What do we see to the left of "Fedora Man on the Island" in the Wiegman clip?

[James Hackerott]

Correction. This is never easy. While attempting to make a 3D version of my 2D texture map version of the Bonneville i found that I accidentally used a car length of about 18.5' rather than the true 17.5' value. When corrected that will compress the previous model by about 5%. Keeping the nose of the car at the same location the tail will appear shortened about 11". Sorry friends

James

[Royell Storing]

Correction. This is never easy. While attempting to make a 3D version of my 2D texture map version of the Bonneville i found that I accidentally used a car length of about 18.5' rather than the true 17.5' value. When corrected that will compress the previous model by about 5%. Keeping the nose of the car at the same location the tail will appear shortened about 11". Sorry friends

James

    Just like I said.

[Tom Graves]

Just like I said.

Dear Sonderführer Storing,

You said something was off by eleven inches?

-- Tom

[Royell Storing]

  With respect to the Hackrotte "visual aids", they were wrong on: (1) Lego Fedora Man, (2) Lego shadows on the Island, (3) Huge Gates "shadows" revealing them to be open when Euins went by them on the Harkness 3 wheel motorcycle. That is not a good track record. Like I said, "your call".
  You need to be specific. When you say "post", I do not know which specific "post" you are referencing.
  If you don't want to find a good copy of the Towner Film and check out the position of Fedora Man, that's another "your call". Failure to carefully examine that which is in plain sight is exactly why this case remains unsolved after 62+ years.   
   

   Retention and compression issues made obvious once again.