Atomic Systems

Hi Kevin

They really are endearing little locos - in any colour.

As a modeller, can you explain to a non-technical person like me why we cannot have a steam effect when the whistle is blown?

Geoff Potter

sp762 wrote:Sorry Kev, you must have misread the order.

We wanted a Midland red half-cab.

That's nice, though...

Sure someone posted a link to the Butterely red jinty at the time, anyways (and I know it's not right ) a half cab in 10 mins:-



Cheers,
Kevin

Acorncomputer wrote:Hi Kevin

They really are endearing little locos - in any colour.

As a modeller, can you explain to a non-technical person like me why we cannot have a steam effect when the whistle is blown?

Geoff Potter

It's simply down to the fact that the sim was not programmed with a whistle effect!

Cheers,
Kevin

I know that!

I hoping that someone would be able to explain why it had not been programmed with a whistle effect.

Thanks Kevin

Geoff Potter

kevmt wrote:Did someone say they wanted a red one?

Wow kev, red certainly suits it best in my opinion .

Very nice Kevin...

Ahh a drop top conversion for the hairdressers out there very nice.

Tim

How about two for the price of one? :-



I suppose I ought to point out that these are fictious liveries, and not carried by the locos in their real working life.
They were only painted like this in the preservation era.

Cheers,
Kevin

well they look great never the less

nikos1 wrote:well they look great never the less

Must admit, they do look very smart. After seeing these I quite fancy doing a Kirtly 0-6-0 or 2-4-0. Will have to see if I have any plans.

The Jintys are now available :-

Fowler 3F 0-6-0 BR 47357 and MR 16440 [3429128 bytes] - 3F_Maroon_Liveries (kngtrains).zip File ID: 18803 Date: 21 Apr 2008 - 2514 Downloads

cheers,
Kevin

Could always try the 156 2-4-0 No. 158A.

Hi Kevin

I have been taking a really close-up look at the two red 3F's and can see that you have acheived an astonishingly realistic effect on the tanks and boiler in particular. The texture looks exactly like a steel surface that has been pitted and flaked over time and has had many coats of paint to keep it fresh. The final surface has a fantastic new painted look with a sheen that you can only see from certain angles and I am now only just beginning to really appreciate the work you have put into these models.

I think you must be enoying yourself with the building of these models and you are certainly showing us all the real potential of Rail Simulator.

Many thanks for your work. I love these little tank engines, they are such fun to drive.

Geoff Potter

prairie4566 wrote:Could always try the 156 2-4-0 No. 158A.

Would be nice, but not able to find any plans for it.

Cheers,
Kevin

Acorncomputer wrote:
Many thanks for your work. I love these little tank engines, they are such fun to drive.

Geoff Potter

Thanks, Geoff, for the comments.

Have to say that some of the paint effects you mention are down to the bump mapping used. I have "borrowed" and edited a railsim bump map to get certain effects.
(I did ask for permission to do this, btw)

Cheers,
Kevin