The carriages come with full MSTSBin working doors and the textures are all OpenRails ready.
I was originally building these with the idea of converting them to 3DC and then onto Railworks, but I'm not sure how easy this would be? Any ideas?



Ben
Moderator: Moderators




At the time there was no blueprint to follow, the Liverpool and Manchester had only been open 30 years when the bug boxes were built. Stephenson believed a 2ft gauge railway with steam locos pulling passenger trains was impossible. If you think those coaches look like cupboards feast your eyes on the quarrymens coaches. http://www.festipedia.org.uk/wiki/Quarr ... _CarriagesCaptainBazza wrote:To this Kiwi's 3ft 6in gauge eye, the old FR stock looks like cupboards on wheels, and really charming characters.![]()
Cheers Bazza
They've actually been scaled down to match Kevin's stock, coaches of this type are all (heightwise) pretty much a muchness. See picture - http://www.festipedia.org.uk/wiki/Carriage_116. The bug boxes in the initial post are too large, but there was a discrepancy somewhere between the plans, my stock and Kevin's stock. All have now been rescaled to the appropriate scale in line with Kevin's work.MuzTrem wrote:As far as scale goes they do look perhaps a little too tall to me, but these images can play tricks and it wouldn't be the first time I've been wrong on this count...
|
All I can say is that all my stock was made using plans.Nvincer wrote:
They've actually been scaled down to match Kevin's stock, coaches of this type are all (heightwise) pretty much a muchness. See picture - http://www.festipedia.org.uk/wiki/Carriage_116. The bug boxes in the initial post are too large, but there was a discrepancy somewhere between the plans, my stock and Kevin's stock. All have now been rescaled to the appropriate scale in line with Kevin's work.
Ben
