The Suika was a large motorhome introduced by LFM in 1984. It comes with retractable awnings on its passenger side, air conditioning, a kitchen, 2 beds, a shower, a small sitting area, and exterior storage compartments. Its kitchen features cabinets, a table with seating for 4 people, a stove, and a sink with running water. The Suika ceased production after the 1988 model year. From 1987 to 1988, an upscale version of the Suika was sold as the LFM Starliner. Its exterior featured chrome trim, body-colored storage compartment lids, a satellite dish, darker tinted windows, and graphics exclusive to the Starliner. The layout of the interior remained mostly the same, although some new features were added, including a microwave in the kitchen and a TV in the sitting area. Powertrains: 7.3L turbodiesel V8 Transmissions: 4-speed automatic
The original LFM Starliner was created by @Hugo_Oyon (https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/117655028/). Slightly based off of the Suncrest motorhome, and the front was largely inspired by the EMC ElDorado President and Encore motorhomes. This is the revised version of my 1999 LFM Suika RV from 2016. Also, suika means watermelon in Japanese, hence the green paint. I remember naming it that because of how large it is.
