GMax and 3DSMax (And any other modeling program) screenies/renders
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Et salut des Etats-Unis, Marc.
Fiasha, that railcar is looking spectacular. The only advice I have is to check your bogey names. In Trainz, steam locomotives are designed such that a.bog0 should be on the front drive axle and a.bog1 should be an invisible bogey on the rear drive axle, and a.bog2 and so on later bogies that do not affect the rigid wheelbase.
That said, in your case I might try and put a.bog1 at the center of the trailing truck, because the rigid wheelbase of that locomotive would be so insignificant compared to the length of the car. I'd try the "proper" setup first, though.
Fiasha, that railcar is looking spectacular. The only advice I have is to check your bogey names. In Trainz, steam locomotives are designed such that a.bog0 should be on the front drive axle and a.bog1 should be an invisible bogey on the rear drive axle, and a.bog2 and so on later bogies that do not affect the rigid wheelbase.
That said, in your case I might try and put a.bog1 at the center of the trailing truck, because the rigid wheelbase of that locomotive would be so insignificant compared to the length of the car. I'd try the "proper" setup first, though.
TweetsieDude
Back Woods Narrow Gauge
For all you fellow alcoholics. I present my liquor barrel car.
Rock On!
~Dusten
Rock On!
~Dusten
That looks fabulous. I presume it is an observation saloon or parlour car? It looks stunning with the attention to detail, lights, and curtains. I look very forward to seeing that progress and hope it has a fitting interior view to show what appears to be the inner beauty.
Saturnr
This is the imperial car of the last century, of course it will be with the interior. Tsar's car and his family
TweetsieDude
Back Woods Narrow Gauge
Got bored and started drawing.
Also, not sure if I've shown this off here yet.
Have been revisiting this thing for years now...
All done in AutoCAD.
None of it is intended for Trainz, although if anyone wants the files, they're more than welcome to them...
I haven't even touched Trainz in years, I just like Modeling, and checking out the Forum every now and then.
Cheers,
Also, not sure if I've shown this off here yet.
Have been revisiting this thing for years now...
All done in AutoCAD.
None of it is intended for Trainz, although if anyone wants the files, they're more than welcome to them...
I haven't even touched Trainz in years, I just like Modeling, and checking out the Forum every now and then.
Cheers,
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Railworks3985
Lima J3A Greenbrier
A Chinese JS Class Mikado
Here's the tender
Here's the tender