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Hi Steve !
I wandered over to TrainSim to look at the download of Julien's . There are 4 readme files inside the zip . I think the set is composed of cars from 5 or 6 different peoples work . I don't see any mistake by you 'cause you only used the cars that Teemu did . Correct me if I'm wrong but I think someone owes you an apology .
I know that as soon as anyone overlooks any of the " Credits " in a zip that they get into hot water - regardless of the reason for the slight oversight . That's why I don't put any of my " Steamer Cabs " on the block . I don't need the hassle from people I don't know . I usually just share with friends who aren't on the Upload Security Squad . It's safer that way and far easier on the nerves .
If it's something you have created from scratch then there are no worries about watching your back .
Just A Thought !
Old 4 Axle CN Coaches
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Posted 05 December 2012 - 08:05 PM
Appreciate it Hobo. :sign_thanks: Thankfully I wasn't setting out on a career on 'reskinning', as such a total snafu over these minor models would've dashed those dreams pretty quick. Discouraging to say the least.
Yet, I would hope people raised a stink for me if someone took say my Gladstone hotel and repainted it into a St. James Club or something and didn't give me any credit when it was released. Frankly I wouldn't care myself, I'd just be happy to see it getting used and changed - for better or worse. ;)
Yet, I would hope people raised a stink for me if someone took say my Gladstone hotel and repainted it into a St. James Club or something and didn't give me any credit when it was released. Frankly I wouldn't care myself, I'd just be happy to see it getting used and changed - for better or worse. ;)
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Posted 25 February 2013 - 03:19 PM
I am just glad someone DID makes some nice old green CN coaches they were all over the place and no one had bothered to make any before. Thanks Steve, much appreciated. :oldstry:
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Posted 25 February 2013 - 03:20 PM
I am just glad someone DID makes some nice old green CN coaches they were all over the place and no one had bothered to make any before. Thanks Steve, much appreciated. :oldstry: We have a nice combine by Paul but nadd else in green.
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Posted 25 February 2013 - 05:12 PM
Much obliged Chris. Hopefully in time I may get a little more savvy with these old cars and set to do something better. Seeing your output will be an inspiration I'm sure. :oldstry:
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Posted 25 February 2013 - 05:24 PM
I have adjusted the paint on these but still need to confirm with some historic photos. will share them with you once i get done. it is a big help to have this variety for the old stock lingered in yards and back sidings and was used on out of the way subs.