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WIP 2nd Car Texture - Fictional Vancouver Police
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WIP 2nd Car Texture - Fictional Vancouver Police

By KyneiZero

I wanted to create a fictional sleek, high tech and futuristic design.

Spent a whole lot of time on it and i honestly wasnt completely happy with it. But it had been sitting on the backburner untouched for more than a month and thought about just releasing it and let people toy with it.

But then i got some motivation back and realized since that time, i am quite a bit better at graphic editing and this livery will be undergoing a redesign. Stay tuned if you are interested in a Fictional Vancouver Police Dept. Livery.

I dont feel this is up to standards, so i do not plan to release this.

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    Caesar

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    That actually looks cool.

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    KyneiZero

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    That actually looks cool.

    thanks,   the redesign i feel will look sharper,  cleaner and have more attitude.   Of course i am making you all feel bad cause i only have drawn it on paper and hope to start work on it tonight.

     

    Have to be at work in an hour,,   thanks for the comment.

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