Napoli 1934-57, Pescara 1957
Oct 25, 2023 17:14:54 GMT
Alberto Ibanez, Richard Wilks, and 7 more like this
Post by Italo Tracks on Oct 25, 2023 17:14:54 GMT
Hi everyone!
I'm a long time lurker and enjoyer of some of the fantastic work you guys have produced over the years. The 1971 F1 cars, BMW Procar, 1987 Indycars etc. are all sublime to drive and I greatly enjoy them, so thanks very much! I made a recent donation to your great community, long may it continue.
As a few of you may know, I have made Napoli 1934-57 (for AMS1 as well as AC) and am working on Pescara 1957 as well, which hopefully I'll be able to release by the end of the year. As I have spent thousands of hours on them, they have been and will be payware, which I know is not to everyone's tastes, but I do so because I have no other source of income at the moment, and the software licences, electricity, books, track visits and time spent (a large chunk of it is very tedious, when I should really sort my life out or study for a career or something
) all add up.
That said, here is a link to the AMS version of Napoli, which I have made free of charge as a thank you to yourselves, and to the guys at AMSU who are running a race there this Saturday, if any of you might be interested in joining up.
I'm a long time lurker and enjoyer of some of the fantastic work you guys have produced over the years. The 1971 F1 cars, BMW Procar, 1987 Indycars etc. are all sublime to drive and I greatly enjoy them, so thanks very much! I made a recent donation to your great community, long may it continue.
As a few of you may know, I have made Napoli 1934-57 (for AMS1 as well as AC) and am working on Pescara 1957 as well, which hopefully I'll be able to release by the end of the year. As I have spent thousands of hours on them, they have been and will be payware, which I know is not to everyone's tastes, but I do so because I have no other source of income at the moment, and the software licences, electricity, books, track visits and time spent (a large chunk of it is very tedious, when I should really sort my life out or study for a career or something
) all add up. That said, here is a link to the AMS version of Napoli, which I have made free of charge as a thank you to yourselves, and to the guys at AMSU who are running a race there this Saturday, if any of you might be interested in joining up.
