NFSMW: Moskvich 408 and Izh 2126 Oda projects

Hoo boy, here comes me making these two RWD Soviet Russian cars...

Both of these car models were taken from KozGames' games. Moskvich 408's model was taken from Soviet Rally, which uses model from medvedd's GTA San Andreas mod as base. I usually would restrict myself from using GTA models as base, since sooner or later I will be asked to remove conversion from the site I uploaded, though since this is a quite old car model made by a person who is no longer active in the internet, I had no other choice but to risk myself. Izh 2126 Oda's model, on the other hand, was taken from Motor Depot, the same source I took Tavria model from. I always looked for a good model of Soviet and Russian cars, and this Izh is no exception. Though I suppose it was very likely modified or remodelled from IGOR94's GTA San Andreas mod (who is very restrictive towards random people modifying Russian vehicles (keep in mind that Russian modders tend to take pre-existing mods and rice their rides). Ditching Izh Oda, imho, would be too disrespectful towards fans of Russian vehicles and especially fans of Izhevsk-built vehicles (which include Izhevsk-built Moskviches (including Izh-2125) and Izh Oda), so I had to risk myself to make it, too.

Now about customization...

For Moskvich 408, I decided to include front grilles of both 408 and 412 (412 grille is the one with rectangular headlights). In fact, 412's grille was also taken from Soviet Rally, since both 408 and 412 GTA San Andreas mods are based on exact same car model. Custom grilles that can be customized in headlights will be included as well. It also shows one custom bodykit (though only front part of it was finalized at the moment).

But as for Izh Oda, I decided to give more some fancy customization options. From wide bodykits, to spoilers, to hoods, and even headlights and taillights. And this was all done in Zmodeler2. Stock rims for Izh Oda, however, were taken from CarX Street Racing 2's Lada Riva (VAZ-2107).

One thing I noticed in one of Izh Oda's custom headlights is that the ones featured on bodykit I showcased on third and fourth images remind me of some Lada Samara headlights like those seen on this Samara cabriolet image.

Oh, and as you can notice, Oda's stock headlights were improved by me as well, much like I did with Tavria. Moskvich's headlights were yet to be refined.