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LSFD Chevrolet Tahoe EMS 1.0.0

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By southhaven

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That's a skin for the LSFD Battalion Chief Tahoe (made by ALLENjr12).

 

The design is based on the LAFD Chevrolet Suburban EMS Unit, but lore friendly.

 

 

 

 

 

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Sergeant

10 DAVID 01

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You should probably do something about that EMT on the hood, that looks pretty bad.

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    southhaven

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    vor 12 Stunden schrieb 10 DAVID:

    You should probably do something about that EMT on the hood, that looks pretty bad.

     

    It's EM1 , not EMT. The picture is one reference I worked with.

    Also making a lettering on a bulge isn't that easy, so don't be fussy.

     

    If you still hate it, edit the livery and cut it out.

     

     

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    Sergeant

    10 DAVID 01

    Members

    I wasn't trying to be "fussy" just offering some constructive criticism. The rest of the texture looks good. The EM1 looks bad because of the hood bend. 

    Yes i could edit that off in photoshop, but some people don't have that option.  Just my opinion though, if you like it, leave it there.  Cheers.

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