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[Alco_P-A]

I'm digging Big Lots! Cool.

 

[edh6]

 

[MarkNolan]

Looking Awesome GDennish! Did the photos help at all?

 

[BNSF9812]

GDennish, is it possible that you could include a version with knuckle couplers and air brakes?

 

[TweetsieDude]

It's not much, and I've not done much modeling in a while.

Rock On!
~Dusten

 

[SMAN12345]

How about this Ron? I can always increase the side count on the cylinders.

Hi GDennish,

Will you be releasing a PB15 without those boxes on the front?

Cheers

 

[Smitening]

Idk if y'all like signals... But these are GRS Type D's. Mesh made in Blender, baked, then textured... Will hopefully be released sometime this month.

3 people I gotta thank for this:
RRSignal for providing me with the future signal scripts
Justin Roth for giving me helpful hints (and those beautiful lens meshes... )
Finally, Petrama25 for dealing with my stupidity and teaching me how to suck less at Blender...

 

[afe_uy]

Germany steamer Henschel & Sons 1950 ... a little bit closer to complete :
The original :

My version :

And moving :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bW10HoKlRCY

 

[titanicchristo]

My first model which is a Japanese railroad crossing signal. I have just started this a few days ago so it is still a work in progress.

 

[trainboi1]

That decapod is looking very good.

 

[GDennish]

GDennish, is it possible that you could include a version with knuckle couplers and air brakes?

Did they ever have ones with Knuckle couplers? I mean I could still make one with it even if they didn't.

Hi GDennish,

Will you be releasing a PB15 without those boxes on the front?

Cheers

I'll most likely do that, probably with a submesh or something similar.

 

[MarkNolan]

The PB15 class never had knuckle couplers. All of QGR or QR (depending on your preference!) steam locos had screw couplings. Those that have survived and retained for heritage operation by QR have automatic couplers which were installed from the late 90's. None of those locos are the PB class however.

 

[illinoiscentral]

Idk if y'all like signals... But these are GRS Type D's. Mesh made in Blender, baked, then textured... Will hopefully be released sometime this month.




3 people I gotta thank for this:
RRSignal for providing me with the future signal scripts
Justin Roth for giving me helpful hints (and those beautiful lens meshes... )
Finally, Petrama25 for dealing with my stupidity and teaching me how to suck less at Blender...

I have two of these in my front yard, if you need detailed pictures. I also have a Raco tri-color (similar to the Type D) and a sizeable storage of GRS SC searchlights and associated marker heads.

Cheers,
Woody

 

[edh6]

 

[Saturnr]

Looks lovely Ed. I take it we are seeing a new water tank for an updated WHR Garrett? Maybe this is no. 87? Which one this is for, it looks wonderful, as do all of your works.
Saturnr

 

[edh6]

Looks lovely Ed. I take it we are seeing a new water tank for an updated WHR Garrett? Maybe this is no. 87? Which one this is for, it looks wonderful, as do all of your works.
Saturnr

It is indeed the front of 87. The rest of it will follow soon(ish)...

 

[afe_uy]

That decapod is looking very good.

Thanks... assuming that you referring to my work .
Now : In that case , are you talk about the original photo or the model ?
I like both of them ...

Cheers

 

[trainboi1]

Thanks... assuming that you referring to my work .
Now : In that case , are you talk about the original photo or the model ?
I like both of them ...

Cheers

Of course, and I absolutely refer to both. It's a very handsome engine which you have recreated quite well.

 

[GDennish]

The PB15 class never had knuckle couplers. All of QGR or QR (depending on your preference!) steam locos had screw couplings. Those that have survived and retained for heritage operation by QR have automatic couplers which were installed from the late 90's. None of those locos are the PB class however.

Hey it may be a nice "what if" feature to add!

 

[afe_uy]

A close-up of the drive wheels on the rails , as seen actually in-game ...