RBR Stage - Comb - Sector One Preview


Welcome to the latest update on my Comb rally stage for RBR. This 9.1km stage is based on a real stage in the English Lake District that was used on the RAC rally from the 1960s to the 1990s and is still currently used for national rally events.

Currently the bulk of the work at the moment is concentrated on placing the many objects along the route including fences, rocks, walls and 1000s of trees.

Video preview below gives an idea of the fast and flowing first sector as you head up the valley before reaching the start of sector 2 where the stage heads deep into Whinlatter Forest.

Work still to do includes: more large objects, object shading and lighting integration, weather and lighting, fans and spectators and all small vegetation.

Check out my post here if you would like to find out how to be included as a spectator in the final version.

Until next time, thanks everyone for your support!



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