicles (1980's). Trabant 601 Combi is marked "Trabant 601 Combi". And the greatest mistake - Trabant - is a model. Make is VEB Sachsenring. Correctly to badge all of Trabant on this site as "VEB Trabant 601". -- Last edit: 2015-07-20 23:36:01 | |
Trabant 601 Paper Cars (2011) | Interesting. In one of my dad´s car magazine from 1970s, this car was called Universal. In second-hand car sales is this car refered as Universal. In german wikipedia, which is most accurate, since Trabant is from DDR, is this car called Universal. In IMCDb is this car called Universal. Kombi version of the succesor Trabant 1.1 is also called everywhere Universal. Even the VAZ 2101 was here called Universal and not Kombi. I guess it changed with some year from Kombi to Universal, because when I google it, there are Universals everywhere. | |
Trabant 601 Paper Cars (2011) | Universal - is a body-type. 601 Combi (sometimes "Kombi") - not a type but name of this car. Well, the czech leflet marked this car as "Trabant 601 Combi":  Anyway, in soviet block countries some hatchback-cars was badged as "Kombi" too. P.S. and yes, on IGCD we can see mistakes, whick became a standart. For example, soviet tank T-34-85 always marked as produced by KhPZ, but in real life KhPZ never produce this vehicle. Someone made a mistake in determining the vehicle - another one copy after him. That's a mistake, and has become the standard. -- Last edit: 2015-07-20 22:01:33 | |
Ford Crown Victoria Paper Cars (2011) | Rear texture same as front? | |
Trabant 601 Paper Cars (2011) | Hmm, all kombi Trabants are here listed as Universals, so it would be confusing to list it as Kombi instead. I never heard about different badging though. www.jan-tucek.wz.cz/reklama/trabant/Trabant%20601%20Universal%20-%201969.jpg Even former Yugoslavia was calling it Universal, and that was an eastern country. EDIT: Origin is not Germany, but East Germany - DDR. -- Last edit: 2015-07-20 20:47:14 | |
Trabant 601 Paper Cars (2011) | JFK a écrit Yup. Kombi is called Universal, so it is Trabant 601 Universal Universal - is a USWestern Europe class of vehicles. Konbi - is a simular class on old german (pre-1945 and GDR-era) and soviet. Well, Kombi is more correct to Trabant. | |
Made for Game Van Paper Cars (2011) | M4G | |
Panther De Ville Paper Cars (2011) | Looks like something English | |
FSO Polonez Paper Cars (2011) | Burn Rubber a écrit I had no idea so I chose a random country. This is why we created Wikipedia... | |
 Chevrolet Silverado Paper Cars (2011) | 2007+, with this for the rear texture, just edited: www.imcdb.org/vehicle_363-Chevrolet-C-2500-1997.html | |
 Chevrolet Nova Paper Cars (2011) | www.imcdb.org/vehicle_108121-Chevrolet-Nova-1971.html | |
Trabant 601 Paper Cars (2011) | soapdish is a Polish nickname for the Trabant | |
FSO Polonez Paper Cars (2011) | name suggests its a 1987 model year | |
 Chevrolet Bel Air Paper Cars (2011) | It has 1958 rear. | |
 Fiat 126 el Paper Cars (2011) | looks like the final version of the 126, so should be listed like this one: webcarstory.com/voiture.php?id=1192 | |
 Lexus 2054 EV Paper Cars (2011) | Exactly. | |
Lexus 2054 EV Paper Cars (2011) | Agreed | |
Lexus 2054 EV Paper Cars (2011) | Lexus 2054 concept, as seen in Minority Report upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/39/Lexus_2054_Minority_Report_concept.jpg | |
Made for Game Van Paper Cars (2011) | It has the sides of a early 70's Ford Econoline | |
 Trans FX Batmobile Paper Cars (2011) | Yeah, that's the Batmobile from the Tim Burton Batman films, 1989's Batman and 1992's Batman Returns. www.imcdb.org/vehicle_16573-Made-for-Movie-Batmobile.html | |
 Kenworth W-900 Paper Cars (2011) | Not sure of the side texture, but the front is DEFINITELY a Kenworth. | |
 Peterbilt 320 Paper Cars (2011) | Do I see a Peterbilt logo on the grille? | |
Made for Game Van Paper Cars (2011) | Front and rear texture of a VW, side texture of some sort of American van? | |
Chevrolet Nova Paper Cars (2011) | Not a Chevelle, definately a Nova | |
 Porsche 911 Cabriolet Paper Cars (2011) | Looks like a Cabriolet version. | |
Cadillac Ambulance 'Ecto-1' Paper Cars (2011) | 1959 Cadillac Ambulance Miller-Meteor Futura imcdb.org/vehicle_1936-Cadillac-Ambulance-1959.html | |
Trans FX Batmobile Paper Cars (2011) | Not M4G. It is GM Batmobile. | |
Chevrolet Nova Paper Cars (2011) | Death Proof reference. | |
Brabus Rocket Paper Cars (2011) | Not an S-Class but a CLS-Class. It's actually the Brabus CLS Rocket based on the bodykit, license plates and badge on the bootlid. | |
Porsche 911 Cabriolet Paper Cars (2011) | Sides seems to be from newest Porsche 911, but front/back is from predecessor. -- Last edit: 2015-07-19 15:38:52 | |
 Shelby Cobra Daytona Paper Cars (2011) | 1964 Shelby Cobra Daytona | |
FSO Polonez Paper Cars (2011) | Origin Norway It is Poland, needs to be corrected. | |
Trabant 601 Paper Cars (2011) | Yup. Kombi is called Universal, so it is Trabant 601 Universal | |
Trabant 601 Paper Cars (2011) | Trabant 601 Kombi | |
Trabant 601 Paper Cars (2011) | Isn't it a Trabant Wagon instead of a Nomad? |
