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Frank Penk Rookie
Number of posts : 20 Age : 31 Location : Italy Registration date : 2015-01-26
| Subject: Japan GP Sat 10 Sep 2016 - 14:57 | |
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Jacob Fredriksson Racing Legend
Number of posts : 1047 Age : 35 Location : Sweden Registration date : 2014-01-15
| Subject: Re: Japan GP Sat 10 Sep 2016 - 15:07 | |
| Wow. That's really impressive. Great job! _________________ "I'm going for first!" "...the man's an animal..."Happy and proud 1988 CART Champion! ~ 2017 | |
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Sky Willis Club Driver
Number of posts : 188 Age : 37 Location : Wales Registration date : 2016-07-02
| Subject: Re: Japan GP Sat 10 Sep 2016 - 15:17 | |
| ooo nice. is that from when fuji had the big banked first corner too? | |
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Juha Bos Racing Legend
Number of posts : 1687 Age : 37 Location : Belgium Registration date : 2016-05-11
| Subject: Re: Japan GP Sat 10 Sep 2016 - 15:37 | |
| Interesting set of cars to race around the old Fuji.
Sky, the banking was used in the 60's and for the first half of the 70's, so these cars have raced on it. _________________ Join the current HSO team as we move to ISO in 2020!http://historicsimracing.123.st/t4220-important-announcement-for-the-2020-season | |
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Michael Drechsler Pro Driver
Number of posts : 671 Age : 46 Location : Aachen, Germany Registration date : 2016-03-11
| Subject: Re: Japan GP Sat 10 Sep 2016 - 17:23 | |
| Odd enough to catch my attention. I'm a sucker for 60s/early 70s japanese cars anyways. I'd love to assist, but I don't know if I'd been much of a help as its been ages I've modelled something. | |
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Frank Penk Rookie
Number of posts : 20 Age : 31 Location : Italy Registration date : 2015-01-26
| Subject: Re: Japan GP Sat 10 Sep 2016 - 20:30 | |
| - Michael Drechsler wrote:
- Odd enough to catch my attention. I'm a sucker for 60s/early 70s japanese cars anyways. I'd love to assist, but I don't know if I'd been much of a help as its been ages I've modelled something.
As of today, there aren't a lot of cars missing, actually. The 31 above are the main contenders for '67 and '68 and they're all represented. But there were some other interesting cars. All raced between 1966 and 1969. Daihatsu P3 (+P7). Macransa Tojiro III. Karasu S600. Keroyon RSB. RQ Coniglio (That's an italian name, "Coniglio" > "Rabbit"). Hino Samurai. As far as prototypes go, that's pretty much it. Then there were other cars, small GTs and even smaller Ts mainly. Toyota 2000s, Lotus 47s and Elans/Elites, Shelby Cobra Daytonas, Honda T800s, Triumphs, Skylines, Isuzus, etc. I already have accurate models for most of those, it would only be a matter of skinning them which I can do without problems over time. There were more prototypes that ran in 1969 and/or 1966, such as Prince R380/Nissan R380-III, Porsche 906s, 908s, 910s and 917s and Isuzu Bellett R6s but there's no need to model any of them as I already have all accurate 3Ds for them (Minus the R6, but I can use the Matra M630 instead as it actually has a very similar shape, and Prince R380/Nissan R380-III, but the Nissan R380-I and -II will do just fine for both). | |
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Juha Bos Racing Legend
Number of posts : 1687 Age : 37 Location : Belgium Registration date : 2016-05-11
| Subject: Re: Japan GP Sat 10 Sep 2016 - 23:31 | |
| The Karasu looks like a modified Honda S800, with a more aerodynamic front?
I like the last photo, very different compared to what you'd see in Europe in the same era. _________________ Join the current HSO team as we move to ISO in 2020!http://historicsimracing.123.st/t4220-important-announcement-for-the-2020-season | |
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Frank Penk Rookie
Number of posts : 20 Age : 31 Location : Italy Registration date : 2015-01-26
| Subject: Re: Japan GP Sun 11 Sep 2016 - 11:35 | |
| - Juha Bos wrote:
- The Karasu looks like a modified Honda S800, with a more aerodynamic front?
I like the last photo, very different compared to what you'd see in Europe in the same era. The racing version of the S600 was developed by Dome, togheter with the S800 actually, but it was very different. Speaking of which.. Lot of work ahead, but it's something I will eventually get done. And I do agree with you. The japs always had a thing for painting everything in flashy, vibrant and bright colors. Wish more cars from the '60s that raced in the WSC were as colorful as these ones. Sometimes it's a boredom for me to work on those models and see the same livery patterns for 40+ cars. The only con is that it's hard to find any resource on japs cars, unlike european ones. And even if I speak japanese among 4 other languages, it's very hard to translate what's written on those cars when all you have is a 400*600 b/w photo taken from weird angles. | |
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Marie de Lacrowe Club Driver
Number of posts : 67 Age : 45 Location : Italy Registration date : 2015-03-29
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Frank Penk Rookie
Number of posts : 20 Age : 31 Location : Italy Registration date : 2015-01-26
| Subject: Re: Japan GP Mon 12 Sep 2016 - 20:24 | |
| First 2 non-prototypes. The Daytonas from 1966 #21 and 1968 #35. The 3D was heavily updated aswell, it shares the same base as PnG (Which is Simbin), but other than that this is to be treated like an entire new model. | |
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Frank Penk Rookie
Number of posts : 20 Age : 31 Location : Italy Registration date : 2015-01-26
| Subject: Re: Japan GP Fri 30 Sep 2016 - 21:08 | |
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