CP 2816 in Trainz

Status
Not open for further replies.
as a matter of fact I fixed the bogies for the 2925, by simply removing the mesh animate thingy. I suggest you make you own though.
Well, OK. This will be tough.

2fef50730fcb8033c0ed0cb0bcb74281.jpg


Anyways, here's the walkway I'm redoing. How does the numberboard spot look? Plus, how do you do auto-running numbers on locomotives?
 
the only thing I suggest is to fix the middle's sudden becoming lower


PS. Im having problems uploading pictures so download it so you can see what I mean
:)

also make the number boards area a Tad bigger and rounder on the corners
 
Last edited:
You definitely seem to be taking a mouthful of projects just for someone who's starting to model. I build routes I never finish because I find them frustrating and I just don't have the time for it, at one time I wanted to model locomotives in Gmax as well, but the lack of tutorials and other interests drove me away from it. I just think that people are jumping all over you as a warning that doing more things like this may get you a bad rep.

I made the same mistake too. I wanted to publish a route when I literally first started on it, and some other experienced user told me that I should probably anounce it when it is more than halfway done. I actually went off on him, as I take warnings a bit too seriously (this is when I was 11 btw, yes, eleven).

I would like to see the end result of your project after some time, but if I were you, I would probably give yourself a bit more time. As you seem to be straining yourself on a task that normally takes weeks, sometimes months depending on the amount of time dedicated to it. Just my cup of tea.
 
You definitely seem to be taking a mouthful of projects just for someone who's starting to model. I build routes I never finish because I find them frustrating and I just don't have the time for it, at one time I wanted to model locomotives in Gmax as well, but the lack of tutorials and other interests drove me away from it. I just think that people are jumping all over you as a warning that doing more things like this may get you a bad rep.

I made the same mistake too. I wanted to publish a route when I literally first started on it, and some other experienced user told me that I should probably anounce it when it is more than halfway done. I actually went off on him, as I take warnings a bit too seriously (this is when I was 11 btw, yes, eleven).

I would like to see the end result of your project after some time, but if I were you, I would probably give yourself a bit more time. As you seem to be straining yourself on a task that normally takes weeks, sometimes months depending on the amount of time dedicated to it. Just my cup of tea.
A great bit of advice.
 
Last edited:
Content creation ain't an easy task. It takes time to build complicated models. The TAF models I build, although simpler then the real life counter parts, are sill quite complicated, and take lots of time learning said modeling program, to achieve the best looking model. No content creator ever places a release date on the model unless they are certain that their model will be able to be released on said date. That being said, take your time, and learn the modeling process.
 
New Person loving this thread

FYI, y'all,

I'm just gonna build the boiler. I'll use bdneal's CPR H1d bogeys.
I am new to the forums, I love the progress here, I was so happy when I stumbled into this thread, just wondering if you are using the bogeys from the other Royal Hudson, won't you still have to build the cabin and the cylinders? Love this progress, my favourite Canadian steamer here.
 
For the frame:

You notice that for USLW's CN 3254 has a big block as the wheel frame?

Well that's how my frame will be (Just to make it easy).
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back
Top