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Very nice work to both Tim and Michael, they both have captured the look of the 40 very nicely :)
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Still plugging away, its amazing how much bogie detail a 40 has!

Getting there though- will fix the windows when I go back to add the colour honest!


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Stunning!!! 8) Always wanted a Tim Court 40. Those ones by Mickoo are pretty stunning too, lets hope these make it... together with the ELR whistler pack looks like 40 fest fo me... :D

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Very nice models, both of you :-).

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Fantastic as usual Tim.

One point....

The light source for the shadows on the front is top left but the sides are top right.
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Ian thanks - I normally leave the light source and fix it when I do the texture layer, makes life easier that way
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Looking fantastic Tim.
These would look great on the ME+ route.

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Finally finished the model externally, still a few tweaks to do though, decided to start putting some colour on the model now, again, still a way to go yet to add shading and weathering etc, this one is going to be new, then I'll do another one in green weathered.


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Goodness - that is fantastic! Quite speechless (and that is unusual)
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Excellent model Tim :P

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Thanks Guys, still got a few tweaks to do, the Gutter needs moving up and a couple of other little bits but its basically there.
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That is quite simply superb!!! roll on release from Tim's Virtual Vulcan Works :D 8)

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Well I finally have it painted, just need to finish off some of the shading and get the textures blended then it will be ready to go, needs to be set up in the sim and all the boring stuff.

I intend to get a weathered one done along with some headcoded variants, this one has changeable disc codes a'la BATS.

I'll release this one then the others will be out later, right now I have a station to finish and a pile of 86's to wade through.


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That looks fantastic Tim :)
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I agree, they're great, :D
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