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No, I like to stick to plastic kits, I find them to have better detail, and to be easer to work with.

Have you tride making this car in a Gearbox metal body in 1/43 scale? Id love to see it!

I had strained it out but when I attached it to the vehicle it bowed again, I was rather disappointed with the result my self.

Thanks for your comment. This Chevy Silverado was manufactured by Anson which, unfortunatelly, doesn´t exist any more. The scale is 1:18.
Except the base model, everything on that vehicle is completely made on my own (Lightbar,Decals/Graphics..)
If you are interested you can see my current "project" and some of my other custom made vehicles on following homepage:
http://philippe-vozelj.magix.net/
klick on the folders "aktuelle Projekte" and "Mein Hobby"

This model look real nice, except for the lightbars.
It would look even better as an LAPD cruiser.

Where are the pushbars?

That IS an amazing lightbar! i should try it.

Smart isn't exactly your strong suit, is it?

is this real car or a model? because if it is real i dont think it shuold be on this site. if its model its very nice though.

Prospective recruit -- Jack's right on the money here. If you pass the mandatory background check, you must first submit to a physical endurance test consisting primarily of running LAPs. If you score below C-grade (i.e. - a "D") then you fail. That's really all there is to it!

Anywho... An outstanding model!

Hey, be sure you print out this picture of a model car and take it with you to your interview, should you even get that far. Tell them you want to drive one just like it. It'll surely get you hired.

You definiely picked a strange place to ask that question, buddy. Just go to the LAPD website. There, you'll receive the information you're probably looking for.

i'm from san marino, its near LA.(go titans!) i was wondring how to get on lapd because i want to be a police officer. if anyone could give me informaton i would be really apreciating your help. thank you :)

Anonymous is correct, the pocket flaps should match the shirt. Only the epaulets are dark on an Ohio uniform. Utterly fantastic job in all other respects. Jim puts the rest of us to shame.

It looks very clean and perfect!!. What is the scale and Brand of this models Philippe?