Hyundai MRL lifts | Pasarkerta Kaurnat, Sranwdydd, Pecungan (Building A Parking)

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First of all, sorry for not uploading projects for a while, i had a lot of student council stuff going on. Anyways, these lifts have access to a convention centre called Pecungan International Convention and Exhibition Centre (otherwise abbreviated as PICEC). The lift that got access to PICEC is so small compared to these lifts, while these lifts can carry a maximum of 17 persons, the other claimed to be able to carry a maximum of 10 people, but actually it's way less than that. Why would they install such a tiny lift? If the lift is too crowded, people would use the Hyundai T&S lifts in Kaurnat Residences, since the apartment is connected to the convention centre. Like, is it that hard to install a lift that's slightly bigger? Like, a lift that could carry a maximum of 17 like the other lifts in the market? Funnily enough, the service lift in the convention centre is a large Hyundai STVF-7 lift with telescopic doors, and it could carry like 30 persons, but it's restricted. Rumours said that it had the same weird chime as the service lift in the east bank of AB Waterfront. Also, there is a school graduation event currently ongoing, so the small lift in front of these lifts must've overloaded once today. And somehow, that small lift is one of the only 2 lifts in the entire convention centre, apart from the large Hyundai STVF that i've mentioned earlier. Thankfully, they are installing 2 more lifts, they're planned to be able to carry a maximum of 18 persons, and it's probably going to be a Hyundai N:EX (GTSS maybe?). Speaking of Hyundai N:EX, building D also have those lifts. By the way, this MIGHT be the most realistic Hyundai Pre-WB lift on Scratch (let's just say, from the 7 series era), it got realistic logic and the chime rings seconds after the arrow stops/disappears. Pros: - Fast - Disabled friendly - Tall - Well maintained Cons: - Ads playing inside Lift info: Brand: Hyundai Manufacturer: AMF Maintained by: AMF Model: SSVF-7 (YZER-MRL) Year installed: 2013 Number of car(s): 2 Floors served: G, 1-3, P8-P13 (10 floors) History: Original Death trap rating: 0/10