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[db312]

Hello everyone !

Another version of the Ferrari steering wheel, I hope you'll like it.

A big thank to Sky !

------ New version 2022 ------

 Mod67_ferrari312_steer_updt.jpg   107.98K   113 downloads

 Mod67_ferrari312_steer_updt.zip   872.06K   43 downloads

Have fun !

Edited by db312, Feb 09 2022 - 08:31 PM.

[Arno]

Great job !!!  

[marco lenarduzzi]

Very nice !!! Thank you!!

[Kamei]

Nice work !! Many thanks

[Arturo Pereira]

Thank you!! Great job!!

[gliebzeit]

A very beautiful realization of this iconic Ferrari steering wheel.  Denis, thank you for your continued research and artistic efforts.  Well done!

[leon_90]

That is a proper work, mate

[db312]

By chance, I saw yesterday on GPLlinks that someone added the snetterton and ferrari steer update...

I don't know who does it, and simply would like to thank you... As well as to you all !!!

[Josef Paul]

I like it! Thanks!

[John Woods]

db312, on Oct 20 2016 - 12:07 PM, said:

I don't know who does it, and simply would like to thank you...

Well it was me. Appreciate that you noticed and took the time to recognize gpllinks.

It is Grand Prix Legends artists and editors that make gpllinks worth the effort.

The GPL Links Team is a pretty loose group. There are several members who may edit the page and add links to pages that feature content of interest to Grand Prix Legends users.

Anyone can help do that by PMing an alert to something that would help any user, whether analog, digital, real, virtual, fantasy, technical, historical, art, science, whatever.

By the way, there has been a gpllinks page for almost as long as Grand Prix Legends has been available, possibly placing it among the longest running on the web.

Thanks db, for helping us all have more fun.
Probablement un mystérieux Français vous ajoutera à la Liste de Crédits ainsi.

[db312]

Thank you so much John !!!

GPLlinks was the first page I found long long time ago... and gave me all the opportunities to discover everything about GPL...

So, it's an honor to be in "a page... it among the longest running on the web." ...And if I can help, don't hesitate to contact me John !

Curieux de découvrir ce mystérieux français... ... Et il ne me semble pas mériter d'être crédité car je ne suis qu'un assembleur... pas un créateur

Thank you to support me as you do, and long life to GPLlinks !!! Olé !!!

Denis

[John Woods]

db312, on Oct 22 2016 - 10:22 AM, said:

Curieux de découvrir ce mystérieux français... ... Et il ne me semble pas mériter d'être crédité car je ne suis qu'un assembleur... pas un créateur
Denis

Well, maybe just keep it up and overwhelm us with lots of stuff.


Don't think there is a set of firm criteria for making the Credits List.
Maybe significant and/or sustained contribution to Grand Prix Legends?
Just do what you do and have fun and others will surely appreciate it as much as we have already.

[db312]

"...Well, maybe just keep it up and overwhelm us with lots of stuff...."

Well... For the moment I'm fighting to have a "clean" installation of GPL (I never been able, even following with a military spirit all the instructions, to use the 67Patch...) and try to learn the patience... ...
In addition, being particularly "suspended" in the real life... I need to find quickly a more stable situation... After that I hope come back with some others tracks... which are quiet finished since months... Grrrr...

Thank you for all John

[PHI52]

Good Job Tanks

[tjc]

Many thanks db312.

[db312]

I finally decided three years later to remove the white spots on the top of the steering wheel.  

Better late than never...

Have a look here : https://srmz.racesimcentral.net/inde...65

[Remy]

I like the new version Denis, well done

[db312]

Here I am again for an ultimate version of the Ferrari steering wheel... Have a look here : https://srmz.racesimcentral.net/inde...65

[gliebzeit]

Beautiful Ferrari steering wheel, Denis!!!
This one surely tops all others.
Thank you.

[leon_90]

Nice work Denis
If I may, I would suggest taking a peek inside this thread that has valuable reference https://srmz.racesimcentral.net/inde...opic=10531&st=0

The version you've made of the Ferrari steering wheel is pretty accurate, although it has some minor inaccuracies:

- the badge should be of a brighter, flatter yellow, like the one I've done for my historically accurate Ferrari 312/67 cockpit; that orange version you have is a remnant of an old cockpit made by Roman (Sky) for the 312/69 that was incorrect though in the choice of colours

- the nuts should be brighter, of a more simple and natural metallic colour

- sometimes the badge was slightly rotated, sometimes it was recessed into the steering wheel column, other times it was flat and up-right like in your version; check from the pictures to be sure you've nailed the version you are trying to depict