Bogies
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- nickuk
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Bogies
I am using gmax and have no idea how to create bogies or where to start attempting to make them. Would it be possible for someone else to let me use their bogies and me to put them onto my model?
Thanks,nick
Thanks,nick
Most bogies that I have seen are made from a single box with section removed using transparency. For 3D detail such as axleboxes and the air suspension cushion you simply make the correct shaped parts and then attach them to the main box.
However looking at the class 323 bogie (type BP62 for the DMSO and BT52 for the PTSO) you will need to do the main frame transoms then stick on the axle box's plus air suspension cushion and any other bits.
regards
Dan
However looking at the class 323 bogie (type BP62 for the DMSO and BT52 for the PTSO) you will need to do the main frame transoms then stick on the axle box's plus air suspension cushion and any other bits.
regards
Dan
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Load a balloon tram into Shapeviewer and have a look at the underside for any easy-peasy way to do it - you'll see that each bogie is a flat box (named BOGIE1 and BOGIE2) and each set of wheels on the bogie are made of a disk at either end joined by a long thin 4 sided box - each set of disks with an axle is named WHEELS11,12,21,22 etc.nickuk wrote:Yeah, thats the tricky part. If you could draw what shapes i should make it would be easy
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Boxes with transparencies! eeek thats like sooooo 3 years ago 
This is how it should be done :: and is by Chris Longhurst
http://www.christrains.com/inbuild.html (the bogie construciton is half way down the page)
This is how it should be done :: and is by Chris Longhurst
http://www.christrains.com/inbuild.html (the bogie construciton is half way down the page)
Last edited by LucaZone on Mon Jan 17, 2005 10:46 am, edited 2 times in total.


