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Federal Signal Legend CVPI b1.0

(13 reviews)

By Mustu

10 Screenshots

INTRODUCING THE FS LEGEND CVPI!

This model incorporates a speed radar, a totally redesigned pushbar carefully crafted by GoRhino©. It also features the brand new Panasonic Toughpad, to save space in the cockpit and provide ease of use

for the officers operating the vehicle. The vehicle also features two high quality antenna modules to enhance the quality of the radio transmission and

also features a state-of-the-art police console, with the controller for the radar module incorporated into the chassis of the console. It also features a super secure partition module to enhance the officers' security.

After switching from the 1999 Ford Crown Victoria with basic features, the Liberty County Sheriffs Department has switched over to the 2006 CVPI, and this is their latest addition to the fleet. It has taken many

weeks to craft and an additional two weeks to perfect. Overall, the LCSD engineer's are incredibly pleased with their vehicle.*

Original Model by: Schaefft and converted to GTA IV by Chasez. It has been modified with their permission by BxBugs123 and Lt.Caine

Light bar by: EVI

Model crafted by: Mustu

Vehicle Textures by: Firefighter 5663

GoRhino Pushbar by: BxBugs123

Decatur Genesis by: BxBugs123

Prisoner partition by: BxBugs123 (included with model)

SecurCOM Antenna Modules by: PriMan

Panasonic© Toughpad™ by: Casey24

Parts:

EVI's FedSig Legend

GoRhino Pushbar

Decatur Genesis Speed Radar

SecurCOM Antenna Modules

Panasonic Toughpad

Special thanks to all the modelers for unlocking their models and letting me use them. Also, to Firefighter 5663 for testing my vehicle and giving me constructive criticism.

*the description of the vehicle is totally fictional. Any features of this vehicle based off a real vehicle are completely coincidental.

If you want to see changes, please PM me. You now have my permission, if any of the moderators ask.

What's New in Version b1.0

Released

  • b1.0 - Beta Release!
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Sergeant

gamerdanger99

Members

great job 5/5

Detective

Ash992478

Members

Cool 5/5

Detective

Freakinfuzzball

Members

What are the rear lights and who made them?

Lieutenant

XBR410

Members

this is a bit more like it, good job

Detective

Firefighter 5663

Members

Glad I could help, the car came out great! 5/5

Lieutenant

Piarulli246

Members

What are the rear lights and who made them?

Sergeant

Hilth0

Members

Definitely and improvement! You should move the lightbar down just a tad bit to make it look right with the way Legends are put on cars in real life.

Personally I do cars with only one company, like Whelen, Federal Signal, Code 3, Voltex, SoundOff etc. but that's just me. You should probably edit/make some of your own stuff; get better with the system all together. You should use a more appetizing title like '2010 CVPI LCPD W/Federal Signal Legend' for example. Anyhow 4/5!

Lieutenant

Mustu

Members Author

Thanks so much, everyone! I can't believe people like my models now! Coming in the new update: Watchguard 4RE camera!

Lieutenant

Mustu

Members Author

Code 3 XT6:

Lieutenant

Mustu

Members Author

Code 3 XT6:

Newbie

SuperRussian

Members

Great Job Bro 10/10

Lieutenant

Mustu

Members Author

Great Job Bro 10/10

Detective

CG Blaze

Members

This is tons better. Great job!

I'm glad you weren't discouraged by your last effort; the unlocked Charger model is a little advanced for a beginner as it comes packaged with its own set of problems that need fixing.

Lieutenant

Mustu

Members Author

This is tons better. Great job!

I'm glad you weren't discouraged by your last effort; the unlocked Charger model is a little advanced for a beginner as it comes packaged with its own set of problems that need fixing.

Commissioner

Slimory

Members

Nice 11/10! mssing strobes though :( everyone does that :(

Detective

ninkanji

Members

Video please? looks nice btw.

Lieutenant

Piarulli246

Members

Oh, I see what you mean. Yeah, it's very hard to manipulate that model, because there are two rows of LEDs that don't work in harmony, so they would be all weird looking if you know what I mean. I'm not going to fix that, because it's probably going to make the car worse. Anyway, I'm adding new stuff to the car.

Yea its fine, just giving you a heads up for when you do another model. Good luck!

Lieutenant

Mustu

Members Author

Nice 11/10! mssing strobes though :( everyone does that :(

Detective

tmusson21

Members

Great job, love the interior. 5/5

Lieutenant

Mustu

Members Author

Great job, love the interior. 5/5

Lieutenant

Crizby

Members

Wow, looks really good! Always loved that lightbar since I don't use any ENB's, still makes my game look good though :)

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    Lieutenant

    Mustu

    Members Author

    Wow, looks really good! Always loved that lightbar since I don't use any ENB's, still makes my game look good though :)

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