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You're looking too hard. It's on the download station somewhere, can't remember what to search off hand.
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You're looking too hard. It's on the download station somewhere, can't remember what to search off hand.
No. I believe it's Jointed Rail's Norfolk Southern C30-7. It's available as freeware on their website. Apparently he did some extra weathering to it.
knifeswitch1
Jointed Rail
Custom job Erik did on Ocemy's engine as Petrama says
norfolksouthern37
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No way man that paint job is seriously screwed up. I'd have never done that!
Edit: I didn't intend for that be be so harshly worded. I should have said the model isn't mine and does not reflect any NS (or NW) locomotive and the paint scheme does not conform to any NS scheme, but it still looks good in color and weathering. It is as good a stand in as any but is not the JR model. I am not perfect by any means and anyone can use whatever they like to fulfill the part they want. Each of us has their own guidelines to determine what is good enough.
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applegathc
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Lewiston City Module, a WIP.
applegathc
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Roadrailer UP ZMSMK, aka NS #125, heads into town with a former UP SD90MAC leading charge.
Well, having compared it to the C30-7 on JointedRail's website, it seems I was wrong. I just figured NS C30-7 = JointedRail NS C30-7. Obviously I should have paid more attention to the details before posting.
norfolksouthern37
what's a normal map?
Ahem - Sorry I didn't mean any offense if that was your work. It was late and I was tired. Your weathering and screens are perfection. I'll just be over here...
Well, no big deal Justin, and I am also sorry that I was a bit sarcastic.
But I have to admit that it is not one of my best painting jobs on that engine (as said Ocemys C36-7), it was one of my first US reskins I made, I think it was 5-6 years ago (or more) LOL
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Mick: Thanks for your kind words mate
.The slab car is Scotts work http://valleyrailservices.weebly.com/rolling-stock.html, I just "spilled" some paint on them LOL
.// Erik from Sweden
applegathc
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Public Belt morning transfer down the old NYC.
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knifeswitch1
Jointed Rail
Sweet stuff!!
conrail1225
New member
Is there a rough idea of a release date? It seems to be a very nice route.
Mick: Thanks for your kind words mate
The slab car is Scotts work http://valleyrailservices.weebly.com/rolling-stock.html, I just "spilled" some paint on them LOL
// Erik from Sweden
You made them look pretty rough, which is always a good thing! Great job, Erik!
applegathc
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Can't get that date to yas' at the moment, I'm afraid! Still in the rough WIP stages.
applegathc
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Public Belt transfers run around the clock, day and night.
First capture is transfer MKCO trudging through the rainy night in the neighbourhood of Bailiot, in East Lewiston.
The MKCO runs from the terminal of McKinley Yard to Commerce Yard on the NYC fifteen miles to the north east.
The next day, transfer ALSJ, Adeline Yard on the MoPac to South Jefferson Yard on the N&W,
is seen moving onto the N&W from the Public Belt/NYC mainline in the early afternoon hours.
The connector from the Belt to the N&W can be seen in the first shot spurring off to the left.
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ApproachMedium
Youtube dude
The Old Town Local slowly rolls into Old Town on my (constantly) WIP P&B inspired route.
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