Class 156 - Arriva

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Superb! Good Work Ben!
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Stares in Awe!
Thats really REALLY good!
I cant wait for this one mate!!
i want to be uploaded
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Your work is amazing - as always, totally inspired and bowled over by the precission and detail in the model - can't wait for a test drive! Also, what an incredible cab!

Its all just totally awesome! Thanks so much!
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i agree, thats the best cabiew i have ever seen.
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when can we see this avalible for donwload ben?
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Post by Stooopidperson »

What are those Japanese words on the left hand cab view? :-?
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I think it's a number
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Post by m0rphineuk »

yeh it is a number, if you look at this page, which is where ben steelix got his cabiew images from you can see it clearer.

http://dysgraphyk.madasafish.com/156/class156_cab.htm
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m0rphineuk wrote:when can we see this avalible for donwload ben?
I never have release dates, but I can say that as soon as the passenger view is done it'll be ready for release.
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great, i cant wait :D
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The passenger view so far - this will place you at the front of the train in the DMSL coach:



It'll look better sitting in the seat - You'll be sitting on the left next to the window, obviously facing the way it's facing in that screenshot.

Also, to do with realism, I've just made 2 different coaches for the 156, DMS and DMSL, even though the differences are small between the 2.
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Post by MeridianNick »

That seriously is amazing work, reminds of Central Trains old livery. The textures and model look out of this world :)
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Yes that seriously is amazing, your work never ceases to amaze me! Well done.
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Post by laverack2 »

That passenger view is superb!

How do you go about making something like that? I wouldn't mind trying my hand at it.
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Post by SteelixB »

Well, I use Train Sim Modeler.
Anyway, more:





I had a problem getting it into msts, it wouldn't go to the passenger view if the model had over around 4000 polys. So far its about 3600, I got rid of the 2 seats on the right that weren't visible, so that freed a lot of polys up.
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