Air Station 1950s Style
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Air Station used at most Service Stations in the 1950s and 60 for inflating tires. It comes in two basic colors, Red, and Green.
They are in game recolorable. The base, and body are channel A, the chrome face, crank, hose holder, and air nozel are channel B. The air hose is channel C.
Item: Air Station 1950s Style. Price: 500. Catalog Location: buy mode in outside decor/misc decor. Poloygons (High\Low) 1088.
The Air Stations is part of the 50s Fuel pump, and Tall Sign, set I designed to use as a set if you chose. The Air Station requires 1 Square for placement and is easy to place and work with. I have tested this mesh in the basic game, and World Adventure
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They are in game recolorable. The base, and body are channel A, the chrome face, crank, hose holder, and air nozel are channel B. The air hose is channel C.
Item: Air Station 1950s Style. Price: 500. Catalog Location: buy mode in outside decor/misc decor. Poloygons (High\Low) 1088.
The Air Stations is part of the 50s Fuel pump, and Tall Sign, set I designed to use as a set if you chose. The Air Station requires 1 Square for placement and is easy to place and work with. I have tested this mesh in the basic game, and World Adventure
Polygon Counts:
1088
This is a new mesh, and means that it's a brand new self contained object that usually does not require a specific Pack (although this is possible depending on the type). It may have Recolours hosted on MTS - check below for more information.
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