This is a BIG plane!
Cees
Cees
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Cars for the 30's and 40's?
- Thread starter Cees Donker
- Start date
Dutcheeseblend
Blenderer
I really love that picture Cees, it is so beautiful! A true '30s Schiphol scene!
I'm sure some other (Dutch) people do understand..
I'm sure some other (Dutch) people do understand..
The building is not mine, but I have permission to use it. Schiphol is getting a nice atmosphere with a few cars from CalClassics. There are flocks of crowes over the field, that's also adding to the atmosphere! A few more custom built vehicles, some roads that have to be erased, all in all we're getting there!
Cees
Cees
Oh boy, would I like to get the cars that Terry showed. My first car was a '35 Plymouth business coupe. Followed by a 1936 Ford four door. Then I moved up to a very clean '37 Chevy four door.. Dropped down to a 1936 Ford business coupe. Finally I ended up with a 1940 Ford Deluxe two door, which lasted me while I was in the Navy. When I got out I traded it in for a nice 1948 Black Ford Convertible.
No sissy stuff in them like power steering or power brakes. Plus two of them had mechanical brakes. In those days, a heater and a radio were added accessories. The convertible had fender skirts, dual Smitty mufflers and white wall tires.
So if anybody know where Terry got those cars I sure would like to get them. Is it possible to put it around Plum Island airport?
No sissy stuff in them like power steering or power brakes. Plus two of them had mechanical brakes. In those days, a heater and a radio were added accessories. The convertible had fender skirts, dual Smitty mufflers and white wall tires.
So if anybody know where Terry got those cars I sure would like to get them. Is it possible to put it around Plum Island airport?
Terry
SOH-CM-2016
It's at Flightsim.
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