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camera mounted Testarossa in season 3

I finally made the Lego model of this. I even pulled out my kids old bricks and made a couple of modifications. It’s a pretty good likeness.

1235 Club in the 80s

In case you haven't heard/seen yet, Bad Boys 4 currently filming in Miami and Ft Lauderdale. Here is some exciting Brickell driving. https://www.instagram.com/p/C32ySdvLIYI/

Check your bathroom ceilings

I just saw a guy sneaking around in my yard wearing a suit & tie and carrying a sword. I think Castillo has come to avenge the honor of his house after I criticized it!

Welcome to the site! Regardless of what is keeping you from buying the show on DVD/Blu Ray (if you have Blu Ray/DVD player), send me a private message, and I’ll help you—no questions asked. If you don’t have a player, message me anyway. Just click my face up there, then hit the button with the envelope on it.

Looks great man! ”Don't scratch it”

HAPPY BIRTHDAY FLORIDA! On March 3, 1845, Florida became the 27th state of the United States of America.

For hating to have to work security, they both look pretty happy there.

Downtown in the late 80s (the Bayside Marketplace seen opened in April 1987).

And beware of red dots on living surfaces

Could be. But sometimes we have to take what we can get.

Dadrian once again comes in clutch rock on man!

Golden Triangle

You can see it best in Heart of Night. When Castillo sneaks in you can also see parts of the kitchen in the background. To me it did not look shabby but simply unpretentious und colors mostly brown and black inside. It belonged to artist Helene Pancoast who was quite well known at the time. BTW price dropped again to 5,95m! At the end of this year we‘ll get it for a doughnut!

Warning: Coop would never disclose the designers, but some of them are debunked if you see the threads through (pun-intended).

I'd say your best bet is to search the topics in this section. https://miamiviceonline.com/index.php?/forum/40-cooper-burnetts-miami-vice-scrapbook/

The mixed feelings usually stem from all these new luxury condo buildings coming up (e.g. $1M+ studios plus large HOA fees) while we have lack of affordable housing. To be fair, there are a few workforce housing projects ongoing as well. That's a good question, and what's interesting in no press releases or other marketing materials about these new skyscrapers did I see any mention of sea level rise mitigation strategies. I'm pretty certain it's not king tides that generate those pictures of flooded Brickell/Downtown you're probably referring to - it happens during torrential rains. King tides alone don't do anything like that, but they obviously add insult to injury if combined with heavy rains. On the county level, there was a proposal to build a sea wall, which met unanimous opposition, basically people felt it's gonna be like this and ruin Miami's visual allure (same central Brickell area behind Santander): There was a more aesthetic plan with new islands and reefs but I cannot find it right now. Ultimately they might also try and raise some parts of the city as was done in Seattle and Chicago.

Here’s what you’ll get! https://www.instagram.com/reel/C25sQdfPJlo/?igsh=MXNzZjkzMHJiZmR3aA==

How are we supposed to be sure if that's DJ or his evil amnesiac alter ego?