Changes List
- Switched current Linear Speed Sensor to directional. Speedometer now works as would in real life.
- Added one Absolute Linear Speed Sensor.
- Added Clock.
- Moved in-cab Front Winch dial to ceiling to make space.
- Removed in-cab indicator indicators.
- Added Compass Bearing display.
- Changed Blue Lights colour.

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- Discovered in the progress of making my next project that I’ve been using distance sensors incorrectly the whole time. As a result the Distance Travelled Gauge has been removed and has been replaced temporary by indicators indicator lights (shows when indicators are on).

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- Fixed error in the upper on/off signal was going into the lower connector and vice visa.

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- Rear tow module sidelights no longer flash when any tow magnet is turned on. They are now constantly on if any tow magnet is on.
- Night-Ops Cab Light colour changed from Black to Dark Red. Because science says red is better at night.
- Added roof hinge magnet to allow vehicle to be lifted.
- Added ability for extra engine power to be received from the lower large connector to supplement the vehicle’s engine. May or may not be used in future trailer modules.

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- Fixed incorrect connection with the tow control panel indicator lights.
- Added more weight blocks to the underside to increase stability of turning.

Starting work on trailer modules and as a result found a few problems with the current tow module; in terms of both connecting, stability and pulling the trailer. As a result the new to module is now two large connectors and a single small connector mounted to suspension. This in turn mean changes were needed both the Alpha and Beta classes.

Alpha Class Changes List
- Rebuilt the tow module and the tow control panel.
- The rear part of the vehicle has been rebuilt to include a suspension arm for the tow module.
- The loss of space as a result of the above change has meant the rear engine compartment needed to be extended forward into the cab.
- Passenger capacity has been reduced from four to three and returned to its original seating layout.

Beta Class Changes List
- Rebuilt the tow module and the tow control panel.
- The rear ladder has been removed as the new tow module is taller.
- New ladders have been added to the side of the vehicle to allow access to the roof.

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- Added missing labels to the two warning indicators on the dashboard.

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- Accidently uploaded a work-in-progress version of the vehicle instead of the finished vehicle. Correct vehicle version now uploaded.

After going through four prototype versions I am happy to release the HMCG Reponse Vehicle Beta Class. Based off the UK HMCG Response Vehicle (Alpha Class), the Beta Class was intitally design to replace the Alpha Class. Although the both are designed to transport responders from A-to-B, I found during construction that differences in the vehicle's focus began to emerge.

The Beta Class has more realstic doors and features, carries more equipment and controls, and is generally larger. The Alpha Class on the other hand is smaller, sleeker, a cleaner design, and far more simple.

As a result, instead of replacing the Alpha Class I decided to release the Beta Class as a seperate vehicle. I will be maintaining and updating both Alpha and Beta classes into the future. :)