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Ruach by Wint
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NIR_PitBull
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I must say...
Wint, being a newly found Christian and seeing so much scripture in the readme, it shows me that God is everywhere 
Oh yeah, nice track ;)
Oh yeah, nice track ;)
Eight Cylinders of Fury.
Thanks guys!
Yes Charles, you'll have to check it out some time, along with it's sister that will be arriving shortly, considering they are both very short tracks. *wink*
Scatter, thanks for the kind word about the readme, and for taking the time to read it. I appreciate it.
BowtieBandit, it's great to read what you wrote! Hey, please check out my Wake Up! track and readme if you haven't, it's a better track of course, but I think you might appreciate what's in the second half of the readme.
General note: I'd been wanting to post some long delayed reviews before posting any new tracks myself, but I've been struggling to get anything done...
Yes Charles, you'll have to check it out some time, along with it's sister that will be arriving shortly, considering they are both very short tracks. *wink*
Scatter, thanks for the kind word about the readme, and for taking the time to read it. I appreciate it.
BowtieBandit, it's great to read what you wrote! Hey, please check out my Wake Up! track and readme if you haven't, it's a better track of course, but I think you might appreciate what's in the second half of the readme.
General note: I'd been wanting to post some long delayed reviews before posting any new tracks myself, but I've been struggling to get anything done...
We sure screwed it by waiting so long to comment on this track. 
This one worth more than a it look great Wint, It's another one of those piece of art where all level of drivers can enjoy not only a cool scenery but the layout is also great for racing. Wint always put serious emphasis on details so every seam is smooth and no object anywhere are going to grab you while driving 3 feet away from it. The layout is such that it can easily be race with a good group of drivers and offer many good thecnical option for bypass maneuvers. Being a short type circuit around 30 to 35 seconds per lap, Ruach will bring some exitement from start to finish.
2 thumbs up To Wint.
A replay is available on Team SLO's hall of fame
This one worth more than a it look great Wint, It's another one of those piece of art where all level of drivers can enjoy not only a cool scenery but the layout is also great for racing. Wint always put serious emphasis on details so every seam is smooth and no object anywhere are going to grab you while driving 3 feet away from it. The layout is such that it can easily be race with a good group of drivers and offer many good thecnical option for bypass maneuvers. Being a short type circuit around 30 to 35 seconds per lap, Ruach will bring some exitement from start to finish. 2 thumbs up To Wint.
A replay is available on Team SLO's hall of fame
Thank you very much Jumper.
However, I think the track received plenty of attention in the topic devoted to it's sister track - Rhubarb (Copey's review over there was a two-in-one), not to mention that ShadowPrincess kindly ran the pair in a tournament as well. Ruach came first, and Rhubarb may have gotten more attention, but I'm pleased and thankful that both were well received. And, I'd like to credit Drive2Survive once again for the all important wind turbines surrounding this track (not visible in the screen shots), which I plucked from his one and only track: Silverrim Raceway.
p.s.
And, umm... speaking of scripture: http://mtm2.com/~bbs/messages/17048.html
However, I think the track received plenty of attention in the topic devoted to it's sister track - Rhubarb (Copey's review over there was a two-in-one), not to mention that ShadowPrincess kindly ran the pair in a tournament as well. Ruach came first, and Rhubarb may have gotten more attention, but I'm pleased and thankful that both were well received. And, I'd like to credit Drive2Survive once again for the all important wind turbines surrounding this track (not visible in the screen shots), which I plucked from his one and only track: Silverrim Raceway.
p.s.
And, umm... speaking of scripture: http://mtm2.com/~bbs/messages/17048.html