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ukmil
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by ukmil » 21 Jun 2007, 22:40
not quite UKMIL tho
Motormouse
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by Motormouse » 22 Jun 2007, 00:17
Not UKmil,? I dunno mate, most sections had a mini for the 'boss' to run around in when I was in the 'mob'
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by Rick Piper » 22 Jun 2007, 00:35
Hi UKMil
I guess that mini model is from GTLegends. as it's MkIII shape but still has exterior door hinges like a Mk1 or II
I made a Mk1 a couple of years ago for FS9 but dunno what i did with the file :redface:
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Rick
JohnWillimas
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by JohnWillimas » 22 Jun 2007, 07:42
Rick Piper wrote: Hi UKMil
I guess that mini model is from GTLegends. as it's MkIII shape but still has exterior door hinges like a Mk1 or II
I made a Mk1 a couple of years ago for FS9 but dunno what i did with the file :redface:
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Rick
When you find it, what's the betting that the constant velocity joints are shot?
ukmil
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by ukmil » 22 Jun 2007, 09:11
no rick the model is a new model, not from another program
AndyG
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by AndyG » 22 Jun 2007, 09:24
That model is sooooo unrealistic! For example, where is the stain from the constant oil leaks - well my Mini's always had them! And don't forget to add the can of Wet-Start on the back seat.
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by Garry Russell » 22 Jun 2007, 10:23
Don't forget in the "flight dynamics" it must cut out completely 30 seconds after splashing through a large puddle.
Garry
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AndyG
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by AndyG » 22 Jun 2007, 10:43
Garry Russell wrote: Don't forget in the "flight dynamics" it must cut out completely 30 seconds after splashing through a large puddle.
Garry
Ah, not if you use a piece of virtual hardboard in just the right place!
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by Garry Russell » 22 Jun 2007, 11:35
Indeed Andy.....then forget to take it out in the summer and conk out through overheating
Perhaps it could come in two versions......with and without the hardboard.
Garry
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