Replacing hospital_lae in GTA San Andreas (57 files)
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Los Santos New 2
16 May 2011
2.2K
32.14 Mb
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So the 2nd version for the sensational mod " Los Santos New "! Many bugs have been fixed in the mod, by the way, it is advisable to set it to over th...
New hospital textures in LS
2 June 2011
1.3K
2.27 Mb
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This mod will replace the textures of the hospital in LS with other better ones. Replaced: 1) grass on the hospital site 2) sidewalk 3) the hospital i...
New hospital
10 January 2012
2.2K
2.65 Mb
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Now, instead of the vile old hospital, there will be a new beautiful Russian hospital.
GTA SA 4Ever beta
7 February 2012
28.1K
192.03 Mb
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This mod is a high resolution texture pack from games like: -Crysis -Crysis 2 -Call of Duty MW 1,2,3 -Call of Juarez -GTA IV -Burnout Paradise -Split ...
New Year's Eve on Grove Street
25 December 2012
1.9K
56.00 Mb
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This is a global mod that will allow you to celebrate the New Year in SA. In order to dress in winter clothes you need to wear a white T-shirt, blue j...
San Andreas Billboards v1.3
11 February 2013
1.6K
28.00 Mb
9
Description: -This mod replaces all billboards with more real ones. -High quality textures. How to install? 1. Open IMGTool 2.0 2. Then open "gta3.i...
Hospital and skate park
6 July 2013
1.1K
4.03 Mb
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After playing with the boring and dull textures of the game, I blew, and if I should try to make new textures. And as you can see, this is what happen...
RoSa Project V1.2 (Los Santos)
26 October 2013
15.9K
820.13 Mb
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RoSA Project - modification, the purpose of which is to replace all standard textures with textures in HD quality. Main The goal of the project is to ...
Billboards With Graffiti
23 February 2014
547
18.07 Mb
10
I made this mod a long time ago, and now I decided to share it with the people. This modification replaces almost all billboards in the glorious city ...
new banners
27 February 2014
1.4K
24.73 Mb
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Hello dear LibertyCity users! Once upon a time I posted 2 archives with new clothes, this time I decided to start replacing banners with advertising f...