Vinewood Police Mega Pack 1.0.0

The US flag is facing the wrong way on the right side of the vehicles. Unless you intentionally set them so they both face to the rear of the vehicles. To be facing forward or to the front, the stars need to be near the tail lights on both sides of the vehicle.

19 minutes ago, SVR11 said:

The US flag is facing the wrong way on the right side of the vehicles. Unless you intentionally set them so they both face to the rear of the vehicles. To be facing forward or to the front, the stars need to be near the tail lights on both sides of the vehicle.

Yes, this is intentional and correct. Proper flag etiquette says the star field always faces forward. It's the same way on military and law enforcement uniforms, when worn on the right shoulder, it looks "backwards" since the stars are on the right, but facing forward in terms of movement. 

21 hours ago, SVR11 said:

The US flag is facing the wrong way on the right side of the vehicles. Unless you intentionally set them so they both face to the rear of the vehicles. To be facing forward or to the front, the stars need to be near the tail lights on both sides of the vehicle.

20 hours ago, bigred817 said:

Yes, this is intentional and correct. Proper flag etiquette says the star field always faces forward. It's the same way on military and law enforcement uniforms, when worn on the right shoulder, it looks "backwards" since the stars are on the right, but facing forward in terms of movement. 

Think of it the same way as how a flag flying on flagpole would look.  When hung on a flag pole, the star field is always oriented to the pole, right?  Just like you always think of the flag - oriented with the star field to left upper corner.  But.........only when you look at the flag pole from one side.  If you look at it from the other side, the star field would be at the right upper corner.  When it comes to vehicle or uniform placement, like bigred mentions, usually the stars will always be oriented to the front of the vehicle/uniform.  

The etiquette reason behind that - think of the flag "flying" as it went into battle.......would be oriented with the star field forward, flying from the pole/mast/antenna it is being carried by.  Some will argue that having the stars towards the rear of the vehicle/uniform, will make it look as it would if the flag was "retreating"!   In my research for making liveries, I would say the vast majority are set up with the stars forward.   However, that means you know have to have left and right decals, patches, and crests - making for double the cost!   There are some agencies that don't use the different right/left orientations - maybe it is a cost thing?