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| Stromeon |
Posted on 05-11-2014 17:09
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Beautiful work once again - the Stelvio in particular is gorgeous 
A very hard stage to have, especially so early on in the race - although you seem to have both the Gavia and the Stelvio as Cima Coppi climbs on the profile?
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| MARSUPILAMI |
Posted on 05-11-2014 17:46
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I have seen the first post and your work seems amazing!
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| Leon40 |
Posted on 05-11-2014 19:14
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Yes, Stelvio is the Cima Coppi climbs.
I created a Tour de France and a Vuelta with very original mountain stages.
But, for this Giro, I really wanted to do some great Italian legend climbs.
So to be original, it's the configuration of the Giro with the layout of the mountain stages that is special. We will not finish by the Dolomites...
Also, I didn't want this Giro will be decided in the last week as this year in reality. All 3 weeks will be important !
So, don't worry, there will be nice and big steps to end. A spectacular finish!  |
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| Selwink |
Posted on 06-11-2014 09:31
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I think Stromeon meant the fact that both the Gavia and Stelvio are .HC, while in RL only 1 climb in the Giro gets HC, the Cima Coppi.
Your screens are excellent and your stages seem highly detailed. I'll certainly enjoy this variant when it's done.
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| Leon40 |
Posted on 06-11-2014 17:10
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Thank you, I also saw your Giro and is complementary to mine because the course is actually quite different.
For the Cima Coppi, we had a debate in the French community on PCM France. I asked if they preferred one HC, the Cima Coppi, or more HC because there are many very difficult passes. This is the second possibility was chosen.
You can see my work in more detail on PCM France here:
https://pcmfrance.com/forum/viewtopic....amp;t=2343 |
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| matt17br |
Posted on 06-11-2014 17:13
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toto40 wrote:
Thank you, I also saw your Giro and is complementary to mine because the course is actually quite different.
For the Cima Coppi, we had a debate in the French community on PCM France. I asked if they preferred one HC, the Cima Coppi, or more HC because there are many very difficult passes. This is the second possibility was chosen.
You can see my work in more detail on PCM France here:
https://pcmfrance.com/forum/viewtopic....amp;t=2343
Yeah, but in RL we only have a HC, the Cima Coppi
And yeah, we have a lot of difficult passes in RL as well
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| Leon40 |
Posted on 08-11-2014 08:09
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Stage 9 : Bormio - Bergamo (160 km)
FirstWeek
Spoiler Départ de Bormio (1221 m)
Grosio et le début de l'ascension du Mortirolo
Passo del Mortirolo (1852 m)
Costa Volpino et Lovere (sprint intermédiaire à 193 m) sur le Lac d'Iseo
Lac d'Endine
Colle Gallo (763 m)
En approche de Bergamo
Bergamo, la ville basse
L'arrivée en faux-plat montant dans la ville haute de Bergamo à 365 m
Edited by Leon40 on 08-11-2014 08:09
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| sutty68 |
Posted on 08-11-2014 14:22
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Some nice looking screens on show here |
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| aidanvn13 |
Posted on 08-11-2014 15:06
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Wow, I was looking over the screens of stage 6 because I saw it finished in Venezia. I went there on a school tour in July. I must say, you made an extremely accurate city in a PCM stage. It looks beautiful! Well done 
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| Leon40 |
Posted on 08-11-2014 18:09
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Thank you guys, I'm doing my best |
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| Leon40 |
Posted on 09-11-2014 19:59
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Stage 10 : Treviglio - Torino (211 km)
Spoiler Treviglio
Départ à 130 m face au Santuario Madonna delle Lacrime et au parc
La vallée du Pô, Crescentino (157 m) où lieu le sprint intermédiaire et le campanile de Grisante à droite
Castiglione Torinese, San Mauro Torinese juste derrière, la Basilique de Superga à gauche et Turin à droite
Début de la montée vers Superga
Superga (625 m)
Pino Torinese (520 m) et Chieri en arrière-plan
Fin de la descente, franchissement du Pô et entrée dans Turin
Le finish sur l'immense avenue Regina Margherita
Arrivée à Torino (245 m)
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| sutty68 |
Posted on 10-11-2014 09:51
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I am just totally in awe at the detail you put in to your towns and cities, Great absolutely Great |
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| Leon40 |
Posted on 10-11-2014 18:11
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Thank you, it's always pleasant to have that kind of comment 
For all major cities that I cross, I search in Internet for its architectural features.
And when it is an start or a finish city, I try to be as close to the most spectacular places.
I travel a bit with my Stage Editor. And maybe next summer I would go to Croatia through Italy. It made me want |
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| MARSUPILAMI |
Posted on 10-11-2014 18:13
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I agree with Sutty, great work toto40!
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| Leon40 |
Posted on 11-11-2014 19:07
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Stage 11 : Rivoli - Sauze d'Oulx (116 km)
Spoiler Départ de Rivoli (350 m)
Vallée de la Doire Ripaire, Avigliana et l' abbaye de Saint-Michel-de-la-Cluse sur le promontoire rocheux
Le sprint intermédiaire à Bussoleno (439 m)
Susa et le début de l'ascension du Finestre à gauche
Colle delle Finestre (2178 m)
Colle del Sestriere (2033 m)
Cesana Torinese à gauche et San Sicario Alto à droite
Oulx dans la vallée et la station de Sauze d'Oulx à droite
Arrivée à Sauze d'Oulx (1521 m)
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| sutty68 |
Posted on 11-11-2014 23:18
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WOW just WOW |
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| Stromeon |
Posted on 15-11-2014 17:33
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Another excellent-looking stage - with the Finestre fairly early on in the stage combined with the short length of the stage, it's perfectly suited to a long range attack; good work!
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| Leon40 |
Posted on 23-11-2014 16:43
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Stage 12 : Briançon (Fra) - Borgo San Dalmazzo (207 km)
Même si elle n'arrive pas au sommet, cette étape est peut-être la plus difficile de ce Giro avec quatre cols de plus de 2000 mètres à gravir sur une distance d'à peine plus de 200 km.
Le départ est en France à Briançon au pied du Col d'Izoard avec lequel débute le calvaire des coureurs.
L'arrivée à Borgo San Dalmazzo est juste après le plus "facile" des cols de la journée et le moins connu : Madonna del Colletto.
Spoiler Briançon (1238 m) et ses nombreux forts environnants
Col d'Izoard (2361 m) avec le Refuge Napoléon au premier plan
Casse Déserte avec la Stèle Louison Bobet et Fausto Coppi
Colle dell'Agnello (2744 m)
Sprint intermédiaire à Sampeyre (965 m)
Colle di Sampeyre (2284 m)
Colle della Fauniera (2511 m) avec le monument à la gloire de Marco Pantani
Demonte juste avant la dernière ascension
Madonna del Colletto (1308 m)
Borgo San Dalmazzo (629 m)
Edited by Leon40 on 23-11-2014 16:47
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| sutty68 |
Posted on 23-11-2014 18:22
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You make these stages look so real |
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| Stromeon |
Posted on 24-11-2014 18:29
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This is one of, if not the best stages I have ever seen! Not only is it stupendously difficult but also so detailed. Did you manually modify the terrain in the Casse Deserte btw?
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