[wellsburg]

I'm surprised there are no comments on Justin Legg's awesome NG cars in the Library Beta section.
They are high-detail, high poly but I have had no problems running large consists of them in MSTS.

Here are a few shots taken at the Durango station.









Thank you Justin for some very fine work.

Mike Gray

[captain_bazza]

From a locomotive modeler, thanks indeed, Justin. Without fine cars, such as yours, it's a waste of time making nice locos. And we both reply on the work of the routebuilders, eh?
;) :D
Cheers
Bazza

[hiball3985]

Those are beautifully done. I don't know how I missed them..

[hiball3985]

Thank you Justin, they are well done and just what we have been needing.

[hiball3985]

I'm looking for Justin, I bought him some kerosene :D

[Noisemaker]

Now that's the ticket for the ride! What a difference having the lamps on makes! :D

[spud]

 Noisemaker, on 03 February 2012 - 08:00 AM, said:

Now that's the ticket for the ride! What a difference having the lamps on makes! :ko2:

I know that something has to be added to something to turn on the lamps. If some kind soul would like to add a short tutorial for "we who are MSTS CHALLENGED" it would be a fine learning experience I'm sure. :read: :good:

First time I made a consist with the cars I kept getting errors that they were not installed. Well they were and I could see the consist in Route Riter Consist Editor just fine. Finally discovered that when unzipping the downloads that the actual folder was embedded inside of a folder with the same name. Route Riter has no problem with that for the Consist Editor but MSTS sure does. Now after that light was turned on I'd like to get some of that kerosene please.
:D

[hiball3985]

 spud, on 03 February 2012 - 01:39 PM, said:

I know that something has to be added to something to turn on the lamps. If some kind soul would like to add a short tutorial for "we who are MSTS CHALLENGED" it would be a fine learning experience I'm sure. :good: :ko2:

First time I made a consist with the cars I kept getting errors that they were not installed. Well they were and I could see the consist in Route Riter Consist Editor just fine. Finally discovered that when unzipping the downloads that the actual folder was embedded inside of a folder with the same name. Route Riter has no problem with that for the Consist Editor but MSTS sure does. Now after that light was turned on I'd like to get some of that kerosene please.
:D

I sent the .wag file to Justin, so he may include it with an update.

[atsf37l]

What color did you do the sides and front? Prior to 1938 they would be green. After 1938 they would be yellow. :good:

And why didn't you light the drumhead? :D :ko2:

[CrisGer]

that bumble bee yellow is very sad, it was put on a bunch of the DRG Coaches for a movie and never restored, i much prefer the original classic green which was a nationwide standard for pullmans, and I recall a few cars still painted green in the yard in Durango when i first was in the area, back long ago, i still hope someday to convince the current owners to go back to the "real" colour

Those new coaches are fantastic, just perfect..i am working on some acts for the DRG and it is perfect timing.

re those tail lamps, i remember seeing an add on that adds a red lamp to every end car of any train, but i cant recall where to find it. What do we add to the WAG to light those lamsps..is it in the lights section?