MOD CAR DELOREAN DMC-12 ('81 - '83) FOR BEAMNG.DRIVE

- V8 version
- Racing parts
- Various engine parts
- Automatic configs
- 2 spoilers
- 2 types of wheels (wheels of the beginning of 1981, wheels of the end of 1981-83)
- EU version
- Late / early extracts
- Late / early rear bumpers

From the author

DeLorean DMC-12
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The DMC-12 is the first and only production car by DeLorean Motor Company. Its production lasted only 2 years and to this day is probably the most controversial car ever known. About 9,000 were built in total, but they are world renowned for their incredible history and appearance in what is considered the greatest film ever made.

This is my first attempt at a production car. I've been working on it for the last 4 months and I think it's ready for its first release.

- Model made from scratch: I made the model myself using Blender and found as many references on the internet as possible. The only thing I've reused is the BeamNG assets when needed.

- Back to the Future (WIP) versions: What made the car so iconic is probably related to the Back to the Future movies, so I couldn't pass up the opportunity to create a working time machine in Beam. (This is still heavily work in progress, but it will be done and will match the films as closely as possible.)
Yes, it's time travel. No, it doesn't work perfectly yet. Yes, sooner or later :)
(and yes, it will be flying from the second movie and everything you can think of that has to do with the past)

- Twin-Turbo Versions: Legend Industries was hired to build 5000 TT DeLoreans in 1984. Unfortunately, DMC went bankrupt in 1983 (as a result of which Legend also went bankrupt) and therefore TT DeLoreans never materialized. Based on the various pictures and information I could find, I did my best to recreate these kits.

- Scratch-made Jbeam: No, it's not just a car under the skin; All Jbeam is made by me from scratch, I reused only small pieces from vanilla vehicles where I needed. It was a great experience and to be honest I am very proud. It was not at all what I originally thought.
Everything from the double Y-frame to the individual body panels has been thought out.