Phase III was a very nice scheme. Red, white and blue. Now it's just blue. Also, very nice superliners!:udrool::mop:
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Phase III was a very nice scheme. Red, white and blue. Now it's just blue. Also, very nice superliners!:udrool::mop:
Let's get Funkis
Another piece of Danish railway architecture. This time it is "Signalpost I" from the now abandoned Århus freight yard. It was erected in 1934 has all the hallmarks of the early 1930'ies and is in line with a lot of other prominent Danish buildings of the "Funkis" school (Fuktionalisme or functionalism a Danish take on the German Bauhaus philosophy) with its strict geometrical no BS layout, but still using traditional colours and materials, thus demonstrating that the DSB (Danish State Railways) of the time was modern but also very true to its heritage .
Another piece of Danish railway architecture. This time it is "Signalpost I" from the now abandoned Århus freight yard. It was erected in 1934 has all the hallmarks of the early 1930'ies and is in line with a lot of other prominent Danish buildings of the "Funkis" school (Fuktionalisme or functionalism a Danish take on the German Bauhaus philosophy) with its strict geometrical no BS layout, but still using traditional colours and materials, thus demonstrating that the DSB (Danish State Railways) of the time was modern but also very true to its heritage .
Very nice
Two more from me, and a few more details added:
Class 70-5 by rumour3, on Flickr
Class 70-4 by rumour3, on Flickr
R3
Class 70-5 by rumour3, on Flickr
Class 70-4 by rumour3, on Flickr
R3
nathanmallard
Well-known member
That is actually beautiful...never thought I'd say that about a 70! Will both Freightliner and Colas liveries be produced?
Thanks- they kinda grow on you!
I'm planning on doing Freightliner only, assuming they give permission- I'm not a big fan of the Colas livery. However, as with the 66, I will probably allow reskins. If I can't do Freightliner then I guess it'll be 70099, or works primer...
R3
It's why the white strip that passes thru the "Superliner" word is so thin, it lines up & flows into the white strip on Phase II.
http://users.sisna.com/jimbobnay/AMTK-Cars/AMTK_32050.JPG
The Hi-Levels even saw Phase I, which admittedly looked pretty bad on them.
http://www.railpixs.com/amt3/prototypeHiLevel_SunsetLtd_Houston_Jan81.jpg
peter
PS and as a bonus, here is some pictures of the original Superliner Is being built!
http://history.amtrak.com/blogs/blog/creating-somethin-special-a-short-history-of-the-superliners
jacksonbarno
Alco Spoken Here
I don't think that car is a Hi-Level. The car next to it is a Hi-Level, but that car looks different on the top half: it is slanted inward a bit, there is no corrugation on the top window band, and the visible part of the end looks off.
AMTRAKwannabe
Norfolk & Western Lives
It's the 9901, one of the two Santa Fe Hi-Level prototype cars...
Do you think you could furnish the leading wheels with a few more lovely polygons, that'd make it perfect.I sure could, Nick.
Thanks, Rumour.
Full res: http://fc01.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2014/182/2/7/lner_k3_by_trainboi-d7ot6c9.png
Thanks, Rumour.
Full res: http://fc01.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2014/182/2/7/lner_k3_by_trainboi-d7ot6c9.png
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