For some reason its fine now.Most odd.tnleeuw01 wrote:I'm getting the same from the DTG "Sir Lamiel", since last upgrade...bigmull wrote:Im getting jet black Smoke and Steam from the whistle and cylinder cocks!
DT New 43xx Is Out!
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Hi
Mark I think I've got it now every time you want to use the revercer press E alter the revercer then press E again .
Thanks for your help,I must admit this is a excellent model,and well suited for DTG's 1950's route
and the sounds are very realistic,up to the usual SSS sounds
Mike
Mark I think I've got it now every time you want to use the revercer press E alter the revercer then press E again .
Thanks for your help,I must admit this is a excellent model,and well suited for DTG's 1950's route
and the sounds are very realistic,up to the usual SSS sounds
Mike
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I am very happy that at last we have a good model of this GWR workhorse, only wondering why the post 1948 plain black livery or the later WR green livery were not included, I hope these will be added later and that the top lamp position will be moved to the smokebox door.
However these are just little points and should not detract from a very well-made loco. In fact with the 43xx and the upcoming 28xx and Grange all the more numerous GWR classes are now represented except the heavy eight-coupled tanks. We really have come a long way since the days when the ‘Hall’ was the only GWR engine available, so thank you to all those who made this possible!
Marcus
However these are just little points and should not detract from a very well-made loco. In fact with the 43xx and the upcoming 28xx and Grange all the more numerous GWR classes are now represented except the heavy eight-coupled tanks. We really have come a long way since the days when the ‘Hall’ was the only GWR engine available, so thank you to all those who made this possible!
Marcus
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This one has just gone on my wish list.
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marcusboon wrote:I am very happy that at last we have a good model of this GWR workhorse, only wondering why the post 1948 plain black livery or the later WR green livery were not included, I hope these will be added later and that the top lamp position will be moved to the smokebox door.
However these are just little points and should not detract from a very well-made loco. In fact with the 43xx and the upcoming 28xx and Grange all the more numerous GWR classes are now represented except the heavy eight-coupled tanks. We really have come a long way since the days when the ‘Hall’ was the only GWR engine available, so thank you to all those who made this possible!
Marcus
It is a very good add on indeed, nice sounds and physics. I have read comments on their FB page stating they do plan on doing the later BR liveries for this class with a wagon pack specific for the Riviera route. Don't think it's in the manual but I also noticed pressing shift + space you get some shorter whistles.
Build up a good fire and this thing will steam for days on end
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