thank you!

@kowkamurka Done on all

btw could you add me as co-creator of your Tatra assets?

Hi
I have problem :(
After (with) SH DLC this tram disappeared.
I don't know what is wrong

Yeah I guess so. Didn't mean to push or go all 'mek line color plox' on you, though, so I'm sorry.

Only the line signs are colored. I've added some (one more to front, one on right side and one more on the back), but they can be a little hard to see.

I'm actually thinking of doing line-color variants with paintjobs similar to those in Czech cities, but that feels like a ton of repainting now.

Life and death question, sorry.

These are not line colored, correct? If yes, then fuck, there but for the grace of Workshop goes my dream of a city of blue Tatras.

(and still no KT4 model worth anything, sigh)

Just what I was trying to say. Tatra T3SU in 70s and 80s was also more like your version.

@kowkamurka The original model you posted can be actually used in a Czechoslovak city if you create a 1960-70s era city. After starting the T3SUCS production in 1986, that version was very similar to mine (yellow pantograph, square lights), with the exception of the pantograph (the type is different, the contact rod is straight) and the top line indicator (which was still behind the window).

And after 1989, all T3s in Czechoslovakia were standardized to the T3SUCS (but the line indicator was still the same).

I recomend use this variant as more late version of my T3SU, because my one was based on early version of the car with molded sides and bumpers. This T3CS is more like Tatras working nowadays so I use them myself.

Yeah. Same model, different textures.

Yellow pantograph is a nice touch.

This is still based on kowkamurka's T3s, right?