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Screenshot of the Week: 2/5 to 2/12 (Warning: potential for very large shots)
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Maxgenesis8
An SD45 in disguise
Thanks, it's one from my fictional route that I'm working on. There's more to see in my signature if you'd like to see more.
TheWaluigiKing
Trainz Ninja
Something like this
http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=88915&nseq=34
http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=88915&nseq=34
qassaquyangli
The Flying Cloud
Like Beautifully powerful looking locomotives that look all beefed up... Like what Jaxon posted
Stevo
TheWaluigiKing
Trainz Ninja
I saw that steve you cheeky little bugger. there are other locos you can pick on like this one http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_a8jNYU8tNX4/TLDVWRiLmMI/AAAAAAAAANA/k6iSo7L1opI/s1600/Ja1211fs.jpg
I saw that steve you cheeky little bugger. there are other locos you can pick on like this one http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_a8jNYU8tNX4/TLDVWRiLmMI/AAAAAAAAANA/k6iSo7L1opI/s1600/Ja1211fs.jpg
I have no idea what you mean... also, I'd know that locomotive anywhere! its an NZR streamlined loco (42in) can't remember the class though
It looks beautiful! Stevo
TheWaluigiKing
Trainz Ninja
Yes i'd like to see it in Trainz
Dare i say it... it looks a bit like a C38 oh and the engine is a Ja class
No more 3801 jokes make fun of 3813 instead after all 3813 has been in pieces since 1974
Dare i say it... it looks a bit like a C38 oh and the engine is a Ja class
No more 3801 jokes make fun of 3813 instead after all 3813 has been in pieces since 1974
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No, This is a JA class http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5053/5452378890_afd53f6352_z.jpg
...or maybe they both are...
Cheers
Stevo
Timothetoolman
L.O.V.E.M.U.F.F.I.N
You guys are close... You'll find that the streamliner is actually a J, very much like Ja's, but with the bullet-style streamlining. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NZR_J_class_(1939)
Tim
Retro00064
New member
Great shots, all! :Y: When I said "keep 'em coming!", I sure got results: 37 submissions this week so far! I'll close submissions tomorrow; I was out for much of today. Submissions will stay open until I close them tomorrow.
Stevo, I think your shots are great. The foliage in your shots is well done. Your submission this week is nice with the weathering turned down, but still enough to give the impression of an old photo. Perhaps sometime you could experiment with adding a very slight blur to the screenshot before adding the weathering, or converting the screenshot to grayscale/black and white, either with or without sepia toning. Just some ideas for further "old photo" image manipulations.
I get the impression from your shots that their setting is out in the forest. If so, then perhaps you could plant some background forest, adding extra baseboard(s) if necessary to accomidate the extra trees. Currently it does not look like there is much of any background forest to the sides of the track, so perhaps if you add such forest, it would look really nice. Just a friendly suggestion.
That's a great shot that would look better if those billboard trees didn't look so bad. You appear to be using TS12; perhaps you could try turning down the antialiasing setting to the minimum (2, I believe), if it is not already set to the minimum, to see if that would improve the look of those trees? Just a thought.
Regards,
Zachary.
Stevo, I think your shots are great. The foliage in your shots is well done. Your submission this week is nice with the weathering turned down, but still enough to give the impression of an old photo. Perhaps sometime you could experiment with adding a very slight blur to the screenshot before adding the weathering, or converting the screenshot to grayscale/black and white, either with or without sepia toning. Just some ideas for further "old photo" image manipulations.
I get the impression from your shots that their setting is out in the forest. If so, then perhaps you could plant some background forest, adding extra baseboard(s) if necessary to accomidate the extra trees. Currently it does not look like there is much of any background forest to the sides of the track, so perhaps if you add such forest, it would look really nice. Just a friendly suggestion.
That's a great shot that would look better if those billboard trees didn't look so bad. You appear to be using TS12; perhaps you could try turning down the antialiasing setting to the minimum (2, I believe), if it is not already set to the minimum, to see if that would improve the look of those trees? Just a thought.
Regards,
Zachary.
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I get the impression from your shots that their setting is out in the forest. If so, then perhaps you could plant some background forest, adding extra baseboard(s) if necessary to accomidate the extra trees. Currently it does not look like there is much of any background forest to the sides of the track, so perhaps if you add such forest, it would look really nice. Just a friendly suggestion.
It ain't my route so...
That's a great shot that would look better if those billboard trees didn't look so bad. You appear to be using TS12; perhaps you could try turning down the antialiasing setting to the minimum (2, I believe), if it is not already set to the minimum, to see if that would improve the look of those trees? Just a thought.
Regards,
Zachary.
Awesome. I turned down the antialiasing to 2 and the trees are back to normal again.
You're a genius mate. Allow me to re-submit (with my fixed trees
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