East Park & 5th Carriage Collection Boxed Version 1

Thank you!

For your interest in The East Park & 5th Carriage. This is the quintessential horse drawn carriage you can find in many cities in the US and other places. A Barouche Carriage that has created so many fond memories for a multitude of adventurers, traditional, and Avant-garde alike.
The name for this carriage was garnered from such memories experienced by yours truly, it's creator here on Second Life from my home place, New York, NY 10021. This is one of the entrances to Central Park. Now about the carriage!

All versions are included.
All 3 versions for your Teeglepet horses. No canopy, canopy down, and canopy up. These carriages seat 3 avatars. A driver and two passengers. You have an additional treat as you can adjust your camera angle through your hud. My personal fav is Laggy cam.
Instructions on how to use your Teeglepet with carts/wagons included.
Yes these carriages do work with other horses and animal avatars. WaterHorse, RH, and TWI to name a few but will require more extensive modification on your part, and may not provide optimal performance.
If you are not comfortable with SL building tools or modifying objects PLEASE DO NOT USE A NO COPY TEEGLEPET!

For Horse Avatars you will receive 6 versions. 2 of each, No Canopy, Canopy Down, and Canopy up, + 2 versions of the base. FT for Flat Terrain ( Linden roads and terrain) and RT for Rough Terrain ( Prim and Mesh roads, uneven surfaces that are hard to navigate)

For Human Driven 6 versions. ( These carriages are for those who do not have Teeglepets, but do have maybe older prim horses or different scultped or prim horses that you can wear and position in front of you to appear to pull the carriage)
Flat terrain and Rough terrain are included as well.

Special features:

For all of the Carriages:
* Spinning Wheels
*Personal or Public use ( You can set the permissions through clicking the carriage for human driven, or clicking the horses for Teeglepets and Horse avatars)
*Light settings: The glass on the carriage lights is a separate face. Right click the carriage, check edit linked parts in the edit window. Check select faces and click the glass on the carriage lamp. Here you can set the opacity, and glow to your needs.