1 hour ago, steinberg4145 said:

You should be able to easily make lt.Caine's Mx7000 into an Excalibur since it seems like the big difference is That instead of halogen flashers it uses leds, but that's if you're making cars. If you're making a skin pack then excuse my obliviousness.

Yeah I personally don't have the time to model and configure vehicles. That's why I am solely making skins. The whole purpose of my original topic was to reach out to the community, to see if modelers would get involved.  

@PristineAccuracy The Taurus has a FS Valor lightbar on the roof. I checked the images. The Code 3 Excalibur is from the older CVPIs and Tahoes, it's totally different from the Valor. I saw no Taurus with Excalibur lightbar. Correct it in the page: 

I'm working on the Lenco Bearcat skin. Just to let you know, that armoured vehicle has a Whelen Justice lightbar on the roof.

Edited April 26, 20179 yr by badass22

9 hours ago, badass22 said:

@PristineAccuracy The Taurus has a FS Valor lightbar on the roof. I checked the images. The Code 3 Excalibur is from the older CVPIs and Tahoes, it's totally different from the Valor. I saw no Taurus with Excalibur lightbar. Correct it in the page: 

I'm working on the Lenco Bearcat skin. Just to let you know, that armoured vehicle has a Whelen Justice lightbar on the roof.

 

Yes the newer version of the Taurus does feature the Federal Signal Valor lightbar. However there is a previous 2013 version of the Taurus that does feature a separate style lightbar. My mistake by miss typing the Code 3 Excalibur in the Taurus slot instead of the 2013 Chevrolet Impala. Majority of the older styled DPS vehicles were configured with the Excalibur. Though as you may have seen we have started switching onto newer lighting styles and vehicles. The Taurus with the Valor lightbar can be seen in the 2013 and 2016 version of the car. This goes similarly with the Valor for the 2013 and 2016 Explorer. References are below.