Talyllyn No8 - Merseysider ......WIP

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Talyllyn No8 - Merseysider ......WIP

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A WIP screen of Talyllyn No8 Merseysider diesel. :o

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A few more bits to do ............
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Looking Good. I think I'll release an activity pack when that and a new route is done with all your great new stock
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Now all we need are 5, 9 and 10!!
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Awwwwwwww brilliant Steve! :d When broadband arrives I'm going to catch up on the MSTS Talyllyn!
If you decide to do it No 10 would be very good!

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Heya Steve,

Thats looking very good! Well done. My only thought is that the red should be a little darker, more like LMS crimson lake, although it could just be the way my PC is showing it. Are you going to put the intracate blue lining on it that it carries at the moment?

No.8 was the first TR diesel that I drove lol, lovely engine, hydrostatic transmission. I seem to recall one of the MSTS diesels allows any throttle value between 0-100, the other is in 20% steps, would it be possible to use the 0-100 one thus mirroring the real thing more closely? It should also have a class 47 horn to be totally accurate *cough* No.8's is borrowed from a class 47 :wink: *cough*

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No. 8 was the only TR diesel I never drove! Don Southgate used to consider it as his personal transport. I liked No. 9 best.

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pitleyfalley wrote:Heya Steve,

Thats looking very good! Well done. My only thought is that the red should be a little darker, more like LMS crimson lake, although it could just be the way my PC is showing it. Are you going to put the intracate blue lining on it that it carries at the moment?

No.8 was the first TR diesel that I drove lol, lovely engine, hydrostatic transmission. I seem to recall one of the MSTS diesels allows any throttle value between 0-100, the other is in 20% steps, would it be possible to use the 0-100 one thus mirroring the real thing more closely? It should also have a class 47 horn to be totally accurate *cough* No.8's is borrowed from a class 47 :wink: *cough*

Pitley
Thanks for the comments. The colouring is difficult to get right - I've had it in 5 shades of red so far - working from pictures is tricky. I should have taken my own shot back in Sept when she was sitting in Wharf !!
I didn't spot any intricate blue lining in my piccies :o :lol:
I was intending to have a go at a specific CabView for No8 so I could tweak the throttles as you suggest. However, the cabview is a new experience for me and proving a bit of a steep learning curve. I will probably release the model with a default CabView and then patch it with a Merseysider specific one when I'm ready.
I asume there is a class 47 horn available from this site somewhere that I could "borrow"?? :D
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good! Well done!


....where's Midlander? :wink: *looks around* ....


Good day :drinking:
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http://www.talyllyn.co.uk/gallery/14120 ... obcat.html

That should give a good idea for the colour. THe blackl areas are lined with a very thin line of sky blue to pick it out. Also on the TR site is a view of the cab controls, might be usefull for later.

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Got one of Merseysider in Wharf myself. I have got three but two are too dark to get anything out of :(

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Yes and that guy in the outrageously green T-Shirt is me. :-?

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DUDE!!! YOUR GONNA GET RUN OVER BY THE DIESEL!!! :o

...oh wait...
it's a picture....


nevermind :drinking: No more Irish Liquor for me :-?
Anyways, I remember that pic of ya John :)

Let us know if anything else is built/completed on Merseyside 8)

Later :)
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Post by PeteA »

The twins stood by the loco look scarily like Dave Scotson! o

Have you seen the latest pictures of No8 at Wharf on the TR web news pages?

http://www.talyllyn.co.uk/news/default/ ... edeve.html

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Why is it facing the wrong way? Nose first to tywyn...
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Ah yes I hadn't realised that. Well I'm not sure what No. 8 was doing up at Wharf as both times we went there Merseysider was at Wharf but by the last train was back up at Pendre :o

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trainmad wrote:Why is it facing the wrong way? Nose first to tywyn...
It looks as though the TR prefer to run No8 the "wrong way roound" :D
At least every picture I've seen has her facing Tywyn and not Aber !

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