[REQUEST] Ikarus buses (Hungarian bus types)
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- Kosov_1986
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[REQUEST] Ikarus buses (Hungarian bus types)
Hello!
I like to ask someone to create Ikarus buses, like IK 211, IK 250, IK 255, IK 256, IK 260, IK 263, IK 266, IK 280, IK 283, IK 284, IK 286, IK 394, IK 395, IK 412, IK 415, IK 417, IK 435
hereis a link with pics and data about Ikarus buses.
(The buses written italic are done)
IK 260, 280 are made by SeelenQuell
I like to ask someone to create Ikarus buses, like IK 211, IK 250, IK 255, IK 256, IK 260, IK 263, IK 266, IK 280, IK 283, IK 284, IK 286, IK 394, IK 395, IK 412, IK 415, IK 417, IK 435
hereis a link with pics and data about Ikarus buses.
(The buses written italic are done)
IK 260, 280 are made by SeelenQuell
Kosov from the depths of East Europe!
My English isn't good but i never use translating programs
I had a Chinese gf, for 3 days, now she's in Germany because she studies there... she was my first serious gf.
Minibus topic, (Renault-Ikarus 546 released by wyctor) http://www.tt-forums.net/viewtopic.php?t=25662
Ikarus buses from all around the world! http://www.tt-forums.net/viewtopic.php?t=26985
My English isn't good but i never use translating programs

I had a Chinese gf, for 3 days, now she's in Germany because she studies there... she was my first serious gf.
Minibus topic, (Renault-Ikarus 546 released by wyctor) http://www.tt-forums.net/viewtopic.php?t=25662
Ikarus buses from all around the world! http://www.tt-forums.net/viewtopic.php?t=26985
- Kosov_1986
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Can somebody do Ikarus 417 low-floor bus?

http://ik400.fw.hu/417/417j.gif

Technical data:
Lenght: 17970 mm
Width: 2500 mm
Height: 2805 mm
Wheelbase: 5360/6560 mm
Floor height: 330 mm
Passangers: (sit/stand) 31/137
Max Power: 220 kW (300 HP)
This is a modern type, it runs in Germany, Poland, Hungary.[/img]
http://ik400.fw.hu/417/417j.gif
Technical data:
Lenght: 17970 mm
Width: 2500 mm
Height: 2805 mm
Wheelbase: 5360/6560 mm
Floor height: 330 mm
Passangers: (sit/stand) 31/137
Max Power: 220 kW (300 HP)
This is a modern type, it runs in Germany, Poland, Hungary.[/img]
Kosov from the depths of East Europe!
My English isn't good but i never use translating programs
I had a Chinese gf, for 3 days, now she's in Germany because she studies there... she was my first serious gf.
Minibus topic, (Renault-Ikarus 546 released by wyctor) http://www.tt-forums.net/viewtopic.php?t=25662
Ikarus buses from all around the world! http://www.tt-forums.net/viewtopic.php?t=26985
My English isn't good but i never use translating programs

I had a Chinese gf, for 3 days, now she's in Germany because she studies there... she was my first serious gf.
Minibus topic, (Renault-Ikarus 546 released by wyctor) http://www.tt-forums.net/viewtopic.php?t=25662
Ikarus buses from all around the world! http://www.tt-forums.net/viewtopic.php?t=26985
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Hmm now that SQ hasn't done but all he could do was use the MAN 272 and make it have a Rear door... The voila you have that bus.
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- Kosov_1986
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You are full of cinism... You don't respect Ikarus enough. Go to Kuwait, Ikaruses runs there... Go to Russia, a very big % of the buses are Ikarus... Go to Asia of Africa or Latin-America, many runs there.
Ikaruses look similar but all are different. Some have middle engine, between the axles, some have rear engine. Some are normal floor buses, some are semi-low-floor, some are low-floor. Looking similar have a big advantage: You have to manufacture very few parts, so producing them are efficient.
And it is not just about Ikarus. I like to see any vehicles from the former communist countries... trains, trucks, buses, even Tupolev TU-154 planes
Ikaruses look similar but all are different. Some have middle engine, between the axles, some have rear engine. Some are normal floor buses, some are semi-low-floor, some are low-floor. Looking similar have a big advantage: You have to manufacture very few parts, so producing them are efficient.
And it is not just about Ikarus. I like to see any vehicles from the former communist countries... trains, trucks, buses, even Tupolev TU-154 planes

Kosov from the depths of East Europe!
My English isn't good but i never use translating programs
I had a Chinese gf, for 3 days, now she's in Germany because she studies there... she was my first serious gf.
Minibus topic, (Renault-Ikarus 546 released by wyctor) http://www.tt-forums.net/viewtopic.php?t=25662
Ikarus buses from all around the world! http://www.tt-forums.net/viewtopic.php?t=26985
My English isn't good but i never use translating programs

I had a Chinese gf, for 3 days, now she's in Germany because she studies there... she was my first serious gf.
Minibus topic, (Renault-Ikarus 546 released by wyctor) http://www.tt-forums.net/viewtopic.php?t=25662
Ikarus buses from all around the world! http://www.tt-forums.net/viewtopic.php?t=26985
for i know, a Swenden people made a China CMOR DF7+SYZ25K(double decker/bi-level 3rd coach),but DF7 almost used in switching feight train of passanger train in termail,i only see them pulled passanger train run at spring festral and wuhan's commuter runKosov_1986 wrote:You are full of cinism... You don't respect Ikarus enough. Go to Kuwait, Ikaruses runs there... Go to Russia, a very big % of the buses are Ikarus... Go to Asia of Africa or Latin-America, many runs there.
Ikaruses look similar but all are different. Some have middle engine, between the axles, some have rear engine. Some are normal floor buses, some are semi-low-floor, some are low-floor. Looking similar have a big advantage: You have to manufacture very few parts, so producing them are efficient.
And it is not just about Ikarus. I like to see any vehicles from the former communist countries... trains, trucks, buses, even Tupolev TU-154 planes
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