90 percent for the four piper DD
reworking the guns on the s-boats, and now a better torpedo too. then released.
type viiC just needs textured, textures made
xxi made skin made,, need to skin
xxiii 99 percent,, rebuilding her scopes and snorkle, and revamping torpedo system.
many other little ideas working on,, all involving the sea, 1900 to 1950
and two small river paddlers, trying to figure out how to keep the paddles in the house on a tight turn.
what this thread for many naval projects from us! we are jsut forming up and getting into swing!!
Hi Mike,
Good to read the paddle-steamers are still being worked on....
Just a possibly-stupid suggestion from a dumbecile....
What if you used just two bogeys;
___one dead-center of the paddlewheel's drive-shaft.
___one immediately behind that, but as close as possible (ie minimal distance between bogey centers)?
In real-life those vessels literally 'turn on a dime'.
My original suggestion you may recall, was to have the rudder attached as a 'tender'.
That way, the rudder would follow the course of the vessel
(or is it, the vessel would go where the rudder directed it!).....
Another suggestion:-
Can you make the paddlewheels' bogey 'fixed', ie no swivel action at all?.
If you can achieve that, then the second (swivelling) bogey could be at the attachment point of the rudder!??.......
Now about the excellent work going on here....
Congratulations to each of you, for once more broadening the enjoyment of Trainz.
Thank you for your team-work, generosity, hard-workings & sense.
Both humorous & common.
Looking for'ard towards the horizon-of-hope....the day/s when all these wonderful PC-exempt eye-Thames become available.
Cheers ("Yo-ho-ho-&-a-bottle-of-cola")....HAH!!! ..See, I didn't use "K" & "E"...
...it is now Rapidly turning into a Generic Gibraltar 
