FS25 Vehicles

The Volkswagen Delivery Guincho arrives at Farming Simulator 25 fully adapted for those looking for a versatile, beautiful truck that is perfect for transporting vehicles with style. Developed and converted by FyModdingOFC, this mod transforms the classic Delivery into a modern tow truck, maintaining the truck’s identity and delivering a high level of detail. The highlight is its extremely well-crafted look. The cabin is modeled faithfully to the real truck, modern bumpers, detailed front grille, complete lighting, custom wheels and high quality finishing. The winch platform has been adapted to provide a realistic appearance, ideal for rescues, transporting cars and creating incredible in-game scenes. In addition to the visuals, the mod...

Specifications: Speed 180 km/h Selectable main, grill, bumpwe, rim and bed Selectable engine Selectable wheels Selectable design Selectable dashboard Passenger support Animated suspension, drive shafts, dashboard, wiper, pedals, ignition key and turn signal switches.

The Bedford brand, particularly its series of trucks produced for the British Armed Forces, represents one of the most iconic and reliable logistical backbones in military history. While Bedford produced several models, the most legendary in a military context is the Bedford MK/MJ (4×4). Summary The Bedford MK and MJ series were the standard medium-lift tactical trucks of the British Army from the 1970s through the early 2000s. These vehicles were designed to be robust, versatile, and easy to maintain in harsh operational theaters. They served as the primary workhorse for transporting troops, ammunition, fuel, and supplies, earning a reputation for mechanical resilience that solidified their place in military logistics. Military Use...

The BTR-152K is a specialized, modernized variant of the Soviet-era BTR-152, which was the first mass-produced armored personnel carrier (APC) used by the Soviet Army. The “K” suffix denotes the specific improvement of adding an armored roof, transforming the original open-topped design into a fully enclosed vehicle. Summary The BTR-152K represents a crucial step in the evolution of Soviet armored troop transport. By adding an armored roof and a ventilation system, the Soviets addressed the primary vulnerability of earlier models: exposure to small arms fire, grenades, and radioactive fallout from tactical nuclear weapons. While eventually replaced by the amphibious BTR-60, the BTR-152K remained a vital, cost-effective transport for...

The BTR-4E “Bucephalus” features a highly modular and advanced turret design, which is a significant departure from the classic Soviet-era turret configurations found on the BTR-60/70/80 series. The BTR-4E typically utilizes the BM-7 “Parus” remote-controlled weapon station (RCWS), although the platform is designed to accommodate various weapon modules based on customer requirements. Technical Characteristics Remote Operation: The Parus turret is unmanned, meaning it is operated entirely from within the protected hull by the gunner and commander. This significantly increases crew survivability, as they are not exposed to enemy fire during reload or operation. Primary Armament: The standard configuration includes a 30mm ZTM-1 automatic...