How do you install it i have mod loader with all the mods installed listed in the description. i put the files in my save game folder but always says start new game .? i would like to check this out any help?
You strive to be an artist like him. The "Satsuma," a nickname for the classic Datsun 100A, is a statement on the beauty found in chaos and the allure of the everyday made extraordinary. This car, with its haphazard patchwork of colors and beaten, road-worn exterior, speaks volumes about imperfection and resilience. The orange body anchors the piece, drawing in the viewer's eye to consider it as the "core" of this vehicle-turned-canvas. The contrasting doors—one in a playful pink and the other in orange—seem to play with symmetry, subverting expectations and forcing the viewer to examine the car from multiple perspectives. The green hood, a stark, earthy departure from the vibrant warm hues, adds a splash of nature-inspired contrast, as if the "Satsuma" has integrated the color of the fields or forests it’s passed through. And then there’s the red trunk, a bold finale at the car’s rear, symbolizing both closure and defiance. Each panel, each dent, seems to tell a story, inviting a dialogue about endurance, transformation, and the value of a unique, hands-on restoration. It's clear this “Satsuma” doesn’t aim for sleek perfection; instead, it embraces authenticity, bearing its marks with pride. The mismatched colors are jarring yet captivating, showing that art can flourish in unexpected places—whether on canvas or an old, battered Datsun.
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The "Satsuma," a nickname for the classic Datsun 100A, is a statement on the beauty found in chaos and the allure of the everyday made extraordinary. This car, with its haphazard patchwork of colors and beaten, road-worn exterior, speaks volumes about imperfection and resilience. The orange body anchors the piece, drawing in the viewer's eye to consider it as the "core" of this vehicle-turned-canvas. The contrasting doors—one in a playful pink and the other in orange—seem to play with symmetry, subverting expectations and forcing the viewer to examine the car from multiple perspectives.
The green hood, a stark, earthy departure from the vibrant warm hues, adds a splash of nature-inspired contrast, as if the "Satsuma" has integrated the color of the fields or forests it’s passed through. And then there’s the red trunk, a bold finale at the car’s rear, symbolizing both closure and defiance. Each panel, each dent, seems to tell a story, inviting a dialogue about endurance, transformation, and the value of a unique, hands-on restoration.
It's clear this “Satsuma” doesn’t aim for sleek perfection; instead, it embraces authenticity, bearing its marks with pride. The mismatched colors are jarring yet captivating, showing that art can flourish in unexpected places—whether on canvas or an old, battered Datsun.