[lateagain]

RTP, on 01 February 2016 - 09:25 AM, said:

The model shows the turbine after a full refubishment.
In this situation, the smoke emission at full power is almost zero.
But, anyway, if you want most smoke, tweak a bit line 739 of the engine file:

DieselSmokeEffectMaxMagnitude ( 0.5 )

Regards.

Great model but I'd like to see a weathered skin and a more "used" rather than "Ex-works" version. Do you have plans for that? As I said Great model, just think ex-works make them look to much like toys?

[RTP]

Sorry, but with the texturing system I am using, is almost impossible to wheather ( or repaint ) the model.

Regards.

[ATSF3751]

My models I can repaint. Only issue is I am strating over with almost all of my previous models because of a computer crash but I am making them even better then before with more details added.

Brandon

[ATSF3751]

Here is a little teaser video of my Updated Milwaukee Road 261. Hope you guys enjoy it.

https://www.youtube....h?v=03kQ9G-VzN8

Brandon

[ATSF3751]

I hope you guys like what you see. Done with the locomotive now its time for the tender to be built.

Brandon

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[captain_bazza]

Tender, eh? That will please Herb. ;-)

CB.

[ATSF3751]

Putting the finishing touches on the Rock Island locomotive. This will end up being a set with a Coal and Oil Tenders along with multiple numbers in the class.

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[lateagain]

ATSF3751, on 27 September 2016 - 08:41 PM, said:

Putting the finishing touches on the Rock Island locomotive. This will end up being a set with a Coal and Oil Tenders along with multiple numbers in the class.

Always amazed at how many your side of the pond clamour for (yet another) variation of GEVO when North America had such a vast and varied range of "kettles" ;) . I guess we're lucky here in the UK because there are so many preserved examples, many running main line excursions too, that even kids young enough to be my grandchildren still get to see them and appreciate what magnificent loco's they were? I guess you'd have to be nearly 80 in most of the US to have ever ridden behind one "for real" now? Still thanks to YouTube most of the great renovations are well documented :) Keep 'em coming because this is great work.

Geoff

[ATSF3751]

Well Geoff, We actually have many steam locomotives in the USA that run mainline and tourist lines here too. Just got to know where there located and go out to see them. Thanks and I will be making more as time goes on just trying to get these 2 projects done first before i move on to the next.

Brandon

[SteveSSW819]

good job, keep up the good work.