Sunrise RS Pack: Stock & Varis-Style Coupes

Maibatsu Sunrise RS Pack covers stock and Varis-style widebody coupes for a lore-friendly FiveM tuner roster. GOM Modeling created the models from scratch, with original panels and no reused vanilla mesh beneath the builds. The collection suits meets, drift events and import-focused crews.

Both body styles are available with left-hand or right-hand driving positions. The selection therefore covers daily-driven stock appearances and wider show builds, while offering the cabin arrangement appropriate to American-style or Japanese tuner roleplay.

Cars included

• Stock variant, left-hand drive: gstsunrisers1
• Stock variant, right-hand drive: gstsunrisers1rhd
• Widebody Varis style, left-hand drive: gstsunrisers1w
• Widebody Varis style, right-hand drive: gstsunrisers1rhdw

Each variant has a separate identifier for a dealership, garage or administrative menu. The body choice and driving position distinguish the entries. All belong to the same scratch-built Sunrise RS collection.

Body and cabin work

High-quality modelling covers the interior and exterior of every variant. The widebody option uses a Varis-style aerodynamic kit. Custom rims accompany the tuner appearance, with proper headlights and rear lamps configured on the cars.

The cabins contain working instrument dials and properly modelled interiors. These details support first-person driving and close camera views, alongside the external body treatment. Left- and right-hand drive versions retain the full interior provision.

• Fully custom scratch-built models throughout the pack.
• Stock and widebody body configurations.
• Varis-style aero on the widebody versions.
• Left-hand and right-hand driving layouts.
• High-quality cabin and body detailing.
• Correct front and rear lighting.
• Functional dashboard instruments.

Sound and liveries

The custom engine audio was recorded specifically for this collection. It is credited as a GOM Modeling LLC exclusive and is unavailable on other vehicles. The sound is included with the vehicle resource, without a separate third-party audio dependency.

HK Works created the supplied custom liveries. These give the cars finished visual options, and server designers can add further schemes through the normal livery-template workflow. Custom graphics can therefore supplement the included HK Works designs.

The liveries and audio accompany both body styles in the pack. The original model construction, driving position and widebody choices establish the vehicle variants, while paint schemes provide additional visual variety on those models.

Driving specification

Handling is custom in the sports-sedan style, with responsive street behaviour. These coupe bodies combine the sports-sedan-style driving setup with the stock or wider Varis-style exterior and the separate left- and right-hand drive cabin arrangements. The supplied handling is part of the street-build configuration rather than a separate numerical performance claim.

Developer measurements

• Each vehicle: under 120K polycount
• Resource total for all 4 models and tuning: 44.2MB
• Individual model files and YTDs: under 3.5MB

The total includes every model and all tuning supplied in the package. The individual file ceiling applies separately to model and texture-dictionary files. The per-vehicle polygon limit describes each car, rather than a combined geometry count for the whole collection.

Server integration

The Sunrise RS is supplied as a standard add-on vehicle resource. QBCore, ESX and Qbox are compatible, as are standalone and other frameworks that load those resources. No framework-specific code or extra dependency is required by the pack.

Place the resource in the server’s vehicle collection and add it to server.cfg. Its identifiers can then be used by the dealership or administration tools. The engine sound arrives tied to the vehicle resource, so no additional audio resource needs connecting.

GOM Modeling offers a showcase-server preview covering every variant. That preview covers the same stock, widebody and driving-position choices above.

For a tuner-focused garage, the practical distinction is the combination of body style and steering position. A stock daily car and a Varis-style meet build remain separate entries, with either driving layout available. Shared sound, livery provision and interior detailing tie the selection together.

The steering-position choices are part of the model selection, not a livery change. A right-hand drive stock car has its own entry, as does the right-hand drive widebody. The equivalent left-hand drive versions complete the set. This distinction lets the garage list identify the desired configuration directly.

The supplied liveries remain credited to HK Works. Additional server-made designs use the normal template process, while the custom recorded engine note stays attached to the resource. That engine note is exclusive to GOM Modeling LLC and specific to this collection.

Original modelling covers the panels and cabins across the variants. The stock body provides the daily-car appearance, and the Varis-style kit supplies the wider aero configuration. Both retain the same lore-friendly Maibatsu setting.