Some of the Auto Numbering systems can handle names as well, as it's very common for engines to be named as well as numbered in the UK. If I were Ryan, I'd just use one of those.
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Some of the Auto Numbering systems can handle names as well, as it's very common for engines to be named as well as numbered in the UK. If I were Ryan, I'd just use one of those.
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Hello All,
Just clearing out old Gmax projects from my old laptop, so I finally got inspired recently after reading through my copy of ARHS Qld - Look Out For Trains 5; Landers by Andrew West to complete my M series 'Lander' carriage stock, and to include with the pack; QR English Electric 1200 class. Enjoy.
Regards,
M.Gitsham
Just clearing out old Gmax projects from my old laptop, so I finally got inspired recently after reading through my copy of ARHS Qld - Look Out For Trains 5; Landers by Andrew West to complete my M series 'Lander' carriage stock, and to include with the pack; QR English Electric 1200 class. Enjoy.
Regards,
M.Gitsham
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Robert Stephenson & Hawthorns. So it's safe to assume the North East. 
Hello All,
@LNER; that locomotive looks rather nice.
Thank you for the kind words Saturnr; the Sunlander was part of the Queensland landscape for over 61 years before she was retired this year. The M series carriage that I am building were also retired from service, including the sleepers and diners but the Inlander and Westlander still continue using the sitter carriages, baggage cars and luggage vans. Here is a picture if allowed of her in the early glory days of the affectionately dubbed 'Great White Train' -
Yarwun, near Gladstone: Up Sunlander hauled by 1460 class Dynamic Brake Unit 1470.
28 October 1966.
Anyways, here is further progress on the Q.R NG English Electric 1200 class. Fix the mesh, added a few details, now added the cab interior using the 1200 class manual which contains rather nice diagrams and pictures of the class.
Regards,
M.Gitsham
@LNER; that locomotive looks rather nice.
Thank you for the kind words Saturnr; the Sunlander was part of the Queensland landscape for over 61 years before she was retired this year. The M series carriage that I am building were also retired from service, including the sleepers and diners but the Inlander and Westlander still continue using the sitter carriages, baggage cars and luggage vans. Here is a picture if allowed of her in the early glory days of the affectionately dubbed 'Great White Train' -
Yarwun, near Gladstone: Up Sunlander hauled by 1460 class Dynamic Brake Unit 1470.
28 October 1966.
Anyways, here is further progress on the Q.R NG English Electric 1200 class. Fix the mesh, added a few details, now added the cab interior using the 1200 class manual which contains rather nice diagrams and pictures of the class.
Regards,
M.Gitsham
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Only got door details and more pipes to go with this, I didn't build the louvres to high detail though.
When finished these will feature animated doors, extremely low detail interior, animated load compensating lever, VSX/VLEX types will be in BG/SG (some made it as far as Western Australia from 1978/79, in 1993 three where destroyed in WA), VSF/VLEY types will be BG only, VLNX/RLNX types will be SG only (News Print Traffic between Vic and NSW), in 2003 Freight Australia recoded some to VLRX (Rice Traffic), most of these wagons where scrapped under Pacific National in 2010.
http://www.pjv101.net/cd/pages/c299v02.htm
Cheers.
When finished these will feature animated doors, extremely low detail interior, animated load compensating lever, VSX/VLEX types will be in BG/SG (some made it as far as Western Australia from 1978/79, in 1993 three where destroyed in WA), VSF/VLEY types will be BG only, VLNX/RLNX types will be SG only (News Print Traffic between Vic and NSW), in 2003 Freight Australia recoded some to VLRX (Rice Traffic), most of these wagons where scrapped under Pacific National in 2010.
http://www.pjv101.net/cd/pages/c299v02.htm
Cheers.
