Has anybody determined the top speed for this..plane on wheels ?
It seems to be around 265 mph...I should make a straight track with
the editor and test it. Ciao to everybody
Michele Guerani
In principio Dio creo' il computer ed il programmatore: tutto
funzionava in armonia; poi, per punire sia computer che
programmatore del peccato originale, dal fango venne plasmato
l'utente.
I think it's about that - the first leg on the city course seems to
allow all the cars to reach their top speed just before the tunnel.
I must say that I don't think I would ever be up to driving a
car at that speed - my reactions are just too slow!
Driving it reminds me of a film made in the UK where they had
a camera in the front of a train going from London to Brighton (a
seaside town south of London) and then speeded up the film - same
feeling of being out of control!
Al
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>a camera in the front of a train going from London to Brighton (a
>seaside town south of London) and then speeded up the film - same
>feeling of being out of control!
>Al
Back in the '70's, some photographer put a time lapse camera onto the
front of his car and drove across the US from east to west. The film
takes 20+ minutes and it's incredible. A narration over the film
announces crossing state lines. Does anyone have the name of this
film? It used to play all the time in the early '80's on HBO between
movies.
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