SouthwestinAZ1
BNSF Peavine Foamer
any possibility on getting a reskin kit for the Diffco I see plenty of those down here in Phoenix they just are never in SP colors...unfortunately
that f45 looks amazing I do wish it was a f40-c though
GMax and 3DSMax (And any other modeling program) screenies/renders
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that f45 looks amazing I do wish it was a f40-c though
TheRichMan
Meh-Tra
A few new things I've started on to break up pulling my hair out over the SP1 issues with my older content...
SPMW Diffco ballast car.
And....
Santa Fe F45.
The ballast car is actually in game now, but I need to finish the LOD models and work on a few things before it's ready for beta testing. The F45 is waaaaaay far off.
Oh, and my SP SD9 is in game now and functional. So progress has been made there too.
Regards,
MSP
Also a possible F40c? :udrool:
If not, that's ok. But F45's are cool too
Santa Fe F45.
The F45 is waaaaaay far off.
Sweet!!! I will now wait patiently for the F45. One of my favorite locos. :mop:
Southern1581
Pineapple approved!
How about, Thank God, an AC6000CW! I had the beginnings of my own laid out, looks like I won't have to finish it now. Awesome model, can't wait to see it finished!WEEK 2, NO WATER. THIS IS THE END OF ME. :hehe:
But anyways, this has been being re-built from scratch for a while now so nobody get their hopes up on the old model.
simulatortrain
jointed freaking rails
Who's the builder of that coil car? I don't think I've ever seen one of that style with a fishbelly, but I'm sure it happened.
I'm not sure. I've got no plans. I'm doing it by eye from these.
http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/showPicture.aspx?id=996367
http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/showPicture.aspx?id=3307172
simulatortrain
jointed freaking rails
They look pretty similar to this DT&I car, which from what I'm seeing was built by Whitehead & Kales.
OK.... Thanks! I've found a few other "naked" pictures without the hoods on..... I've still got a few things in there I want to tweak too.
Just revisiting my old stuff..... I was pretty proud of my 42' corrugated mill gondola. It was my first creation that I made entirely on my own (except that brake wheel. I still can't do that kind of stuff!) It turned out pretty good!
I've learned a lot about 3ds Max since then, and I revisited it this afternoon and tweaked a lot of stuff that looked downright primitive. I never really felt it with the boxy side braces, and I fixed a few things that didn't quite line up right. I've also added the undercarriage (for the weird people that really need to see that sort of thing). Remapping it is in the works too. Expect to see more of these guys after I finish the coil car.
I've learned a lot about 3ds Max since then, and I revisited it this afternoon and tweaked a lot of stuff that looked downright primitive. I never really felt it with the boxy side braces, and I fixed a few things that didn't quite line up right. I've also added the undercarriage (for the weird people that really need to see that sort of thing). Remapping it is in the works too. Expect to see more of these guys after I finish the coil car.
WIP: Stationary Steam Boiler (huge pictures)
Hello!
Actually I 'only' wanted to make a tutorial ( http://forums.auran.com/trainz/blog.php?176616-Mick-s-Workshop ) about projection rendering, but the further the work on this tutorial goes on, the more I like the model itself. It is a stationary steam boiler, like it was used in many smaller factories around 100-150 years ago.
But see for yourself:
Mick!
Hello!
Actually I 'only' wanted to make a tutorial ( http://forums.auran.com/trainz/blog.php?176616-Mick-s-Workshop ) about projection rendering, but the further the work on this tutorial goes on, the more I like the model itself. It is a stationary steam boiler, like it was used in many smaller factories around 100-150 years ago.
But see for yourself:
Mick!
AWESOME boiler, Mick! And I haven't had a chance to read it yet, but I went to look at your tutorial: Very detailed, and I have been wanting to learn about projection mapping. Can't wait to try some of this out! Thanks!
TweetsieDude
Back Woods Narrow Gauge
Nice Victorian era locomotive. I love the 19th century, and their locomotives.
This locomotive isn't from the 19th century, but it's 17 years off.
Rock On!
~Dusten
This locomotive isn't from the 19th century, but it's 17 years off.
Rock On!
~Dusten
slave-driver
Sacramento Nothern Lives
Bill