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**masaredera** · 12-29-2011, 01:14 PM

Some more that I've made.

I was attempting to find the old Wellington Dam stage in Western Australia, but when I couldn't do that, I decided to try and find somewhere that I could create something similar. Somehow, I ended up in New York, and made this, New Croton East, which was quickly followed by another, New Croton West (they were originally one stage, but it was over 50km long, and even though Rally Argentina will see a 66km stage next year, I though it was a bit much). I like the roads for the New Croton stages because the hug both the terrain and the waterfront, even if they're both tarmac - but I think the WRC needs more tarmac rallies. Not as many as the IRC, of course, but maybe one or two more.

And finally, I made this stage, Pembroke, from some of the most notorious roads near my old home town. Most of the roads here get very little use, and so are in horrible condition: rather than dig the road up and resurface it properly, the council has been content to simply patch it up as needed. This has gone on for so long that some sections, particularly along Rolands Plains Road, are a patchwork of surfaces that feel like Belgian cobblestones.

12-29-2011, 01:14 PM	#7
masaredera Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 505 Senior Member	Some more that I've made. I was attempting to find the old Wellington Dam stage in Western Australia, but when I couldn't do that, I decided to try and find somewhere that I could create something similar. Somehow, I ended up in New York, and made this, New Croton East, which was quickly followed by another, New Croton West (they were originally one stage, but it was over 50km long, and even though Rally Argentina will see a 66km stage next year, I though it was a bit much). I like the roads for the New Croton stages because the hug both the terrain and the waterfront, even if they're both tarmac - but I think the WRC needs more tarmac rallies. Not as many as the IRC, of course, but maybe one or two more. And finally, I made this stage, Pembroke, from some of the most notorious roads near my old home town. Most of the roads here get very little use, and so are in horrible condition: rather than dig the road up and resurface it properly, the council has been content to simply patch it up as needed. This has gone on for so long that some sections, particularly along Rolands Plains Road, are a patchwork of surfaces that feel like Belgian cobblestones.
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