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I had a day off work today, and I've been toying with a full halogen light bar for a while. Finally had some time to sit down and design it.
 
This is the result of it. Based off the Toronto Police Excalibur light bar, I present the lore version: a 5 rotor beauty. I've made the light bar glass clear (coloured may be available) and put it on some Los Santos Transit vehicles, and even changed up the interior equipment too, so I feel good about this vehicle. 
 
I'd love to do a pack using these light bars, but unsure on the vehicles to go in it. 
 
Oh, and if anyone knows that number on the back of the cars... I'd be impressed ;)
 

Was doing some more experimenting with my full halogen light bar today, and I thought I'd branch out a little from the Police Vehicles. 
 
Blaine County Fire Department set up a volunteer division a few years ago to monitor and report forest fires in the Chiliad State Wilderness. backed by the San Andreas Park Rangers, the BCFD spent some of the funding on pickup trucks for the volunteer wardens to use. In total the volunteers cover everything from Paleto Forest down to Cassidy Creek. 
 
The truck comes with standard MDT linked to the BCFD control room and mapping software, radios, fire extinguishers to tackle small fires and camp fires, medical bags and a bike for all those hard to reach places. 

[EDIT: Enough people are showing an interest, may release this as a standalone vehicle, anyone actually interested in this?]
 






 

It's coming up to the snowy season and I fancied a bit of red and blue action in the County. 
 
I based these vehicles of a multitude of different Canadian Police Dept.'s, including London (Ontario), Toronto and some other's I've forgotten. 
 
The light bar is a based of Toronto's LED/ Halogen combo and is DRO2 enabled (as always). The red and blue you see are standard on real vehicles, and have been replicated in game. They are replaced with red and blue emissives when the siren is turned on. 
 
I think I'm going to make a San Andrea's Transit Pack based of their full halogen light bars too, as a stand in for the SA State Police.
 
(I'll be swapping the vanilla sheriff's out for Canadian cops at some point.)