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Downloaded, Thanks, really nice idea
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great idea, they all look awesome...i really should take more pics of my garage. March is alil intersting though, is that the Amuse R34 sliding in snow?
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This is great. Nice work.

I have this game and rarely play it. Don't have the 'wheel' so don't enjoy it as much.... Maybe Santa will bring me the DFP2.....

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we need new audis in 1/24
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that wheel is awesome, u really need it to enjoy the game fully. Thought I wish the steering wheel was alittle bit bigger, but hey, $125 well spent, plus it works on my computer too, which means I can play collin mcrae and NFS:MS, graphics just arnt the same on a PS2 like they are on a comp
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great idea, they all look awesome...i really should take more pics of my garage. March is alil intersting though, is that the Amuse R34 sliding in snow?
yes, I thought it could be cool the black beast on snow, but was quetly hard ride those stuff
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This is great. Nice work.

I have this game and rarely play it. Don't have the 'wheel' so don't enjoy it as much.... Maybe Santa will bring me the DFP2.....

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i've the st.wheel but I prefere std. analog controller, at least I used those on the pc
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wow, now thats cool and very thoughtfull. this is going on my wall in my shop. all our best to you and yours for this christmas, Gionc.
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Old 12-23-2005, 04:07 AM
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wow, now thats cool and very thoughtfull. this is going on my wall in my shop. all our best to you and yours for this christmas, Gionc.
thanks everyone
quadzero: I had a look on your website: you're very talented on AB, congrats. I also begin like an " AB artist" but business take me to the commercial side now at least some digital AB trought painter9
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thanks, Gionc, i really appreciate that. i'm working on a page to add to it just for models as lately i have been spending much more time on them then actual work.
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Re: my gift for AF modelling members

Very nice calendar!
Once you have pics on your computer, did you simply use photoshop or you have some kind of program to make the calendar?
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Very nice calendar!
Once you have pics on your computer, did you simply use photoshop or you have some kind of program to make the calendar?
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there're a lot of software/freeware for that..
My choose was on Illustrator: I had to work a little bit more but I had not expression limits than my creativity: with PSD I only managed pics
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Re: my gift for AF modelling members

those look incredible. i'm going to have to try that out.. new desktop background every day

GT4 with the wheel is cool - it makes it much harder, but still not too much more realistic compared to real racing, at least with the version i have. i have the logitech version intended for GT3 (paddle shifter and 200 degree turning radius compared to knob shifter and 900 something degrees of turning). my biggest problem is since there is no pedal feedback, it doesn't make that control aspect tooooo much different from the controller, and its not realistic. the wheel also doesnt really seem to respond to turning (even at low speeds just messing around) like i feel it should, but i guess thats because its only 200 degree turns. still a lot of fun though
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Re: my gift for AF modelling members

Your right about the pedals not being responsive, I dont think they really have a way of making it feedback, unless if the platform for the pedals was much larger, though if it were heavier I wouldn't mind. The 900 degree wheel is soo much better, with only partial feedback, its like the wheels I've used before, but it gives u the option of full feedback which is a bitch to control, especially steering at high speeds & rally racing...I swear I dunno how the pros do it, but with that much rumbling, I just dunno... I have seen a tutorial somewhere where you can increase the feel you have on the pedals by putting a squash ball in it to add resistence, but ill need to search for it.
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Super bump for gionc!

I've had my kick-ass free gionc brand GT4 calendar up at my desk at work since January first.

Recently, I had a visitor that pulled it off my wall...


She said she had a better one for me...


Nice try, lady! As soon as she walked away, I put my GT4 calendar back up!!

(BTW that's her in the right panel of the calendar she's holding...)
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