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Member since Sep-20-03 · 21 posts

I'm looking for a large praking lot type thing or something suitable for use as a container terminal tarmac. What are you guys using for these??Plus if anyone knows of a bridge that looks like this one Need laaarge paved lot/Looking for this bridge – image 1 or better yet knows of a group of shapes you can place to build your own bridges, could ya let me know?Thanks!

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RE: Need laaarge paved lot/Looking for this bridge:, sniper297, Sep-26-03, 00:11 AM, (1) RE: Need laaarge paved lot/Looking for this bridge:, calr, Sep-26-03, 00:12 AM, (2) RE: Need laaarge paved lot/Looking for this bridge:, enocell, Sep-26-03, 02:13 PM, (3) RE: Need laaarge paved lot/Looking for this bridge:, darrylcn, Oct-23-03, 09:49 PM, (4) RE: Need laaarge paved lot/Looking for this bridge:, jseiler, Oct-23-03, 09:56 PM, (5) RE: Need laaarge paved lot/Looking for this bridge:, darrylcn, Oct-23-03, 10:05 PM, (6)

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RE: Need laaarge paved lot/Looking for this bridge:

Dunno about the bridge, but for a reasonable size parking lot object, try JP1carpark1.s.For larger areas, use a terrtex texture instead, carpark1.ace.

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RE: Need laaarge paved lot/Looking for this bridge:

Need laaarge paved lot/Looking for this bridge – image 2

Do a search in the file library for Ron Picardi. You'll find more bridges and bridge kits than you can shake a stick at!Cal Rasmussen
Beaverton, OR
(My email is in my profile)Columbia Gorge Route (Phase 1 UP side 95%, BNSF side 90%)

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Member since Sep-20-03 · 21 posts

RE: Need laaarge paved lot/Looking for this bridge:

Thanks for the help with the container stuff, but I haven't been able to find a biig bridge like that one. I'm surprised because of the amount of people who have done routes that pass through cities but there still aren't any around that look like that one. It's not so different from a big generic suspension bridge but I still haven't had any luck. Ron Picardi's bridges were of some use though, I fiddled with the textures and got two very accurate for my route bridges, but I still need 2 bigger ones like the one above. If anyone finds one, ever, could they post to this thread please? They're big objects and if they're not in my route it won't allow for a nice harbour scene..

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RE: Need laaarge paved lot/Looking for this bridge:

The bridge looks an awful lot like the Lions Gate Bridge in Vancouver. Where is the one in the picture located? Joerg

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Member since Sep-20-03 · 21 posts

RE: Need laaarge paved lot/Looking for this bridge:

It's one of the two bridges spanning Halifax Harbour. I'm working on CN's Bedford Sub, which serves Halifax. A route without it would look kinda weak in the bridge department.

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