Sentinel SG7 FEMA: Custom Street Coupe

Ubermacht Sentinel SG7 FEMA Spec is a lore-friendly performance coupe for civilian garages, street-racing roleplay and gang fleets. The body, cabin and lighting were made from scratch, giving this Ubermacht its own shape while keeping its styling within GTA V. Dealership stock, gang allowlists and donor pools can all use the same add-on.

The build is 100% scratch-made. Its custom panels, gauges and taillights belong to a complete model rather than an altered vanilla shell. A bespoke bodykit and rims accompany the coupe, along with road handling and an engine sound created for the release. The interior has finished geometry throughout, with functional dashboard instruments for driving from inside the cabin.

Bodywork and cabin

The custom bodykit forms part of the scratch-built model. It gives the SG7 FEMA Spec its exterior appearance alongside the rims made specifically for this car. Both the outside surfaces and cabin receive detailed modelling, making the coupe suitable for close views during roleplay or cinematic work. The Ubermacht design uses lore-friendly styling throughout and fits alongside vanilla traffic.

• Body and bodykit modelled from scratch.
• Custom rims made for this SG7 release.
• Detailed exterior modelling for close views.
• A fully modelled interior with finished geometry.
• Dashboard dials that work in the cabin.
• Ubermacht styling consistent with GTA V vehicle lore.

The dashboard is functional as well as modelled. Drivers using an interior view have working gauges in front of them, while the rest of the cabin has proper geometry rather than placeholder shapes. Exterior close-ups show the custom panels and bodykit; interior scenes use the completed cabin and its instruments. Those details support both civilian driving roleplay and shots taken around a parked car.

Engine sound and road setup

A custom add-on sound gives the SG7 its own engine note. It uses audio made for the coupe instead of relying on a reused vanilla engine loop. Custom street-car handling also accompanies the model, with road manners tuned for realistic driving and more spirited street use. Sound, handling and the bespoke bodywork are all part of the same performance-coupe build.

This combination suits a street-racing character, a civilian owner or a gang vehicle allocation. The car keeps the Ubermacht identity in those roles, including when used beside stock GTA V vehicles. Its distinctive engine note comes with the resource, so the custom audio is part of the car’s setup rather than a separate visual option.

Lights and paint controls

Proper front headlights and rear lamps are included. The daytime running lights can be painted using Paint 6. That channel controls the DRL accent independently of the main body paint, allowing the lighting colour and exterior colour to be chosen separately in the vehicle tuning menu.

• Headlights fitted to the custom front end.
• Rear lights built into the scratch-made body.
• Paintable DRLs assigned to Paint 6.
• Independent DRL recolouring through the sixth paint channel.

Changing the daytime running-light accent uses that dedicated paint channel. An owner can keep the body colour while selecting a different DRL colour, or choose both colours as part of a civilian or gang build. The separate control concerns the daytime running lights; the coupe also includes its proper headlight and rear-light setup.

SG7 files and geometry

• YFT: 3.899 MB
• YTD: 3.403 MB
• Combined YFT and YTD footprint: roughly 7.3 MB
• Triangles / polycount: 157,012
• Vertices: 114,627

Vehicle spawn

• Ubermacht Sentinel SG7 FEMA Spec: gstsg72

Resource setup

Install the coupe using the normal FiveM add-on vehicle process. Place its resource in the server resources directory and ensure it from the configuration. The SG7 then becomes available to spawn under its vehicle code. That code can be used for dealership allocation, a gang allowlist or a donor pool.

The vehicle has no framework dependency. ESX, Qbox and QBCore can use the add-on, and a fully standalone server can run it too. The same resource workflow applies across those setups. It requires no unusual installation arrangements and can join an existing vehicle roster without a framework-specific vehicle package.