NJT ALP-46 bogeys are too wide.

[JJJAYJAY]

I got the NJT ALP-46 in TS12 and the bogeys are very wide. In fact they look too wide for the normal gauged tracks. Are there any other versions of the ALP-46 that have well fitting bogeys or am I able to at least like replace the wide bogeys with something else??????

Photos:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/wc2CC8FriyxP7U7W9
https://photos.app.goo.gl/MpeqWn2ZYUoksvH5A
https://photos.app.goo.gl/WXT9ZNVxg16ihmbZ7

 

[jd_james]

The ALP-46 is basicly an american version of the Bombardier Traxx platform. You could use Traxx trucks and modifiy the hight so that they work with this mesh. Here is what it looks like. Look for kuid:-2:103171. Here is what it looks like.

 

[JJJAYJAY]

The ALP-46 is basicly an american version of the Bombardier Traxx platform. You could use Traxx trucks and modifiy the hight so that they work with this mesh. Here is what it looks like. Look for kuid:-2:103171. Here is what it looks like.

What height level should I modify them to????

 

[jd_james]

You can modify the Z axis of bog0 and bog1 with im editor Don't remember the exact number. But trial and error until you achieve a desired result.

 

[Richarde57]

Looks like those bogies are 1668mm wide...?

Many trainzers may not know it, but the normal network of railway lines in Spain is different from the rest of the European Union.
In Spain and Portugal or the Iberian Peninsula, the trains run on an Iberian broad gauge of 1668 mm, with the exception of the AVE high-speed lines, which run on a standard gauge.
In the Netherlands, Belgium and other EU countries the track gauge is usually 1435 mm.

When downloading trains from Spanish or Portugese sites they use 1668mm and this is too wide for 'our normal tracks'.