And I thought the Erie 5014 from Paulz Trainz didn't have the correct Russian Iron
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And I thought the Erie 5014 from Paulz Trainz didn't have the correct Russian Iron
Russian Iron is actually grey, but it reflects everything and so tends to have a blueish look due to the sky. It has also been know to have a greenish tinge in areas with lots of trees. This is where roads got the idea to paint boiler jackets blue or green, you'll notice that roads in areas with more mountainous, tree covered terrain the jackets were generally painted green, and in other places they were generally painted blue.
A similar effect can be seen on very shiny black paint, although to a lesser extent and usually only blue, since the green would generally be too dark to be seen against the black.
-Ben
A similar effect can be seen on very shiny black paint, although to a lesser extent and usually only blue, since the green would generally be too dark to be seen against the black.
-Ben
Railwoodman
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trainman7616
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Well someones getting use of my engines/Dons reskin. 
Well someones getting use of my engines/Dons reskin.
I'm just trying to find a 2-8-0 that I could reskin your 2-8-0 into
HEY! Just be glad I actually try to put effort into my reskins, unlike Bill Vu
trainman7616
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Lol I forget what he tried to skin up.
I already cancelled the reskin
trainman7616
Western Maryland Addict
Well the 2-8-0s are modeled after the I.C.RR. i have to finish the baker valve gear on the actual ICRR 2-8-0. This one is a blank meant for any railroad.
Well I'd guess I do Santa Fe, but all Santa Fe engines had their numbers on their sides, everyone knows that
trainman7616
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And thats why the term fictional exists.
Southern1581
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Could always just do the numbers manually on the side of the tender, and make the arn that would normally go on the side of the engine blank so it doesn't cover the ATSF markings. Would only allow you to make the engines individually numbered, but sometimes it winds up coming down to that. That's probably your best bet if you want to keep the paint work prototypical.
trainman7616
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I think he means how ATSF put their number boards infront of the sand domes.
Southern1581
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Ahhh. Well, guess he'll need to learn to model to put some additional meshes on there then.
That, and also this
See the number on the tender with the text?
Know what I mean, how do I put Auto Running Numbers on a premade engine
Southern1581
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Simply put you don't. Basically you'll have to do what I wound up doing when I went to make the Maine Central GP38's. You literally just paint the number on the side of the tender, and then make a different tender for however many numbers you want. You won't be able to have them ARN equipped but no one will really be able to tell the difference in a screenshot.
Railwoodman
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Yea , there great work . And your choice of whistle . NICE
Matt
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IvanSokolov
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SDNX Hawker-Siddeley Canada Bi-Level II cab car (i know, it`s missing a lot of rivets, but they will be added lately)
