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It was handier and easier to see when every thumbnail was displayed in the main gallery section, in the place now the featured and few of the most recent uploaded pictures are. By the way, has the shortcut to instert pictures been removed from the reply box?

Perhaps it's that I have barely been active since the site changed the layout and I am not used to it yet but, aside of the normal messiness of a new design, there's a bunch of things that are bugging me so far. The first thing is the new gallery format which only holds up to 9 pictures, which are often spammed by the same person. It would be welcomed if the old format could be brough back, where the miniatures of many more screenshots where shown. The second thing is how the profile works now when you open it. I would rather it to show the 'about me' section in the first place, as it's where I post the information about my mods and stuff instead of my latest activity around the forums, which I guess that nobody gives a single fuck about. Is there any way to change this so the first thing that comes out when you open the profile is the 'about me' page? Another issue is that the anonymous mode doesn't seem to work properly anymore, as it shows the last time the user had visited the forums.

Pretty cool pictures! Few more of the Portland Police Bureau. Chevrolet Nova and Dodge Diplomat with the older paintjob and 1986 Chevrolet Caprice with the late 1980's paint job.

Interesting idea but you could elaborate the textures a bit more. I'd change the font and make the 'UN' of the doorside bigger and add few more of them in the hood or the roof or add other fancy letterings around some of the trucks (ie. Military Observers). The Military Police one could be elaborated a bit further as well like below in the spoiler.

So I was watching They Live (1988) movie and thought this scene, where the protagonist picks a shotgun from a LAPD Chevrolet Impala cruiser, could be a good reference for modding, assuming that the cruiser isn't simply a fictional movie made prop. Notice the place where the shotgun is actually placed, horizontally, below where the officer's leg would go. The scene also would show the configuration of the radio, the speed radar and how the Mobile Data Terminal is attached to the floor of the cruiser. Starts at 8:47. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWR3gkCUykk

Sweet job with those old school officers.

They should have burned the new ECB headquarters too. You have to love impoverishing the people with austerity measures when you an afford building a 1.3 billion skyscraper.

Some family member of mine got arrested few years back after somebody called cops on him for slapping his own son, who was misbehaving, in public. It was absurd, it's not like he was beating him or something; just a little corrective that wouldn't harm him at all.

pc>data>maps>manhat>manhat07.img The textures are distributed in various files, these are which I've been able to find in a quick search so there might be more. dm_unbuilds_mh7.wtd dm_undgrnd_mh7.wtd dm_un_mh7.wtd For the next time, the GTA IV collision map should be useful to find textures or models of each part of the map.

What I wanted to be What I currently do What I will probably end up as

Los Angeles County Sheriff Chevrolet Blazer. If I recall correctly, some of the early 1989-1990 Cops episodes featured a ride a long with the LASD in one of these. 1986 LAPD footage. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUXODJq3zKY

I can't imagine how it had to feel to be moved to the hospital in a hearse; hey, sorry if I bother you guys but... I am positive I am still alive! Dallas? Emergency Medical System Paramedics from Fire Station No. 3, 1985-86.

Judging by the patch in the arm I suppose it's just a higher rank of the Pasadena PD (check the third picture, there's a closer view). --- In April 1989, a gunman commandeered a Greyhound Bus and held its passengers hostage on Parliament Hill. The man, who was protesting the death of Lebanese civilians, surrendered peacefully. LAPD Chevrolet Impala and interior detail showing the Mobile Data Terminal.

Pasadena Police Department 1980's. (6/15/85) Officer Randy Taylor Issuing a citation on Lincoln Avenue. (6/27/85) Officer Bill Walton "Welcome to Hell". (3/14/86) Officer Banuelos and Agent Olquin arrest DUI suspect who was resisting. (8/17/85) Officer Tom Delgado with Raymond Avenue Crip. (11/30/85) Sgt. Oldfield watches "Duster" being loaded in to patrol car. (6/7/86) Agent Olquin holds rock cocaine found in sales suspect's money. (1/18/86) Officer Bob Johnson checking his shotgun at beginning of watch. (7/9/86) Agent Calvin Pratt dusting for fingerprints in recovered stolen vehicle. (1/3/86) Sgt. Frank Wills and Officer Paul Gales at DUI TC scene. Fair Oaks and Tremont. (1/18/86) Officers Randy Taylor and Rick Aversano. Source (with more pictures)

It was in the parking of a closed ski resort, to avoid cops to bother us as they wouldn't get up there. The thing is that the parking was in a slope and there was no way to put the car totally horizontally. So everytime I released the brakes and messed with the clutch pedal, the engine stalled and the car rolled backwards towards a river that flowed at the bottom of a ravine at the end of the slope...