Good to see the Warship in some of your pics Mike. It's not a bad model (I was one of a group who were consulted during the development) but it's let down by some problems in the config (so you may have noticed there are no nameplates showing even though they're in the model). We communicated this to Matthias ages ago but nothing has been done. A recurring issue with Trainz DLC!
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IsambardKingdomBrunel
Joined June 2001
Oh gawd, i been in more Warship cabs than i have had hot dinners Paul. No detail on the engine room bulkhead, sounds are from a Hymek, cab interior needs to be toned down a bit way to clean buddy.
I know TSC is a completely different sim. But the the Western, Warship and Hymek in their hydraulics dlc is far superior to any similar in Trainz. Lack of UK dlc in Trainz is why i do most of my UK train simming in TSC.
Anyway i will get off my soapbox now
Mike.
I know TSC is a completely different sim. But the the Western, Warship and Hymek in their hydraulics dlc is far superior to any similar in Trainz. Lack of UK dlc in Trainz is why i do most of my UK train simming in TSC.
Anyway i will get off my soapbox now
Mike.
IsambardKingdomBrunel
Joined June 2001
Mike.
IsambardKingdomBrunel
Joined June 2001
Thanks Rob, correct description for the green livery. 
I never rated it on the Warships personally.
Mike.
I never rated it on the Warships personally.Mike.
Epoche3bis4
absolute TRS22 Fan
Greetings
Epo
Good stuff Rob! Notice how the nameplates on the green version are the wrong colour? (they should be red) We raised this and other issues literally years ago and they've never been rectified. Meanwhile, N3V continue to sell this model in their Download Store while washing their hands of any kind of quality control. This is why people won't subscribe to Gold!I find it interesting that the head code on the N3V Warships can be letters, not just numbers!
Childish, yes, fun yes! That's what toys are all about!
Sorry to drag the Warship subject theme down somewhat
Nice shots IKB.
Rob.
A busy -blue - morning at City Central:
I'm thinking that the (unheralded) star of the BR Blue pack might be the class 08. Although the model doesn't take account of the many different variants, it nevertheless does feel 'right' for the most numerous of all diesel classes on Britain's railways.
I'm thinking that the (unheralded) star of the BR Blue pack might be the class 08. Although the model doesn't take account of the many different variants, it nevertheless does feel 'right' for the most numerous of all diesel classes on Britain's railways.
ZecMurphy
Community Assistant
Glad you're enjoying the 08s Paul, I'll be honest in saying they're a favorite of mine from this pack as well (personal opinion there! I just think they look really good in weathered BR blue, it sits well on them)
The weathering was a lot of fun to get done; there's definitely plenty of reference for that around. That said, they were very much intended to be reasonably 'generic', to give them the widest usage possible. But there's definitely room to expand them thanks to the variations in the class.
The sea of BR blue is really pleasing to see though. Between this pack, and some 00 scale modelling a few friends have been doing lately, I've become quite fond of it from over here in Australia.
(personal opinion there! I just think they look really good in weathered BR blue, it sits well on them)The weathering was a lot of fun to get done; there's definitely plenty of reference for that around. That said, they were very much intended to be reasonably 'generic', to give them the widest usage possible. But there's definitely room to expand them thanks to the variations in the class.
The sea of BR blue is really pleasing to see though. Between this pack, and some 00 scale modelling a few friends have been doing lately, I've become quite fond of it from over here in Australia.
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