Subway Train Car R36 3D model

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The NYC Subway car R36 was built by St. Louis Car Company in 1964. The R33s' supplemental stock followed closely behind, sharing a lot of similarities. The R36s were also called R36MLs (R36 Main Line) to distinguish them from the R36WFs. Numbered 9524-9557, these cars looked very much like their A Division predecessors. Just as the R33s had drop-sash side windows, the R36s had the same feature that set them apart from the World's Fair cars' large picture windows. These trains were actually built using leftover unfinished shells from R33s production. However, they didn't originally have air conditioning like newer models would later get as part of an extensive 1982 retrofitting program. Built with performance in mind, this NYC Subway model is guaranteed operational on Daz Studio 4.11 and beyond. As for content within this package, two working morphs control the doors and bring to life interior details from the driver's area right down to floor level - even half way in. More good news! The NYC R36 comes pre-made with a host of extra custom options that allow users to alter parts including their large front windshield. Optional textures for those looking to customize their look can be found online as well, offering a wealth of color options for personal preference. Those waiting for the wheels and underside can breathe easy: there's more news on these components. When released, you can expect all your interior space needs met in full by both R32 models and the highly detailed trucks (bogie system included!) beneath the hood! Hope everyone loves it! The NYC R36 train won't disappoint, we assure you. If you're also curious about an NYC R32 coming soon - be prepared to fall head over heels! The undercarriage will follow later for both as a one-time separate buy option; trust us, these aren't things worth skipping.