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If only painting were a simple process lol. I'm currently in the process of painting up a Chessie System SD50. It all depends on if a blank exists for those Alcos. If one does exist, then painting it should be easy, just apply liberal use of the colorify tool using the selection box to put the colors where you want them to go (I'm assuming you use gimp as I do, not sure what kind of tools Photoshop uses). If a blank does not exist, that means that you have the fun job of making one yourself, which is honestly a long painful process, in which you must redraw every door and box and hinge in a grey-scale so that paint wil actually apply properly, then use the steps mentioned above. Hope that helps!
I hope to finish it and dump it on the DLS soon. "Finish" as in "well... it aint that terrible".can't wait to see what you do with it.
"Finish" as in "well... it aint that terrible".
The only dumb questions are questions you do not ask.Dumb Dumb question.
Let me add another screenshot of that module to this post:
Notice the shadow station "hidden" in the tunnel.
Thank you .Nice looking model railroad there, Oknotsen!
:hehe: I like it.Basically my entire approach to trainz as a whole in a nutshell.
After just reading the now-defunct "Searching for Locomotives" thread, I saw your post here and just about lost it!...Next I suggest you just go download a few and "steal" idea's. Good luck!
Well, in that case... lets add another screenshot showing them .I don't think I've ever seen circular fields in Trainz. That's pretty cool.