Unsupported European Gavril H-Series 1.1

Looks like a van i drew in 3rd grade

looks like i tried to model it, fun car on eu maps tho =)

Great idea, terrible execution. The mod looks like you let children design a car in under an hour. The model at the front is poor, a few minor shading issues, alot of clipping, messed up UVs and such else, which has already been covered by most other people below. I don't want to seem harsh but this seriously shouldn't have been released in the state it is in at the moment.

This mod is really good, but when I saw his face, I laughed for about a minute, he has an apathetic and rather original funny look, I believe in his success, you made my day, thank you very much!

Nice beginnings. Now if this wants to be a Real Euro-Van of the late 80s to early 2000s it needs some more than just a Body Kit.
1. Euro-Vans are normally shorter Wheelbase, the shortest Vans having 2.6m Wheelbases and the Long Wheelbases being 3.6 with 3m being the Norm.
2. The Transit was offered with Transverse FWD or Longditudinal RWD, the Ducato/J5/C25 was Transverse FWD only and the Mercedes Sprinter /VW LT were FR.
The FWDs were very popular due to their simplicity as the Drivetrain was all in the Front and in the Rear there was total Freedom to do all sorts of Frame and Wheelmoutings.
FWDs are also more economical, cheaper, faster, quieter etc.
3. The Engines that sold the most were 1.9-2.5l Diesels both NA and Turbo with the 1.9s having 67hp NA and 82hp Turbo and 2.5s having 75hp NA and 95hp Turbo.
Petrol Options were 2.0l Cast Iron Engines of usually 90hp but were a very rarely chosen Option due to their horrific Fuel Economy often exceeding 18l/100km.
4. Wheels: Most of these Euro Vans are on 14" Rims with 185/90 Radial Tires with the Heavy Dut Versions having a max of 16".
5. No Power Steering for the vast majority of Vehicles sold, I just sold my 93 Ducato and it worked surprisingly fine.
6. Automatics were also a very, very, very rare option, mostly it's manuals or automated manuals, which are horrible.
7. Because Parking Spots are short, many Vans are opted for High Roof and Short Wheelbase.
8. Positive Camber in the Front and plenty of it.
9. Most Vans were delivered with Sidepipe Exhausts to cut cost and de-clutter the rear.

The idea of this mod is great, however, there are a few little things I'd like to point out.
-shading errors and texture specifically around modified/new parts (a pillar in particular for shading error) (stretched/squished textures on doors and near front end)
-deformation of front end is odd
-light flares for front lights are off
-rear lights are american spec (red signals)
-US license plates on all configs
-rear door handle is in the middle, but it swings, maybe it should be to the left?
-no front logo or emblem
-pedals are odd
-windshield has gap from a-pillar on the inside
-seating position is odd
-front doors have indent for dashboard but the dashboard is far enough away for that to not be there
-door panel is missing window switches, it only has a lock on the drivers side
-sliding door has a bunch of texture issues
-rear door texture issues
-no additional smaller i4 or i6 diesel?

overall, good job, but there are some issues that could be accounted for.

Kinda looks like Ford Transit IV.
I like it :)

This mod is actually pretty good. The model could use a little bit of work as the other comments have stated. The jbeam is surprisingly good, although the front bumper could use a little bit of work. Furthermore, the left side of the van has a different jbeam than the right side (it seems to be pushed in a little bit more.) It crashes well however, and it is a lot of fun to drive. Everything else has already been mentioned by the other reviews.

Model looks like it was done by the council with a hammer and a screwdriver, all the positions look weird and your camera is extremely far away from the steering wheel

The mod definitely has potential, but there are several problems that should be fixed. At first the 3D model is poorly edited the seat is about 2 meters away from the steering wheel. And the A pillar looks very broken. Also, you should add European yellow turn signals in the rear. The next thing is that, in Europe, the turn signals do not light up when you turn on the light. Otherwise the look fits, it reminds me of the Ford Transit. What would be great for the future is if you make a European interior, e.g. a new dashboard (you could take the dashboard from the Ibishu Covet) and you could also change the seats because it is normal in Europe for vans to have 3 seats in the front. But of course these are all just suggestions and I can understand that it is not directly possible to implement all these things.

HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEY, is there a i4 diesel like european ones?

Gavril Export in beamng???

considering i made this pile of garbage model it has come oute really good

Oh yeah feels like a real VW T4. Great job!

love the European van thing, I've been waiting for years for a European mod and this is the first well-made one. interior is a bit quirky here and there but as it stands with a first upload and all, can't wait to see your updates :)))

to the plonkers below why are you conversing in the reviews, at least give the poor guy 5 stars if you're going to spam the review page...

So why do u guys dont help him with all these ideas?

I agree with Bolt, and I really like the Idea

I agree with the last 2 reviews below, but I can see this mod has great potential. If you could put the whole Ibishu Diadem thing as canon in lore, you could also rebadge it to some ETK or another brand. Looking forward to this mod!

Interior textures are kinda messed up, also using gavril parts when it's EU?
you could use some etk parts and do a badgeswap, personally I like the front end, keep up the work, overall just needs some polishing