Great work. Many thanks!!
Keimola High res update
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jason_peters
, Jun 28 2005 - 06:05 AM
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#31
Posted Aug 16 2005 - 05:24 AM
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1967 Total Rank = +57935.213, 2nd
1967 Monster Total Rank - 'In Progress' 865 laps to go!
#32
Posted Nov 26 2009 - 10:31 AM
Many thanks Jason...
#33
Posted Jan 05 2010 - 11:44 PM
IMO this upgrade for Keimola by Jason is the finest one yet and it will permanently reside on my HD. Here is a still most beautiful 3dfx friendly version of it,at least in my opinion as well.
AFAIK,this part of Finland has a a rather featureless landscape that is heavily forested. This is the sky/horizon I use.
AFAIK,this part of Finland has a a rather featureless landscape that is heavily forested. This is the sky/horizon I use.
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#35
Posted Jan 06 2010 - 11:15 AM
Here's a link to to what Keimola looked like 10 years ago. It looks like coniferous trees dominate but there appears to also be some deciduous trees at the site as well. Definately not a very hilly locale.
http://www.racingima...?eid=402&page=1
http://www.racingima...?eid=402&page=1
#36
Posted Jan 06 2010 - 11:27 AM
Kenny, on Jan 6 2010, 07:15 PM, said:
Here's a link to to what Keimola looked like 10 years ago. It looks like coniferous trees dominate but there appears to also be some deciduous trees at the site as well. Definately not a very hilly locale.
http://www.racingima...?eid=402&page=1
http://www.racingima...?eid=402&page=1
Many of the birches have probably grown since the track was abandoned. Around here that is often the first tree to claim an open space.
#37
Posted Jan 07 2012 - 04:12 PM
Kenny, on Jan 06 2010 - 11:15 AM, said:
Here's a link to to what Keimola looked like 10 years ago. It looks like coniferous trees dominate but there appears to also be some deciduous trees at the site as well. Definately not a very hilly locale.
http://www.racingima...?eid=402&page=1
http://www.racingima...?eid=402&page=1
Thanks for that link. There is always something hugely intriguing to me looking at photos of former circulits like this. Imagining what it would have looked like in it's heyday, and trying to picture what is left against my only knowledge of the circuit from GPL - oh and the Collins book of course.
Edited by Aysedasi, Jan 07 2012 - 04:13 PM.
Back to GPL after 8 years and still nothing beats it.......
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