GMax and 3DSMax (And any other modeling program) screenies/renders
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G'day yojimbo,
...even if it isn't finished, I "dips me lid"...
..as an interesting aside, I still can't believe that a whole two days passed (from 11:14 hours on Saturday morning until 13:36 hours on Monday afternoon - local time, of course) WITHOUT a single post being added to this forum...
Jerker {
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...even if it isn't finished, I "dips me lid"...
..as an interesting aside, I still can't believe that a whole two days passed (from 11:14 hours on Saturday morning until 13:36 hours on Monday afternoon - local time, of course) WITHOUT a single post being added to this forum...
Jerker {
}Maybe, just maybe, even Triainzers have a life beyond Trainz at this time of the year. Spend some time away from the screen and get reacquainted with some of the other residents in neighbourhood. There will be plenty of time for our simulated life later.G...a whole two days passed ... WITHOUT a single post being added to this forum...
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G'day yojimbo,
...are you sure that vehicle is officially designated as a "reefer"? From where I sit, it looks exactly like the same vehicle just painted white! Would not a "reefer", at least one as old as that one, have some form of openings (most likely on the roof) for the ice to be inserted, so that it could keep the contents cool (or did the DSB have some special, advanced technology that didn't require ice, about which I am not aware)?
Jerker {}
...are you sure that vehicle is officially designated as a "reefer"? From where I sit, it looks exactly like the same vehicle just painted white! Would not a "reefer", at least one as old as that one, have some form of openings (most likely on the roof) for the ice to be inserted, so that it could keep the contents cool (or did the DSB have some special, advanced technology that didn't require ice, about which I am not aware)?
Jerker {
}G'day yojimbo,
...are you sure that vehicle is officially designated as a "reefer"? From where I sit, it looks exactly like the same vehicle just painted white! Would not a "reefer", at least one as old as that one, have some form of openings (most likely on the roof) for the ice to be inserted, so that it could keep the contents cool (or did the DSB have some special, advanced technology that didn't require ice, about which I am not aware)?
Jerker {
It is indeed almost the same wagon, but still a reefer in the sense that the refrigiration - when needed - came from dry ice rather than ice or a compressor type reefer plant.
Older types of reefers indeed correspond to your description, but the IA series were made for margerine, butter, eggs and vegetables and the use of dry ice along with the white coating and extra vents was enough for the Danish routes. IAK was an offspring for meat (k = Kød = meat) with bars for meat hooks.
The insulated types for frozen goods had other litras and looked distinctly different.
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G'day yojimbo,
...you wrote...
..."...It is indeed almost the same wagon, ... ... insulated types for frozen goods had other litras and looked distinctly different...."...
...to which I respond...
..."fairy's muff" (fair enough), meaning that I accept your explanation...
...incidentally, it's all right to "forget the meat", so long as you don't forget the gravy:hehe:...
Jerker {}
...you wrote...
..."...It is indeed almost the same wagon, ... ... insulated types for frozen goods had other litras and looked distinctly different...."...
...to which I respond...
..."fairy's muff" (fair enough), meaning that I accept your explanation...
...incidentally, it's all right to "forget the meat", so long as you don't forget the gravy:hehe:...
Jerker {
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G'day matruck,
...that's excellent work, yet again, Mick...
...the ubiquitous D. C. P. M. (or Dual Control Point Machine), as they are known down here in the south. If it's of any use to you, I can provide you with a copy of genuine recordings of the noise of these things for both 'opening' and 'closing' of the points (which I was going to use on my own versions, for 'we' Victorians, when I got around to doing them)...
...tell you what! I'll do a deal with you, if you want the audio files. If you could possibly rework the model to make the attaching sleepers match S301's 80lb VR timber track, make the 'connection' to the point blades suitable for 5' 3" guage track AND recolour the wiring to make it black, I'll let you have the sound files without prejudice...
...by the way, I'm still trying to contact you via Skype to organise that little bit of 3DS Max instruction you requested...
Jerker {}
...that's excellent work, yet again, Mick...
...the ubiquitous D. C. P. M. (or Dual Control Point Machine), as they are known down here in the south. If it's of any use to you, I can provide you with a copy of genuine recordings of the noise of these things for both 'opening' and 'closing' of the points (which I was going to use on my own versions, for 'we' Victorians, when I got around to doing them)...
...tell you what! I'll do a deal with you, if you want the audio files. If you could possibly rework the model to make the attaching sleepers match S301's 80lb VR timber track, make the 'connection' to the point blades suitable for 5' 3" guage track AND recolour the wiring to make it black, I'll let you have the sound files without prejudice...
...by the way, I'm still trying to contact you via Skype to organise that little bit of 3DS Max instruction you requested...
Jerker {
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Thanks Garry this weekend when i am home again i'll send you a link for the meshs i have made for this switch and another one you may find useful and ya more then welcome to do with them as you wish, I wont be doing anything more with them so yeah. And don't worry too much about the Skype thing mate i am finding it more un reliable and message's are not going thru or contacts request's do not turn up either so no biggie mate.G'day matruck,
...that's excellent work, yet again, Mick...
...the ubiquitous D. C. P. M. (or Dual Control Point Machine), as they are known down here in the south. If it's of any use to you, I can provide you with a copy of genuine recordings of the noise of these things for both 'opening' and 'closing' of the points (which I was going to use on my own versions, for 'we' Victorians, when I got around to doing them)...
...tell you what! I'll do a deal with you, if you want the audio files. If you could possibly rework the model to make the attaching sleepers match S301's 80lb VR timber track, make the 'connection' to the point blades suitable for 5' 3" guage track AND recolour the wiring to make it black, I'll let you have the sound files without prejudice...
...by the way, I'm still trying to contact you via Skype to organise that little bit of 3DS Max instruction you requested...
Jerker {
Cheers Mick.
P.S Nice work on the gas station Don that looks like it is straight off a model railroad layout well done.
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simulatortrain
jointed freaking rails
Nice work Jake!
