bentrain14
does not make bogies
Very nice work guys!
JointedRail stuff [screenshots/renders]
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No I think it is just a wreck rebuild they didn't paint. Still great work Rich!
TJ
You would find it hard to tell the difference if you don't know that as they all look mostly identical.@OthersThanks for the info on the NS GP38-2. I prefer the short hood as it to me looks safer with the cab near the "front" of the train.
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avguisaxtrainz
Railfan of the SOO Line
Quick!!!?? I can only wonder what a more time consuming reskin would look like :udrool:
It would crash through your screen, your desk, and end up on your now-cracked floor tiles.
Fictional Russia Iron Boiler Jacket on the earlier prewar version of the SP SP-1 4-10-2.
This was done using the tbumpenv material, so it actually reflects the current sky. It isn't quite done yet, the rods still need to be polished, and the wheels and tender need to be cleaned and painted.
As you can also see, there are a few differences on the early version. A different pilot, larger headlight, different class lights, different bell, original spoked main driver, cylinder caps, and a smoke deflector. The smoke deflector does actually function too. Besides this fictional paint scheme there will be a few prototypical paint schemes. A green boiler jacket paint scheme, with white walls and stars on the drivers, rods all polished up and ready to haul your premier passenger trains. There will also be a clean shiny black version and a weathered black version.
Brian
This was done using the tbumpenv material, so it actually reflects the current sky. It isn't quite done yet, the rods still need to be polished, and the wheels and tender need to be cleaned and painted.
As you can also see, there are a few differences on the early version. A different pilot, larger headlight, different class lights, different bell, original spoked main driver, cylinder caps, and a smoke deflector. The smoke deflector does actually function too. Besides this fictional paint scheme there will be a few prototypical paint schemes. A green boiler jacket paint scheme, with white walls and stars on the drivers, rods all polished up and ready to haul your premier passenger trains. There will also be a clean shiny black version and a weathered black version.
Brian
jacksonbarno
Alco Spoken Here
Oh... My... God... It's beautiful! Will they be offered in a pack? I don't always get SP content, but when I do, it's going to be one of lilb's steam locomotives!
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trainsmaster2142
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Fictional Russia Iron Boiler Jacket on the earlier prewar version of the SP SP-1 4-10-2.
This was done using the tbumpenv material, so it actually reflects the current sky. It isn't quite done yet, the rods still need to be polished, and the wheels and tender need to be cleaned and painted.
As you can also see, there are a few differences on the early version. A different pilot, larger headlight, different class lights, different bell, original spoked main driver, cylinder caps, and a smoke deflector. The smoke deflector does actually function too. Besides this fictional paint scheme there will be a few prototypical paint schemes. A green boiler jacket paint scheme, with white walls and stars on the drivers, rods all polished up and ready to haul your premier passenger trains. There will also be a clean shiny black version and a weathered black version.
Brian
how about a white smoke box, white rods, and white walls?
Yes, they will be offered in a pack/packs.
That's the Postwar version of the locomotive, for right now I am focusing on the Prewar version. I do plan on doing more paint schemes on the Postwar version later though.
Brian
norfolksouthern37
what's a normal map?
Excellent work Brian.
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luvintrainz
Point, Click Destruction!
That's amazing!
jacksonbarno
Alco Spoken Here
I love that SD70ACEB! I have never really seen the practical point of B units. Why not buy cab units and then have more single units to use?
norfolksouthern37
what's a normal map?
Yes this is the often requested low headlight BNSF 70AC. The one on the far right will replace the current JR BNSF ACe.
Which is probably why you do not see them anymore. There would have to be some specific requirements usually. Last ones requiring them were ATSF and BN, so I figured if there was a real SD70ACB it would be for BNSF. I just thought this was too cool to pass up.
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