I must be missing something really obvious here; does anyone know how to move objects from scene to scene in a file? This seems pretty basic but it’s eluding me. Thanks very much.
I am also looking for a honda accord or equivalently ordinarily looking 3d car model (no textures; it’ll look vectorized) if anyone has one I can borrow.
Hello.
To move objects to another scene:
In Object Mode: Select all objects you want to move or “link” to another scene. Press Ctrl + L, then choose “To Scene” and select the correct scene.
Now when when you got to that scene you will see your objects there.
Sorry I have no Hondas for ya but you can find blueprints for all kinds of cars here:
Look under “Blueprints, Vehicles, Cars -Urban”
I’m not the one being helped, but I appreciate the info. I figure if I finally use blender’s game engine to make a game with many levels, I have a way to use objects from previous scenes 
No problem. Of course the “Make Links” function only moves stuff between scenes in a single .blend file, but the Append function (found in the File menu) lets you import stuff from a completely separate .blend.
Found Zycho’s tutorial on it. (NaN era but still works)
I’m using Blender 2.58, and I tried to do this and was unable to. Any suggestions as to why? I selected all the objects I wanted to move, hit Ctrl+L and then selected the other scene I wanted to move it to in the menu. It did nothing. The objects stayed in the same scene. Anybody having the same problem? Anybody know what’s going on?
if you want the linked object as a totally new object, then
with the linked object duplicate it to create a new local object
and delete the linked (no more used) one
or go on working with the linked objects because
some changes (mesh-changes…) are in both scenes
(not the animation…)