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Which looks better?

By 0taku

Getting back into working on the MCC and I think about altering the roof of the cab a little to better suit lightbars. So which looks better

The fully curved roof makes it look smother and neater however is harder to add a lightbar it without have all the back where it levels out.

The flat one adds a nice spot for a lightbar but it doesn't look as smooth (plus I'll have to re-map that area)

So which one do you guys like. I'm fine either way

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For the lightbar's sake, the version on the right is better. It also makes it seem a little more proper as a truck.

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    EvilJackCarver

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    I quite like the flat on the right personally, but the one on the left looks pretty good as well.

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    steezens

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    Both look good, but I have to say i like the right more.

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    KN1IGHT

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    (edited)

    They both look great, but for having those lights on there, the right one is better.

    For the record, I've seen trucks that look like the left as well

    Edited by KN1IGHT

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