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Škoda 14Tr as a Tram
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Škoda 14Tr trolleybus in factory livery as a tram.

Iconic Czech-built trolleybus, massively produced for USSR and Eatern Block countries from 1980, and from 1990 till 2004 was sold worldwide. Was built in Ostrov (Czech Rep.) and Vologda (Russia). Nowdays runs in Czech Rep., Slovakia, Ukraine, Russia, Estonia, Lithuania, Uzbekistan, Hungary and Bulgaria. Modified version of this trolley works in USA (San Francisco and Dayton cities). Used to run in Kazakhstan, GDR, Armenia, Georgia, China and Latvia.

This vehicle is widely used in Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, and became one of the city simbols — travel I've made there inspired me to work on this model.

Has ~3700 tris, animated wheels, lights and stuff.
Takes 45 passengers on board.

Other versions:

Recolorable Livery as a Bio-bus
Recolorable Livery as a Tram
Factory Livery as a Bio-bus
Factory Livery as a Prop

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komurka  [Autor] 2. Jan. 2019 um 2:35 
technically it is a tram and it is running on rails or trolley wire road.

There are some trolley wire roads in the Workshop
qnuuba 31. Dez. 2018 um 3:44 
@kowkamura, Anomaly thinks this is a tram and its running on a road with invisible tram tracks
komurka  [Autor] 4. Nov. 2018 um 6:30 
i didn't get the question
Anomaly 3. Nov. 2018 um 5:50 
how to get road like that, i mean without tracks? thx
komurka  [Autor] 22. Apr. 2018 um 5:50 
@pickle alas modern Skoda trolleys for me are wotse then modern Belorussian ones (ASKM/Stadler) and I realy don't like Belorussian trolleys. I think Solaris is a smt like paragon of modern trolleybus. Russian ones like Trolza looks well but poorly assembled and have all the problems Russian cars do.
yoshinoya 22. Apr. 2018 um 4:47 
@kowky It's not TV1, most likely TV3.
yoshinoya 22. Apr. 2018 um 4:44 
@pauliaxz You should've seen our Citelis/24Tr. The entire interior is made out of plastic and on the busses it feels like the roof will fall apart everytime the bus goes over a bump.
komurka  [Autor] 22. Apr. 2018 um 4:10 
@picke I've not knew that T5C5 has TV1 gear, so yes, you are right here.
@pauliax that's right, Skoda's are outdated now, at least looking at design and high-floor, but I can't say modern Solaris trolls are more comfortable on cobble stone — they are even worse to me. Off course moderan cities need modern vehicles, but I can't tell that it is a "disgrace" to maintain old vehicles as well as Vilnius depots do.
PALiX 21. Apr. 2018 um 4:19 
Well, let's say they were technologically advanced in 80s, but now design is too old to be attractive, also sound insulation is horrible, everything inside clatter, open metal parts caught rust, suspension is hard - feeling almost every bump. That's why I said it is disgrace, the sooner these are decomissioned the better, but depots are still full of these.
Also one good thing about it - comfortable soft seats.
yoshinoya 21. Apr. 2018 um 3:03 
@kowka Yes. If we're only counting the new vehicles, then that's T5C5.