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CancelVersion 1.46 for Euro Truck Simulator 2 (v1.46):
- Adaptation for 1.46.
- Sound correction
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Version 1.0 for Euro Truck Simulator 2 (v1.45.x):
Ikarus 260 — a bus by the Hungarian company "Ikarus," produced from 1972 to 2002 for urban and suburban routes. The development of the first prototypes began alongside the Ikarus 250 in 1967. In 1972, mass production of the 200 series buses started. Over 30 modifications of the Ikarus 260 were made during 30 years of production, created for different countries. The buses mainly differed in body paint and interior layout. The bus body had a frameless truss structure, welded from tubular profiles, mostly with a closed cross-section, allowing the same technology to be used to assemble bodies of different lengths and vary the number of passenger doors and seats in the cabin, while fully unifying the main components.
The first buses that rolled off the assembly line in 1972 were equipped with a Raba D2156 engine producing 192 horsepower; automatic or manual transmissions (depending on customer requirements). The rear drive axle had a short gear ratio to ensure good traction for the fully loaded bus, which had an unladen weight of 9 tons and a loaded weight of 16-17 tons. Primarily, the bus was designed as an urban vehicle, but later suburban modifications were also made. The bus capacity is up to 100+ people, including 22 seated places.
Main characteristics of the bus:
- Own dealer - SovTransBus;
- Own sounds;
- 6 variants of rear differentials;
- Various transmission options;
- A range of engines with different power outputs;
- Realistic and user-customizable paint schemes;
- Interior variants;
- Own small tuning options.
Authors: SovTransBus.
3D model authors: Nikita Lipunov, Anton Kylosov
Conversion authors: Alexander Kodola (mercuriat),
Evgeny Lunev (Snare85) – sound, physics, scripts.
Alexander Kodola (mercuriat) – 3D model, graphic editor, animation.
Sergey Zubarev – file data updates.
OtterMage, HVN731 – sound samples, information.