Extra parts for Scania R730 RC

This is a small collection of parts for @JanJanuary_511120's Scania R730 RC model.

If you are missing a few parts in the original model, this might be for you.

It currently includes:

• Functional rear shock absorbers
  The two pieces simply slide into one another. A small O-ring or rubber band must be added on either side to provide springiness. Some manual wear-in may be needed to make it work smoothly. Four shocks are needed in total for the rear axles, one at each leaf spring end. Refer to the instrukcja tyniego mostu całosc file in the original model for how to mount them.

• A  new rear fender + new tail lights
  These parts are made from scratch, as they are missing in the original model at the time of upload. Only one tail light model is included, simply add it twice and mirror one of them in the slicer. Only the top 1-2 layers should be printed in red, to give the filament a translucent appearance.

• Cabin and interior support
  The L-shaped brackets serve to mount the cabin to the frame, while the support “mushrooms” keep the cabin interior in place. M3 set screws can be added to the brackets, to allow fine adjustments to the cabin position. Attention, the brackets may collide with the RC motor mount, I have not tested that.

• Spacer for twin wheels
  This spacer allows you to easily mount twin wheels on the rear axles. Simply place one rim on either end of the spacer, then glue them in place. Once the twin wheels are mounted to the axle, the mounting screw can be hidden by placing the felga 3 cap from the original model on the spacer.

• Separated frame accessories
  These are mostly the original accessories (tanks, side guards etc.), but split into individual files for cleaner and more flexible printing. You may need to slightly scale up the tank mounting straps to make them fit.
  I also added an accessory support frame. You can glue the accessories to it first, before mounting the whole assembly to the truck frame using the mocowanie zbiorników brackets.
   
• An alternative joint for the front axle
  This version is more compact than the original (albeit more fragile) and consists of fewer parts. Well-suited for smaller-scale printing, where the screwheads of the cardan joint might collide with other components.