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kingstonflyer
HD killing Superdetailer
A meeting of 80's mussle.Widecabs & AC traction are for pussys:hehe:
applegathc
NoT tHe StAtUeS!
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applegathc
NoT tHe StAtUeS!
Here's a few of my new United States 2050: Rise of the Megapolitans Series' New Amsterdam Megapolitan Area
(Phase I: New Amsterdam, Phase II: Fresno, Phase III: Bakersfield, Phase IV: Surrouding vicinity and micropolitan areas)
I-35 cuts through New Amsterdam between Hyde Park, Downtown/Metro-Civic Center and St. Mary's Square. This Interstate is the road-spine for the New Amsterdam Megapolitan Area connecting Bakersfield, Fresno, New Amsterdam and the smaller micropolitan areas that surround it.
Northwest Flight NW1804 glides over St. Mary's Square towards New Amsterdam - Kingsburg International Airport
St. Mary's Square, Light Rail Station
St. Mary's Cathedral, HQ for the Archdiocese of New Amsterdam
(Phase I: New Amsterdam, Phase II: Fresno, Phase III: Bakersfield, Phase IV: Surrouding vicinity and micropolitan areas)
I-35 cuts through New Amsterdam between Hyde Park, Downtown/Metro-Civic Center and St. Mary's Square. This Interstate is the road-spine for the New Amsterdam Megapolitan Area connecting Bakersfield, Fresno, New Amsterdam and the smaller micropolitan areas that surround it.
Northwest Flight NW1804 glides over St. Mary's Square towards New Amsterdam - Kingsburg International Airport
St. Mary's Square, Light Rail Station
St. Mary's Cathedral, HQ for the Archdiocese of New Amsterdam
Bulldog1653
New member
Ok, now you have the attention of a pilot (student and simpilot). VERY nice shots. Looks like an Airbus A330 making that flight.
applegathc
NoT tHe StAtUeS!
NICE!! Umm wheres the BNSF UP and Amtrak?
Keep it up.
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Keep it up.cam
Last time I checked I heard of a 747 that did a 180 degree turn at the edge of a runway. I'll look into what you said though.
Bulldog1653
New member
To clarify the 747 question. It is possible to do a 180 degree turn on a runway but it's not really easy.
Typically, if a plane needs to do that kind of a turn, there's a bulge on one side of the runway to keep it from sliding off into the dirt and getting stuck.
Typically, if a plane needs to do that kind of a turn, there's a bulge on one side of the runway to keep it from sliding off into the dirt and getting stuck.
NICE!! Umm wheres the BNSF UP and Amtrak?
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It's 2050, so Amtrak re-privatised under the new GOP government back in 2033 just after the economy healed and the rail lines are served by America-West(subsidary of USA; US Airways), Delta(subsidary of DAL), Southwest(subsidary of SWA), and US Railways(subsidary of USA; US Airways) in the western region of the country connecting the Midwest, Texas Triangle, Florida & Eastern Regions. UP and BNSF merged to creation Burlington Pacific Railways, which also do passenger services(BPR)
Here's a model of CityTran's new Gillig Hybrid 40FT buses being delivered from Southern California by the Gillig Corp.
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jadebullet
might be back?
Some Mayburry Northern F7s have shown up on the Reading as they pull some covered cement hoppers towards New Ringold.
Hi Rugrat,
That looks like a ground spline I've never seen before. May I know it's kuid?
Cheerio,
Nicholas.
whistlehead
Lurking
I think it's a tad too bright, maybe darken the textures a little, but that looks rather good overall. Also, NEVER use plain black.
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