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ErickC, on 23 June 2021 - 03:27 PM, said:
Complete with 19th-century superfluous periods. They're perfect!
Thank you, Erick.
1870's rail road crossing signs
Just uploaded to the file library.
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Posted 24 June 2021 - 08:24 PM
Thank you, Erick.
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Posted 09 January 2023 - 07:26 PM
Are those engines available to download?
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Posted 10 January 2023 - 06:21 AM
Hi.
Only B&O #188 & Mason #270.
Only B&O #188 & Mason #270.
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Posted 12 January 2023 - 07:43 PM
What is the engine in the first shot?
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Posted 13 January 2023 - 05:20 AM
jaytrain2:
That elegant engine is the work of ET's own Tim Muir.
Tim has become a literal Master at 19th century models and texturing. AND he uses the archaic "Train Sim Modeler" CAD program! Just goes to show that it's the modeler and NOT the tools!
That elegant engine is the work of ET's own Tim Muir.
Tim has become a literal Master at 19th century models and texturing. AND he uses the archaic "Train Sim Modeler" CAD program! Just goes to show that it's the modeler and NOT the tools!
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Posted 13 January 2023 - 05:27 AM
Hi Folks,
While we've had many fine modelers grace these hallowed halls - I dare say - Tim is the best.
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Regards,
Scott
While we've had many fine modelers grace these hallowed halls - I dare say - Tim is the best.
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Regards,
Scott
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Posted 13 January 2023 - 07:08 AM
hello, Jay.
Hard to see...
Norfolk, May Queenor else...
Let Tim or Chris answer.
Hard to see...
Norfolk, May Queenor else...
Let Tim or Chris answer.
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Posted 13 January 2023 - 08:15 AM
jaytrain2, on 12 January 2023 - 07:43 PM, said:
What is the engine in the first shot?
Well spotted weter!
May Queen, 1863 Norris & Son, built for the United States Military Rail Roads. The model was built for Chris Gerlach's City Point & Army Line, a route set during the seige of Petersburg later in War of the Rebellion, 1865. It wont be released until the route is complete.
(thank you Scott and Andre )
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Posted 13 January 2023 - 08:25 AM
Hello, Tim.
Not spotted: I only know two engines with red-green decor, so I've mentioned them.
Not spotted: I only know two engines with red-green decor, so I've mentioned them.
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Posted 13 January 2023 - 02:17 PM
Interesting engine, though can't say I'm very fond of Norris's smokebox door style...