11john11

As of now I'm working on a 1985 Chevy Impala 9C1 for the Virginia State Police and working on a accurate 1986 Chevy Caprice 9C1, Caprice Classic for civilian use.   

These two officers are looking for a suspect entrenched inside an old factory. They hear strange noises.

I'm back from my trip...
 
State Patrol in pursuit of a classic Dominator in Sandy Shores.
 
I'm planning on getting back into my models and stuff within the next few days. I'll start on getting the Caprice's finished first, especially because Lundy's updated the base model.
 

Sweet Christ, for the third time in a row, I think I've actually sorted it out now.
 
One night in May, the heads of the city's emergency services went over details of how the event will be co-ordinated, security-wise. While the bands would be protected by typical event security, the Greater Liberty Police were also asked to provide security on-site between the three zones marked out on this here map.
 
The 'Liberate Festival' was ticketed via a 'wristband' system. Festivalgoers would recieve tickets and wear wristbands that were either Red, Yellow or Blue. This indicated where they would enter on the park and ride buses on stops around the city - Zone 3, for example, is a pick-up point for international festivalgoers, those who had cars in the Dukes area, or those who had taken the elevated train to the airport pick-up zone. The Yellow entrance also provided access for crew members, allowing them to exit and enter Meadows Park quick and clean.
 
The combined command area was the GLP station and Cerveza Heights hospital on Livingston Street. Some police would be stationed in the command room in the station, while paramedics and doctors would be on hand to assist those who had become sick or injured in some way. The purple square, however, was where most of the police cars and ambulances not in used would be stationed - Livingston Street was a Blue entry point, after all.
 
Sounds complicated? I agree - this took an hour or so to arrange. But it's been on my mind for a little while - I know, I can't add the crowds properly, but I'll try and emulate that, and follow this plan in-game, if I can.

A week in advance, the trucks carrying bits and pieces of the stages and other festival equipment arrive in Meadows Park near midnight, forcing the GLP to close off the roads leading onto Livingston Street. But wait, you might ask, the crew entrance is just off the motorway. Well unfortunately, the snooty residents of Meadow Hills filed a complaint against the organiser about 'potential distruption' because of the trucks a few nights before they were legally obliged to leave their homes.
 
This resulted in a logistical nightmare to get the 16-wheeler trucks into the park. After much negotiation over the course of three hours, slightly behind schedule, the trucks arrived in the park via an agreed route. And from then on, they got to work.



(sorry about the distruption from earlier. I think we're finally sorted now)

It's been sixteen years since 9/11, and what a long sixteen years it has been, too. To think that the Middle East is back in turmoil after all of the 'work' that was done is disheartening.
 
But on September the 11th, 2001, 343 firemen, including FDNY Chief of Department Peter J. Ganci Jr., were murdered in an unspeakable, shocking act of terror that not only was confined to New York, but Washington DC, and the small town of Shanksville, PA. The world has changed a lot since then.
 
At 1:46PM, I will observe a two minute's silence, if possible. I do this every year, as the tragedy struck close to my heart. While the video-watching is down, and the books have not been read this year, I won't forget, and WE WILL NEVER FORGET.

So apparently there is a batmobile in the files for the latest update 

Modified for Los Santos.  For context, look at my previous gallery image. =DDD
Fixed roof and trunk numbers, handmade "JOINLSPD" bumper sticker.
 
NYPD CVPI by Walters.
 






 
Woohooo1!!!

Yes, you heard that...or read that right, using the recently-released Random License Plate Mod, I am making British plate variations for most cars! It's still a WIP, but it's very close to completion, just need to sort out some specs I didn't realise I needed until the last minute.
 
It's really fascinating how many pre-51 reg cars there are in GTA IV. Plates will include the AA00 AAA, A000 AAA, AAA 000A and even two instances of the AAA 000 plate format!
 
Stay tuned for updates.