Class 40

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alril
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Re: Class 40

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Shedding a bit more light on base cab progress!

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Quite a few things are still missing but more or less starting to take the shape of a 40 cab.

As for tomorrow, more of the same!

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Looking really good :wink:

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After a solid week of work, The drivers side of the cab in more or less finished bar wires and gauge details

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Every switch/control/button will be operable, with the aim of being a true Simulation and not just a piece of eye candy.
Progress is very much commencing and i should have a load more shots to post in here soon.

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Very nice indeed Alex! :D

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Drool drool, dribble dribble, we could do with a few additional smilies for threads such as this one...... :D

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Thanks chaps :D

The rest of the cab isn't too far behind so i'll be sure to get more shots up soon.

I've also been doing some work on the external model this week adding finishing touches to the cab and under frame, Next its onto sorting some proper textures out.

Shots to follow!

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Just take all my monies now!

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So.. sticking with the plan..

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The front lights have been reworked and a few minor issues have been ironed out regarding the cab, Onto the underframe next to add finishing touches!

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Very nice work Alex, it's looking a real treat.
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Really impressive so far ! :wink:

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Re: Class 40

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Hi folks,

Just letting you know that the thread is now continued over Here

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