Atomic Systems

yep, sorry, its me again, lol

just started a few hours ago on a scenery object for alan to use on peak rail, am quite pleased with it as a second proper object, is still very WIP but it looks like you were right terry, it is addictive


what do you all think,
looking ok? i'm having a few problems texturewise, those at the moment are only test ones but even so i'm a little unhappy at the mo :-/

not looking forward to drawing and colouring the proper ones lol


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yea, anno.

and WOW m8, I can not wait to get this model into Peak rail

I will have the source info for the rest in a week

then of course there is the version i just saw after I pointed dan to TSM 1.1 and he installed it...

ps this all in last 6 hours by the way...

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and this is the last version of the building I have seen so far.

So i do believe we just found a superb 3d modeller.

Just one thing now...

Ian jenkins... could we have those Darley Dale pictures please.

Yep, looks like we have a rising star. Texturing gets easier with time, especially as you build up a texture library.

Regards,

~Terry~

lol, rising star ..


lol, cheers guys,
i'm sure i'm not 'that' good but i'm not one to push away praise


yea gud gud i hope so terry lol ,
cos its being a pain at the moment,

heres the texturing so far, its coming along but its very slow :- /



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*shock* WOW

< I am lost for words. very rare.

Looking lovely, nice to have the luxury of a Building Drawing

So...What book is that drawing from then?

Tim

hehe, with my skill (or lack of) :- x i need all the luxuary's i can get

i'm not sure where the drawings from tim, you'll have to ask alan, he's project co ordinator lol

Alan - where did wookey get his drawings for the station from??

From a nice person who sent it to him.

May I ask why tim.

There are several series of book on Stations - I've got one on the Southern country stations of the SECR from my local library - Many contain station and auxilliary building drawings.

try searching on the dewey decimal number 625.18 in the library catalogue...

Any suggested reading on Midlands/north stations would be nice, living in the USA some photoreal is out of the question so a book with drawings is always the best option

Any suggestions?


Oh By the way here is a little tip for TSM Users, if you texture your model and it looks good in TSM's picture window then you can be assured it will look superb in the sim!

Tim

ah now that sounds like a fairly good reason,



um, well i'm not too knowledgeable but i'm sure the others will have a few suggestions

Timcourt1 wrote:Any suggested reading on Midlands/north stations would be nice, living in the USA some photoreal is out of the question so a book with drawings is always the best option

Tim

Try 'Through Limestone Hills' by W. Hudson, ISBN 0860932176, which is a rather excellent pictorial and drawing record of Midland Railway architecture in the Peak district; 'A history of North Eastern Railway Architecture' vols 1 & 2 by Bill Fawcett; 'The Stainmore and Eden Valley Railway' by P Walton, published by OPC, ISBN 0860933067 but out of print now (very lavishly filled with line drawings and photos of NER stations); also out of print is 'A historical survey of LMS stations' by R Preston Hendry and R Powell Hendry published by OPC in 2 vols 1982 and 1986, ISBNs 0860931684 and 086093330X respectively; and lastly - and yet again out of print - 'A pictorial record of LMS architecture' by V R Anderson and G K Fox, also published by OPC (1981), ISBN 0806930831

For references to specific stations in books, there is a useful website at http://www.mulehouse.demon.co.uk/stations/ which has a gazetteer of British stations showing what books there is an illustration in.

Hope that helps

Paul

I would suggest the North Midland Portrait of a famous route.... (3 books)

Leeds to Derby they cover.

Also through Limestone Hills.