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***FICTIONAL*** New York State Police Rescue/Support Vehicle 1.0.0

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By Clipper24

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*YES I KNOW THE LIGHTBAR IS NOT CORRECT FOR NYSP*

This is a fictional NYSP rescue/support vehicle I made just messing around, I'm new to skin making so don't judge too hard.

 

If I knew how to modify the vehicle model I would try to make it look more authentic but I don't so, if you can mind the light bar and forward facing blue lights go ahead and enjoy.

 

I'm open to suggestions but don't be a dick about it.

 

 

 

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MCP

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"I'm open to suggestions but don't be a dick about it."

 

Hahahahhaha

    • Rusty Brown's Regular

    diabetik81

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    The more NY based stuff, the better..  Thanks for making it. 

    • Rusty Brown's Regular

    Evilsmurf2336

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    Like that you were able to "paint" the rescue body. The Brush Truck, which utilizes a similar build, has (to my knowledge) an unpaintable body, only the cab gets paint...though I may be wrong. Great job!

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    harrisonj

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    New York State Police | WBEN 930am   we need one like this without the weird back part

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