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PhillBellic

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  1. I liked it. I hope there is a part two. Cheers.
  2. From what I recall reading it was a bug with how the swings were positioned. This meaning that the swings were placed too far into the ground, and as a result the game tries to 'free' the item with explosive and humourous results. Cheers.
  3. Cyron43, I would like to report that this amazing script does work in 'vanilla' GTA IV. I do have a police bike installed in the 'policeb' slot. I have patch 1.0.7.0 installed if that alters any interactions with the script. I would like to share an observation with you. I have spawned a police officer as a ped, the bike will spawn, however the officer will get on and off the bike a couple of times then will follow you as expected. Cheers.
  4. I too enjoy this thread. I guess you can say it catalogs a bygone era. About the radar system, it's amazing that they can now fit in a hand held 'gun' now days. Thoughts? Cheers.
  5. That video was haunting. Just as Olanov said cops can be on edge at times, although they have good reason to be.
  6. sc2142, I have just listened to it and it sounds crisp and clear IMO. Have you considered a VC and SA version as well?
  7. I find that era of cars amusing. If in doubt just add more fins. Interesting article you found. I do hope that the restorer keeps that car dry in that environment. What do you think? Cheers.
  8. This looks all great. We will actually have an FDLC script soon. Keep up the progress Gangrenn. Cheers.
  9. The actual sticker is pretty elusive online. That is the most accurate representation I have seen. Do you mind if I modify it for personal use? Cheers.
  10. You won me over at '1 nice flower pot'. LOL. This has a lot of potential to be enhanced and refined. Downloading...
  11. Could you fix your posted link, please? I'm always after more Valor car models. Cheers.
  12. Some great photos there. Let's keep the classics alive. Cheers.
  13. I like it. It's clean and simple. Cheers.
  14. I like both. In addition the use of a lightbar or no lightbar depends on the vehicles applications. There are State Police agencies which use a dome lightpod such as the Michigan State Police. Cheers.
  15. They dun goofy lookin'. Anyway, those look more ridiculous then the NYPD Highway Patrol high-risers. Do you know of any that could top those in the funny looks dept? Cheers.
  16. Cyron43, I wish you luck with your endeavour in bringing this aspect of policing to reality. I have tried the SNT method with bikes, and as is common experience your partner just stands there like an idiot. :) Cheers.
  17. Those are some gorgeous photos! :) I particularly like the green & black car. Have any of these cars been made yet? I'd love to make LC variant liveries. Cheers..
  18. This is pretty old news if I recall correctly. I highly doubt she will have much luck in achieving anything. Cheers.
  19. Did you notice the different appearance of the rear lights in this photo? Those are some gorgeous photos of classic police vehicles by the way. Cheers.
  20. What is this? Downloading... Great job Yard.
  21. So it's been released? Does the car require the EPM mod as well? Cheers.
  22. Awesome video. I wonder how the riser bars are deployed. Cheers.
  23. Byankeesjeter, your police models look great, I'll check them out. Cheers.
  24. PhillBellic commented on Bxbugs123's gallery image in GTA IV Galleries
  25. Every 'letter hole' is coloured blue.

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