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ScrimpyData

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  1. It's an amazing model, and I'm glad I could test it for ya! Just like Dillon said, I'm always available to help you out :)
  2. ScrimpyData commented on Mikofiticus's gallery image in GTA IV Galleries
  3. I would definatly use these :D Some awesome work Olanov :)
  4. Thanks man! I'm glad you love it. btw, keep an eye on my gallery to see what's in the works ;)
    • 824 downloads
    • Version 1.0
    Here is the 2014 Dodge Charger, based off the Chicago Police Department. I did the best I could to replicate the real vehicle as accurate as possible (with the available resources). The download includes the following things: - A pre-made ELS config file - A, as accurate as possible, lighting setup. - 4 high-quality liveries by kode103/RK Textures The following files can be found in the file: - police2.wft - police2.wtd - Screenshots - cpd_charger.ini I hope you enjoy the model! -Scrimpy
  5. I did the best I could to keep the file size as low as possible. But it's not as low poly as the original vehicles of course.
  6. That's great to hear :D Glad you like it!
  7. I'm sorry to cause confusion with the big file size, but the wft file is only 2.3MB, and the wtd is 2.4MB. It are the screenshots included in the download that cause the file size.

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