Assetto Corsa Redux
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wombat666
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Being a confirmed early Jaguar fan I was enthused when this XK120 appeared.
However it's been a struggle to get it to this stage, no idea where the interior panels are and the sound files would be better suited to a FIAT Topolino.
Attempted a D-Type sfx swap but that didn't work.
However it's been a struggle to get it to this stage, no idea where the interior panels are and the sound files would be better suited to a FIAT Topolino.
Attempted a D-Type sfx swap but that didn't work.
Indeed one of the best looking cars ever made. The movie was called "You only live twice", but this car was only produced in very limited numbers.
Cheers,
Huub
wombat666
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Another Porsche and a good one from https://perendinator.blogspot.com/
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wombat666
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A strange choice for an Historic 'Indy car', as Studebaker didn't achieve much aside from a 3rd place in 1932 or '33 IIRC.
The depression era name 'Junk Formula' for the early 1930s didn't help, with Studebaker only being short lived entrants.
An appropriate choice would have been a Miller, a far more elegant and widely used vehicle.
I guess it is a start for the 'Classic' Indy car collection.
(I really dislike the glowing exhaust manifold!)
And FWIW, after trawling through my INDY histories it seems that assorted 'Hard' helmets were the norm, everything from Polo Helmets through to purpose made protective gear aimed at Baseball, Football and Aviation.
The depression era name 'Junk Formula' for the early 1930s didn't help, with Studebaker only being short lived entrants.
An appropriate choice would have been a Miller, a far more elegant and widely used vehicle.
I guess it is a start for the 'Classic' Indy car collection.
(I really dislike the glowing exhaust manifold!)
And FWIW, after trawling through my INDY histories it seems that assorted 'Hard' helmets were the norm, everything from Polo Helmets through to purpose made protective gear aimed at Baseball, Football and Aviation.
wombat666
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If this pair become reality I'll be back on board with GD74 and his paetron!!!!!!
A reworked SSK Benz plus an Alfa 8C are most welcome.
Meanwhile.....I've been attempting to sort this one out, it comes with a very odd driver and despite several attempts he seems to be locked in place.
Shame as the car is pretty good, but I guess a 'Dev' who is concerned with perfecting the 'exhaust glow' is not fixing this soon.
A reworked SSK Benz plus an Alfa 8C are most welcome.
Meanwhile.....I've been attempting to sort this one out, it comes with a very odd driver and despite several attempts he seems to be locked in place.
Shame as the car is pretty good, but I guess a 'Dev' who is concerned with perfecting the 'exhaust glow' is not fixing this soon.
Ferry_vO
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Might do that too, his prices are more reasonable now. On the other hand, I'm still not happy how he left he 'gold members' in the cold...
Ferry_vO
Retired SOH Administrator
Meanwhile.....I've been attempting to sort this one out, it comes with a very odd driver and despite several attempts he seems to be locked in place.
Shame as the car is pretty good, but I guess a 'Dev' who is concerned with perfecting the 'exhaust glow' is not fixing this soon.
I have a 996 GT3 by Dan Busca, which only has the one driver:
Not quite sure if I have the latest version though.
wombat666
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He's pretty erratic with his releases and I'm only really hanging out for the Alfa and SSK Benz at the moment.
I must say this Lancia S4 is rather nice, even if the driver is not a civilian.(Easily fixed!)
Unfortunately all of his stuff shows up on several of 'those' sites shortly after I've downloaded my 'paid' versions.
