Cant believe no one is talking about the CREW 70's mod........

Absolutely awesome. This mod which recreates the mid 70's formula one season is an absolute masterpiece. If you are a fan of the era (Lauda, Fittapaldi, Hunt Jones etc etc not to mention the 6 wheel project 34 Tyrell) you just have to get it. The download is large at over 500 meg, but extremely well worth it. My thanks go out across the airwaves to all the CREW members who dedicated so much time in recreating this amazing mod. You will not believe the attention to detail in this one! Thanks again

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> Absolutely awesome. This mod which recreates the mid 70's formula one > season is an absolute masterpiece. If you are a fan of the era (Lauda, > Fittapaldi, Hunt Jones etc etc not to mention the 6 wheel project 34 > Tyrell) you just have to get it. > > The download is large at over 500 meg, but extremely well worth it. > > My thanks go out across the airwaves to all the CREW members who > dedicated so much time in recreating this amazing mod. You will not > believe the attention to detail in this one! > > Thanks again >

Link Please? ...and I assume this is for RFactor?

Sorry guys, I guess because ive waited for the release of this mod for so long, that everyone was aware of it and also anticipating it's realease. Its for EA F1 99-02 challange and is available in the RSC forums link http://forum.rscnet.org/forumdisplay.php?f=860 To me it the highlight do to date for racings sims full stop. That included GPL Rfactor, the lot!! I guess its "whatever floats your boat" but to me that era was just something special. go grab it and enjoy chers again Glenn >

Why "F1 SEVEN" and not "Seventies" or "70's"? Bruce "gcorrigan @ozemail.com.au" <NOSPAM> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > Absolutely awesome. This mod which recreates the mid 70's formula one > season is an absolute masterpiece.

"gcorrigan @ozemail.com.au" <NOSPAM> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > Sorry guys, I guess because ive waited for the release of this mod for > so long, that everyone was aware of it and also anticipating it's > realease. > > Its for EA F1 99-02 challange and is available in the RSC forums > What a letdown! Any plans for an rFactor redo? I'd like to actually enjoy this with other people online! :) Take to 'em with a 6 wheeler! LOL.

On Thu, 13 Oct 2005 15:19:01 +1000, "Bruce Kennewell" <[email hidden]> wrote: >Why "F1 SEVEN" and not "Seventies" or "70's"? > >Bruce >"G'day Bruce" I wondered that too! I don't care what they called it. I call it magnificent! We didn't get them here in Australia in the flesh then, but Hunt at Hidden Valley, Lauda at Sandown, Fittapaldi at Bathurst, Brambilla at Queensland, the whole damm lot of them at Albert Park����..it works for me. Can't speak more highly of it. Sadly, they do not seem however at this stage working on a conversion for Rfactor cheers Glenn > >

I read on their forum that a conversion for rFactor may be in the cards once some 'vintage' tracks appear.

Please excuse my ignorance, but does this 550Mb download include tracks? If not, where would one go to download the classic circuits that were used in the 70's, particularly Nordschliefe, Zandvoort, Monza, etc.? Although my favourite period for F1 is the 1960's, it wasn't until the late 1970's - when home-grown Aussie Alan Jones joined Williams - that the races were telecast here, giving we F1 fans the opportunity to watch the races live. So I can certainly identify with this era of Grands Prix. Bruce. "gcorrigan @ozemail.com.au" <NOSPAM> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > Absolutely awesome. This mod which recreates the mid 70's formula one > season is an absolute masterpiece. If you are a fan of the era (Lauda, > Fittapaldi, Hunt Jones etc etc not to mention the 6 wheel project 34 > Tyrell) you just have to get it.

<[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... >I read on their forum that a conversion for rFactor may be in the cards > once some 'vintage' tracks appear. > Bloody hell, why wait for that! Someone might step in with copyright crap whilst they're waiting - remember BAR mod etc. Just do it now ffs! :)

What game is this mod for? Thanks "gcorrigan @ozemail.com.au" wrote:

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> Absolutely awesome. This mod which recreates the mid 70's formula one > season is an absolute masterpiece. If you are a fan of the era (Lauda, > Fittapaldi, Hunt Jones etc etc not to mention the 6 wheel project 34 > Tyrell) you just have to get it. > > The download is large at over 500 meg, but extremely well worth it. > > My thanks go out across the airwaves to all the CREW members who > dedicated so much time in recreating this amazing mod. You will not > believe the attention to detail in this one! > > Thanks again

EA's "F1 Challenge, '99 - '02" Bruce "Charles F. Castor Jr." <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > What game is this mod for? > > Thanks >

Does include some period tracks Bruce, and yes Norchliffe is one of them, so is Monza. and AJ's in it to in the Heaketh cheers Glenn On Sat, 15 Oct 2005 06:19:55 +1000, "Bruce Kennewell" <[email hidden]> wrote:

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>EA's "F1 Challenge, '99 - '02" > >Bruce > >"Charles F. Castor Jr." <[email hidden]> wrote in message >news:[email hidden]... >> What game is this mod for? >> >> Thanks >> > >

>> > > Took me about 5 tries to get it dloaded. Big file. dh

But I know your a purist Dave, and I always value your opinions, so What did you think of it? I guess it almost expected these days but the way they have moddelled each car with unique sounds, handling/feel etc is just great to me. Depending on mood I can drive anything from the 312T to BRM. The textures and windshiled details are just outstanding. I know I am raving a bit, and sound like a paid political announcemnt for this mod (that's if you had to pay for it) but Ijust think its amazing. cheers Glenn > > Took me about 5 tries to get it dloaded. Big file. >dh

They did a good job, but I refuse to support mod groups that are too arrogant to use the default menu structure for F1 seasons. I can kinda sports car mods using launchers and an independent file structure in order to keep things configured optimally for their series, but there's no reason for an F1 mod to be such bloatware.

Maybe the guys who spent countless hours buiding this mod to give to the community for free can live without your "support" Jason. >They did a good job, but I refuse to support mod groups that are too >arrogant to use the default menu structure for F1 seasons. I can kinda >sports car mods using launchers and an independent file structure in >order to keep things configured optimally for their series, but there's >no reason for an F1 mod to be such bloatware. >

gcorrigan wrote: > Maybe the guys who spent countless hours buiding this mod to give to > the community for free can live without your "support" Jason. Of course they can, they have plenty of other people willing to kiss their asses. Welcome to the "mod community".

How ironic; for the personal reason you have given, your refusal to support somebody whom *you* class as arrogant is arrogance in itself!! Bruce. "jason moyer" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > ...I refuse to support mod groups that are too arrogant to use ....

Applauding the work that either an individual or a team has put together, and which piques our interest enough to download and install, is not kissing anyone's arse, Jason, and the sooner you drop the attitude and get rid of the enormous cynical chip that sits upon your shoulder, the world will be a better place. Bruce "jason moyer" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > Of course they can, they have plenty of other people willing to kiss > their asses. Welcome to the "mod community". >

>> ...I refuse to support mod groups that are too arrogant to use .... > How ironic; for the personal reason you have given, your refusal to support > somebody whom *you* class as arrogant is arrogance in itself!! Is Jason of French descent?

Bruce Kennewell wrote: > Applauding the work that either an individual or a team has put together, > and which piques our interest enough to download and install, is not kissing > anyone's arse I agree with you, but doing that while simultaneously jumping down anybody's throat who offers a dissenting opinion is essentially what I would define as "fanboy" behavior, if there is such thing. I think it's arrogant when people make F1 mods and don't use the perfectly fine menu structure that the game ships with and which would save a good 200+ megs of install space. I'm not entirely sure how that makes me arrogant, as I don't assume they give a shit one way or another. I posted a really obvious physics bug on their forum 6-9 months ago and it was totally ignored amid the flurry of people masturbating over screenshots and stroking their egos, so I'm fairly certain they'd get over my calling them arrogant.

Jeff Reid wrote: > Is Jason of French descent? To go off on a tangent, I recently started playing Sid Meier's Pirates! and after a few hours of playing the game I just started sitting outside the French colonies and attacking every French ship I could find. Very satisfying. :)

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> Jeff Reid wrote: > >> Is Jason of French descent? > > To go off on a tangent, I recently started playing Sid Meier's Pirates! > and after a few hours of playing the game I just started sitting > outside the French colonies and attacking every French ship I could > find. Very satisfying. :)

Congatulations, but I would have thought they would have surrendered after the first shot.

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> gcorrigan wrote: > > >>Maybe the guys who spent countless hours buiding this mod to give to >>the community for free can live without your "support" Jason. > > > Of course they can, they have plenty of other people willing to kiss > their asses. Welcome to the "mod community". >

fuck u bitch

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>>Jeff Reid wrote: >> >> >>>Is Jason of French descent? >> >>To go off on a tangent, I recently started playing Sid Meier's Pirates! >>and after a few hours of playing the game I just started sitting >>outside the French colonies and attacking every French ship I could >>find. Very satisfying. :) > > > Congatulations, but I would have thought they would have surrendered > after the first shot. > >

fuck u bitch

Jeff Reid wrote: > Congatulations, but I would have thought they would have surrendered > after the first shot. In the 17th century?

JEBEDIAH DUPREE wrote: > fuck u bitch Good to see you back, Mark.

Boy, am I glad I started this thread............NOT On 17 Oct 2005 19:08:02 -0700, "jason moyer" <[email hidden]> wrote:

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>Jeff Reid wrote: > >> Congatulations, but I would have thought they would have surrendered >> after the first shot. > >In the 17th century? >

>"Jeff Reid" <[email hidden]> wrote > Congatulations, but I would have thought they would have surrendered > after the first shot. Shut it. Again. -- -- Fran�ois M�nard <ymenard> -- This announcement is brought to you by the Shimago-Dominguez Corporation - helping America into the New World...

>>> French >> Congatulations, but I would have thought they would have surrendered >> after the first shot. > Shut it. I remember Jay Leno mentioning France contributed quite a bit to the Hurricane Katrina victims by donating thousands of white flags.

>"Jeff Reid" <[email hidden]> wrote > I remember Jay Leno mentioning France contributed quite a bit to > the Hurricane Katrina victims by donating thousands of white flags. Shut it shut it. This newsgroup is called : rec.autos.simulators This has none to do with it. There's an off-topic board on rscnet if you want to write such things. We discuss racing sims here. -- -- Fran�ois M�nard <ymenard> -- This announcement is brought to you by the Shimago-Dominguez Corporation - helping America into the New World...

No we don't. Over the past 7 years, we've discussed everything under the sun - including the French - with a bit of racing sim discussion thrown in for good measure. Bruce "ymenard" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:_v05f.9890$[email hidden]...

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> Shut it shut it. > > > This newsgroup is called : rec.autos.simulators > > > This has none to do with it. There's an off-topic board on rscnet if you > want to write such things. We discuss racing sims here. > >

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>>>>French >>> >>>Congatulations, but I would have thought they would have surrendered >>>after the first shot. >> >>Shut it. > > > I remember Jay Leno mentioning France contributed quite a bit to > the Hurricane Katrina victims by donating thousands of white flags.

Well, finally I know why they banned your ass at RSC... sneeringly ronny

>"Bruce Kennewell" <[email hidden]> wrote > Over the past 7 years, we've discussed everything under the sun - > including > the French - with a bit of racing sim discussion thrown in for good > measure. There's a difference between threads going slowly off tangeant (in the nature of the Usenet itself) and blattant trolling with no interest for the community. -- -- Fran�ois M�nard <ymenard> -- This announcement is brought to you by the Shimago-Dominguez Corporation - helping America into the New World...

Just quoting from the Tonight show in the USA. Sorry if I offended anyone. "Ronald Stoehr" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:dj39ss$ohu$[email hidden]...

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> Jeff Reid wrote: >>>>>French >>>> >>>>Congatulations, but I would have thought they would have surrendered >>>>after the first shot. >>> >>>Shut it. >> >> >> I remember Jay Leno mentioning France contributed quite a bit to >> the Hurricane Katrina victims by donating thousands of white flags. > > Well, finally I know why they banned your ass at RSC... > > sneeringly > ronny

> Just quoting from the Tonight show in the USA. > Sorry if I offended anyone. The Jay Leno quote was offensive and in bad taste, and it was a momentary lapse in judgement for me to repeat it. Once again sorry.

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>>Just quoting from the Tonight show in the USA. >>Sorry if I offended anyone. > > > The Jay Leno quote was offensive and in bad taste, > and it was a momentary lapse in judgement for me to > repeat it. > > Once again sorry.

way to pussy out, just like the french you were trashing

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>>>Just quoting from the Tonight show in the USA. >>>Sorry if I offended anyone. >> >> >> The Jay Leno quote was offensive and in bad taste, >> and it was a momentary lapse in judgement for me to >> repeat it. >> >> Once again sorry. > > way to pussy out, just like the french you were trashing

As Dirty Harry would say, "a man's got to know his limitations" (or was that Clint Eastwood?).

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>>>>Just quoting from the Tonight show in the USA. >>>>Sorry if I offended anyone. >>> >>> >>>The Jay Leno quote was offensive and in bad taste, >>>and it was a momentary lapse in judgement for me to >>>repeat it. >>> >>>Once again sorry. >> >>way to pussy out, just like the french you were trashing > > > As Dirty Harry would say, "a man's got to know his limitations" > (or was that Clint Eastwood?). > >

YOU ARE A GOOD PERSON I LIEK u

getting back to my original topic, ie Mods fpor F1 99-02 Has anyone any intel on the "historic mod" I have found many cars for this mod, maily 1970's Australian cars, eg Brock, Moffat etc, but I cannot work out what Mod they are for. Ive Googled my balls off and searched the usual suspects but cannot locate the mod. the cars look great in the BMP's so what to give them a run. Is anyone aware of what mod it is and where it''s available? TIA Glenn