GMax and 3DSMax (And any other modeling program) screenies/renders
- Thread starter Mr.Kamikaze
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Still have to adjust the banner on the sides. But other than those. The tenders done. Now onto the engine.
Saturnr, that was the paint job used from the 1980s until the restoration was finished in 2010
trainman7616
Western Maryland Addict
Still have some work to do and some parts to apply.
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MeowRailroad
CKRail
Now that is a really cool looking loco. I can't decide wether I like or dislike those really old fashioned locos. Anywho, they still look awesome.
Congratulation Trainman7616, you are on the good way for this little star. Finally someone get interested in this locomotive Hourray ! I've been tracking the #3 for years and if I may suggest a couple of mod, I would say both dome have a rounder top but the main improvement would be the cab which is particular and different from here.
Hope this helps,
Cheers!
Rail4Pete
trainman7616
Western Maryland Addict
This model is actually Ben Neal's 30in 4-6-0 that has been reworked into Standard Gauge. Still have lots of things to do on it. Including many different skins.
trainman7616
Western Maryland Addict
Still have some parts to texture, and some textures to brighten a bit but not much since trainz brightens them anyway.
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trainman7616
Western Maryland Addict
Very nice looking building there Mick
Chance, you must do something about the bell on the #3. It looks somewhat ridiculous. Other than that the model is completely livable, although you forgot to take the wood cab off as well. Looking forward to it, maybe when you're done I can give it some accompaniment.
I, meanwhile, dig BR lined black:
I need to check if these things lasted long enough even to receive the early crest... It's such a pity none were preserved, this is a gorgeous design.
Looking forward to it, maybe when you're done I can give it some accompaniment.I, meanwhile, dig BR lined black:
I need to check if these things lasted long enough even to receive the early crest...
It's such a pity none were preserved, this is a gorgeous design.Looking great Mick! Fantastic job!