I apologize for quoting a picture but where might I find that platform? It's the exact same one I've been looking for!
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That is actually the "Take 2" version of it...... Take 1 wasn't bad, especially considering that it it is my first REAL piece of content that I've made myself, ratner than reskinned. I'm working on Take 3 right now, which is a completely new start again.....
Thanks! I'm VERY flattered that you asked that question, and it will be a freebie!
Give me a little time........ I'm still learning, so I'm slow.....
Where is that Conrail N6A from? Didn't see it on DLS.
deadpoolmx55
LETS GO PENS!
CR 7048 flies passed what will later be its final resting spot after getting gutted and repainted back to PRR
deadpoolmx55
LETS GO PENS!
Id like to thank Ray(octls2) for reskinning these units for matt and i, he did an awesome job PS nice shot at the wye bridge ray
deadpoolmx55
LETS GO PENS!
PRR classed them as a bp20
Not available (yet). Still working on it. It will be freeware on the DLS and on my site when it's done. Other flavors, too.
Sounds good.. Nice pick of caboose. Love the rare obscure stuff..
jacksonbarno
Alco Spoken Here
I love those BP20 skins! Are those on Landrvr1's models? If so, how did you remove the glossy effect the lighting in trainz has on them?
jadebullet
might be back?
Well that isn't too helpful since that is just one classification from one railroad.
The loco is a Baldwin DR-6-4-20 with cowling styled after the PRR T-1 class. The two axel version that came later was an RF-16. Both of them are referred to as Sharks, though the DR-6-20 also came in Babyface. Perhaps the next most famous DR-6-4-20 was the CNJ double ended locos. These are the same loco as the tri-axel shark, but with dual cabs and Babyface cowling.
Those are my models. I gave it to them to skin as they wanted.