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But on a real note, I totally forgot I made these and once I figure out where I put them if peeps want em I'll release em.

Just some stuff I've been working on the last week or so, still need make the Velocity Tower and fix other bugs so yeah. Showcase video of them below.

PSSSSSSSSSSSSS. I know the 14 FPIU is fucked up, I gotta fix the materials/textures on it so the skin works. 
 
 

With the amazing response my Los Santos Police Service pack got, it has really got my motivated to bring you guys some more great concept. So I decided to build some more vehicles.
 
This is the CVPI to go into the CHP styled SAHP pack I'm working on. Really like the shots in this one.
 

So i know  this isnt 100% accurate yet.But i will keep going to improve it.But for now im really happy with the 
progress.Its my first real department so i want to be as accurate as possible.And yeah i know some textures are upside down.Im trying to find the failure at the moment.Also massive thanks to  @Sinnisa for his amazing texture work. But enough for now here is another pic.

So, here's a preview of the pack I'm working on releasing for the Easter Holidays that are approaching. It'll be small because I have some mega-packs I'm working on, but it's nice to do a few different vehicles I find.
 
Haven't confirmed the extent of the vehicles included yet, but it does include that light bar everyone has been asking me to make and assign to a vehicle (It's part rotatory, part LED)
 
Stay tuned for more :)
 

Working on a Michigan Mega Pack
Includes Michigan State Police, Washtenaw County Sheriff, Ann Arbor Police, Ypsilanti Police and Michigan DNR Conservation
 

A few details to add/edit yet... but should be finished up here soon!
 
 
 
 

An Elk Grove Firefighter spots a photographer taking a snap of the new engine while they drive back to the city to return to the station.

Another couple of practice cars: Old 1980s style Los Santos Police Department Impala's ft. a Jetsonic light bar and a modified Aerodynamic.
 
Thought I'd see the best way to adapt my DRO2 knowledge to some older style light bars. It's getting there. 
 
More pictures below.