Hello!
Here once again with the one and only, the interdimensional time travelling solid wood door. In reality just a very simple bash, nothing fancy really and a few works in progress. I've been a bit busy and working a bit more slowly when doing figures, between having to scratch build and modifying some stuff and waiting for deliveries to arrive I pretty much had nothing real to post but now!.... still not done with all of them but soon. So without further ado lets go to the short story that makes this figure make sense.
Simple enough, and as mentioned before some works in progress that I'll hopefully be posting soon enough. Some are more finished than others but they are still not done. I didn't take full body photos either cause I want them to be a surprise.
And well, with nothing else to add or say I bid you all a happy and fun weekend, remember always to stay safe out there and have fun.
Here once again with the one and only, the interdimensional time travelling solid wood door. In reality just a very simple bash, nothing fancy really and a few works in progress. I've been a bit busy and working a bit more slowly when doing figures, between having to scratch build and modifying some stuff and waiting for deliveries to arrive I pretty much had nothing real to post but now!.... still not done with all of them but soon. So without further ado lets go to the short story that makes this figure make sense.
From Community Volunteer Police to Private Police Contractors
During the late 70's to early 80's United States politicians looked for ways to bring an end to what many saw as a rise in gang violence and drugs, in 1979 the Community Volunteer Police act was passed which allowed communities to form quasi police agencies that would deal with community security and drug issues. The act would lead to the creation of such volunteer police agencies around the country including the United State's autonomous communities, by the mid 80's the number of such agencies had increased from only 20 in 1979 to more than 50,000 this number however did not grow and instead started to decline not because the need for them was no longer there but because they where now being taken over by security corporations who by the early 90's had managed to change the act to allow for corporations to have such power. However by 1992 new regulations where forced upon these companies after many cases of abuse and rights violations, chief among them was limiting their capabilities in terms of arrest, bigger oversight and banning the use of lethal weapons.
By the early 2000's most states and autonomous communities in the US had some for of private police force working along side with local law enforcements, the regulations meant they could no longer arrest, detain or carry weapons with the exception of non-lethal or low lethality weapons such as J&S Non lethal electric flechette launcher, a semi automatic platform capable of firing non lethal electrically charged flechettes.
By the early 2000's most states and autonomous communities in the US had some for of private police force working along side with local law enforcements, the regulations meant they could no longer arrest, detain or carry weapons with the exception of non-lethal or low lethality weapons such as J&S Non lethal electric flechette launcher, a semi automatic platform capable of firing non lethal electrically charged flechettes.
Simple enough, and as mentioned before some works in progress that I'll hopefully be posting soon enough. Some are more finished than others but they are still not done. I didn't take full body photos either cause I want them to be a surprise.
And well, with nothing else to add or say I bid you all a happy and fun weekend, remember always to stay safe out there and have fun.