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Erstens Schecter...bin kein Deutscher...Bin Amerikaner ;) Wohnt und arbeitet nur im Deutschland... ;) That being said, these models do have the correct amount of detail. I have modeled these cars based off personal experience in them. I have spent numerous hours sitting in both the St. Louis County Police cars and Ballwin PD cars. These cars did not have center consoles, laptops. etc. What you see in the pics is how they were setup in the inside. As far as the lightbars go, they are as detailed as I can possibly make them without going completely overboard in the polys. The only things that you see in the pics that were not scratchmade are the cars and spotlights. The rest were completely scratchmade by me. Once you download them, and you do not think that they are up to your standard, feel free to delete them off your hard drive. ;)

Next one in the pack....STL Metro PD

So...little update. STLC PD is 99.9% done. Added Ballwin PD which bumps up against St. Louis County's West County district. Ballwin is about 90% done.

Looking good brother!

Look in my wip thread. It's the 90s but still stlcpd

New update....wiring harness wired up....

Houston....we have hubcaps.....The materials for the lightbar, I am still not happy with. Trying to reduce the reflectivity of the lightbar glass.

Latest update... Updated the paint scheme to what it was in the 90s, added Extra_1 to the rotators, and added a Touchmaster.

I was thinking about it....Might do St. Louis County, and surrounding municipalities. Thinking of doing one of their older unmarked cars.

So...a little update. Reflectors have been adjusted, misc stuff added and carcols worked over along with the vcf. Some really cool things about this.....There are 2 different speed rotators on this bar, along with actual working intersection sweeps! The only problem with the intersection sweeps is that they only move in one direction, meaning once they move and finish, they immediately snap back to the start position. It doesn't really bug me because with everything else flashing, you hardly notice it, plus it is nice to have a environmental lit sweep that you can actually see sweep. The other problem with the sweep is since GTA pulls info on where the axis is located at, the corona actually sits behind the reflector. Again not really noticeable, unless you are really close to the bar, and looking right at the sweep.