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[PA_Jeronimo]

Nice bike Gurner

+1

[BT~Tarik]

Texx, here's a vid of our last competiton :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jcz0uTC8QmY&feature=g-upl

[Cicero]

Ha, why not?

Thats me, my favorite ride(s) and my place as it used to be until this month (I got outsourced by my daughter). 





 

[BT~Tarik]

This is a pic of an incoming sandstorm, took it from horseback too
Looks impressing, but in the end it wasnt very hard.
Though monday was another one, which was way stronger, and after that it even rained

[Dark Apostle]

Gurner, get ride of the stock exhausts asap! Sweet lookin ride though matey.

[Gurner]

Thanks!     It costs almost £700 to replace those exhausts with tthe Arrows, though!  I really don't dislike them that much!

Nice car by the way, Cicero.  I've seen one a few times at my local track fitted with a red-top.  It's fast.   

[Texx]

Milan,

Merci pour montrer vos cheveaux!! Ils sont parfait!!

M´Buji Mayi est très elegant, marche d´une façon qu´il semble fluctuer.

Félicitations pour vaincre la preuve!!

 

[Roger Smith]

This is a pic of an incoming sandstorm, took it from horseback too
Looks impressing, but in the end it wasnt very hard.
Though monday was another one, which was way stronger, and after that it even rained

[BT~Tarik]

Milan,

Merci pour montrer vos cheveaux!! Ils sont parfait!!

M´Buji Mayi est très elegant, marche d´une façon qu´il semble fluctuer.

Félicitations pour vaincre la preuve!!

 

Haha oui, sauf que quand il n'a pas envie de travailler il ressemble plutot a une tortue !

Pixy, yeah that is definitely true Except we have no car like this here xD we got an old Mitshbishi minibus with a lot of AntiWar stickers on it, from Cold war period (Dfg-Vk if anyone knows it), we got it from a friend of my father, who brought it here from germany, crossing the desert...
The stickers are of this kind, lol :


But as soon as the storm comes we close windows, doors, everything. But it doesnt help, right nowwhen I walk around in the house I leave footprints in the dust

[Roger Smith]

Pixy, yeah that is definitely true Except we have no car like this here xD we got an old Mitshbishi minibus with a lot of AntiWar stickers on it

I could always change it to a shiny minibus

[pdittrich]

Since I've been found out by the 'Cologne Gang' over at Share-a-Screen, here some of mine.
Working like a boss (cockpit "disassembled"):

Cockpit "reassembled":

Nothing fancy 'xept for the fact that I programmed the [use your imagination] out of that X52. In fact the papers that you can see on the bottom left of the first picture are a list of all commands that IL-2 has to offer, and the keyboard combination and/or stick button they're assigned to. Btw yes that is a plastic rat next to the screen, and no I don't know what it does there
Oh and yes, that is an i486 laptop on the other side of the screen, next to the floppys - everything pre-MsWindows, I'm not old enough to know first-hand but I can still operate it.

My very first cockpit (back in 1999, f yeah. Minisoft Flight Simulator 5?), me teaching a friend how to fly the Cessna with a Saitek X1. I still have that stick. I had to move the throttle via mouse drag'n'drop. Pain in [where the sun don't shine] with multi-engined planes like the Learjet.


For something more recent, this is a hack I performed with my old Cyborg Evo so I could fly Helicopters more or less realistically in FlightGear. The Potentiometer(?) of the throttle is now rigged to a collective-like stick. Connection is made via cinch cable and sockets we had lying around.




PS. I didn't bother going to the basement to get a pic of my "ride". Fortunately it's fuel-efficient. Sadly it fuels on whatever I had for breakfast.

[Roger Smith]

Fortunately it's fuel-efficient. Sadly it fuels on whatever I had for breakfast.

coffee?