Long (old) Spa circuit

Hi all

I am thinking about doing a mid 1960s megapatch in the future.
Can anyone recommend and link to a good version of the old, long, Spa circuit?

The 2 I have are not very good. One has very poor JAMS and the other has the start/finish line in the wrong place (same as modern circuit).

Any other good 1960s tracks also welcome.

Big thanks,

Elio

do you have the spa 1955 track?

I do have 1955. The shape of the circuit is good, but trackside objects and features are terrible! There aren't any. Big expanse of green either side of eau rouge as if there are JAMS missing, which I dont think there are. Crash barriers all around the track which also makes it not very realistic.

Any others? I am sure I drove a better one years ago.

ok, i only have the 1955 version, that's why i've asked

Elio and Shlund

Take a look at your mailbox. I sent you a message with a WIP project.

Regards

Evandro ( Brazil )

i can have a look and maybe continue my work on spa.
I know a lot is missing but with some houses and a decent pitbuilding, upgraded scenery and some better far sights,
it might be a good track to have

cheers

elio2012 Wrote:
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> I do have 1955. The shape of the circuit is good,
> but trackside objects and features are terrible!
> There aren't any.

Hi elio2012 could you share it? I would like to convert it for gp4.

Hi Dirk

Good to hear from you!

It would be great if you could finish your work on the long Spa track. I would love to then use it in a 1967 and a 1970 megapatch.

It would suit me well if you create scenery and trackside objects based on 1960s rather than 1950s.

Best of luck with that!

Philip

ok Philip, i will keep that in mind and watch out for some 60s adverts

happy NY !

Hi Dirk

I will see what I can do to help. I got a great new EPSON scanner for Christmas, a great improvement on my old one for quality and speed.

Happy new year!

Philip

To dirk and other readers ...

Are you aware of these two site? great for getting reference material for work on GP3

[www.motorsportimages.com]

and

[www.deviantart.com]

Both are highly searchable. I can't believe i didn't think to check out the LAT archive until now!