Volkswagen Combi for DAZ Studio 3D model

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The Volkswagen Type 2, affectionately known as the Transporter, marked a major milestone for German automaker Volkswagen as their second line of automobiles to hit the market. First unveiled in 1950, this groundbreaking van was heavily based on Volkswagen's inaugural model, the Type 1 Beetle, which paved the way for future automotive innovation. Boasting an impressive design that seamlessly merged practicality with functionality, the Type 2 effectively cemented its position as a trailblazer among modern cargo and passenger vans. A bevy of imitators quickly emerged in both Europe and the United States, capitalizing on the Type 2's unbridled success. These rivals included the iconic Ford Econoline, the rugged Dodge A100, and the versatile Chevrolet Corvan, which went so far as to borrow the Type 2's ingenious rear-engine configuration. Even today, revised versions of this time-honored line continue to thrive globally, serving multiple roles including passenger van, cargo van, and versatile pickup truck. During the culturally turbulent era of the 1960s counterculture movement in the United States, the VW Bus quickly transcended its status as a mere mode of transportation to become an unlikely symbol of the rebellion. Its compact size allowed it to carry ample amounts of gear, catering to groups traveling far and wide while carrying with them the ideals of the era: freedom, peace, and creativity. As the years passed by, the van evolved from an affordable mode of transportation to a collectible status symbol among Volkswagen enthusiasts. Used models from this epoch – especially those donning hand-painted coats in the classic style known as 'art car' – became increasingly scarce and coveted among enthusiasts. Key Product Features: DAZ Studio Prop: includes dsf, duf/ png formats with 56,527 polygons Rigorously optimized for performance on DAZ Studio 4.9 and above with Iray technology.