JoesDragon
New Member
Who was the artist who painted the startup page
it is great
is there a way I can see the whole page and study it
it is great
is there a way I can see the whole page and study it
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Just An Observer
Well-Known Member
That train station and the trains are magnificent. The RL world is fugly these days. Who would have thought there would be so little style in the 21st century?
Sharmon the Impaler
Well-Known Member
A horse drawn carriage going past a Victorian home lit up by the incandescent street lamps will never be seen live again. Everything was about style back then.
Just An Observer
Well-Known Member
1967 was a very nice year for style in US Big Three cars. Hard to find a bad looking one in the bunch!
Look at a mall parking lot today and it is hard to even figure out what make and model you are seeing.
Godly Luke
Well-Known Member
You gotta find an open mall first. Malls are a dying breed of the 20th century, all the consoomers mostly shop online these days.
Just An Observer
Well-Known Member
Fair point. Substitute "Grocery Store" for Mall
Sharmon the Impaler
Well-Known Member
My first real car was a green 1969 Pontiac Judge GTO , tell me about it. I paid $17K for it with on 31.5K on the odometer and it was a masterpiece of a car. 17K won't even get you a junker now.
BpTexas
Member
There are trains very similar to that. look for luxury trains
WillyTwoShoes
Well-Known Member
Not to be the one to rain on everyone's nostalgia parade but those old train stations never looked that way. They were patently dirty places that collected a lot of soot from the coal/steam driven locomotives. First class accommodations were certainly nice (they always have been in any age) but shining floors and gleaming engines are a figment of the artists imagination.
Regarding the comments on the 69 goat - I don't know that it was a "masterpiece" of a car but it was certainly a engineering masterpiece of a automobile wrapped around a big block engine.
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Regarding the comments on the 69 goat - I don't know that it was a "masterpiece" of a car but it was certainly a engineering masterpiece of a automobile wrapped around a big block engine.
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