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- decapod
- Building GWR Highworth Branch 1917-1926
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well almost... it's got Southern on the side.
This is my favourite loco, and it looks even better now she's actually running - still a bit of texturing work to do yet...
<img src="http://www.traksys.freeuk.com/HECT2.jpg">
<img src="http://www.traksys.freeuk.com/HECT1.jpg">
This is my favourite loco, and it looks even better now she's actually running - still a bit of texturing work to do yet...
<img src="http://www.traksys.freeuk.com/HECT2.jpg">
<img src="http://www.traksys.freeuk.com/HECT1.jpg">
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- Christopher125
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- decapod
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She's a beauty, and she's uploaded now!
It's been a bit of a labour of love as it was IMO the best looking loco ever and I've had the model hanging around unfinished for at least 6 months.
For fear of sounding immodest, my best model to date.
I'm a bit short on performance details, the ENG file is a bit of a guess - if anyone has more data, I'd love to hear from you.
Looks great pulling Terrys SR wagons.
It's been a bit of a labour of love as it was IMO the best looking loco ever and I've had the model hanging around unfinished for at least 6 months.
For fear of sounding immodest, my best model to date.
I'm a bit short on performance details, the ENG file is a bit of a guess - if anyone has more data, I'd love to hear from you.
Looks great pulling Terrys SR wagons.
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MikeM7044T
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http://www.uktrainsim.com/filelib-direc ... 8f67ae77c4Christopher125 wrote:Well done Paul, a truly brilliant looking engine. What next, perhaps a Terrier?
Great engine Paul.
SR 949
Great model Paul! Will you ever reskin it into the colours it carried on the KESR? You could almost do a "it could have been.." in BR colours and the number 30949 as it had already been allocated this number. Prehaps in the future we may see it on the virtual KESR along with a P class and a C class....?
Keep up the good work!
Andrew Hardy age 15
Keep up the good work!
Andrew Hardy age 15
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Practicing my texturing techniques... Hecate as new in 1904.
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Blue handrails? Even round the smoke box? Very odd...
Mike - there was a Stephens Ford railcar on the old trainsimfiles site. I have it if you want it (email me), although an up-to-date version would be good, with a decent cabview and sounds, and that funny little open wagon used on some of his lines between two railcars to put luggage or milk churns in. According to a couple of books I have read the Fords were thoroughly noisome things, smelled foul and rattled like crazy - rather than being cheap and reducing running costs they actually forced passengers away they were so nasty!
Mike - there was a Stephens Ford railcar on the old trainsimfiles site. I have it if you want it (email me), although an up-to-date version would be good, with a decent cabview and sounds, and that funny little open wagon used on some of his lines between two railcars to put luggage or milk churns in. According to a couple of books I have read the Fords were thoroughly noisome things, smelled foul and rattled like crazy - rather than being cheap and reducing running costs they actually forced passengers away they were so nasty!
Martin
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- decapod
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I should have mentioned - not yet complete 
after studying an early photo of hecate, it looks like they lined just about everything with that pattern - sand box, cylinders...
The handrails are a hangover from the black version and will be changed.
Railcar or Rail-Lorry ?
http://www.hfstephens-museum.org.uk/pag ... dities.htm
The railcar was one of Kevin Martins, before he went over to the dark side of NG models
I was just researching the SECR livery for the P class - how could they justify the cost!!! ...
Green, black border with red lining
Inner border with indented corners in pale green, Red lined on the outside and yellow lined on the inside
looks nice though.
after studying an early photo of hecate, it looks like they lined just about everything with that pattern - sand box, cylinders...
The handrails are a hangover from the black version and will be changed.
Railcar or Rail-Lorry ?
http://www.hfstephens-museum.org.uk/pag ... dities.htm
The railcar was one of Kevin Martins, before he went over to the dark side of NG models
I was just researching the SECR livery for the P class - how could they justify the cost!!! ...
Green, black border with red lining
Inner border with indented corners in pale green, Red lined on the outside and yellow lined on the inside
looks nice though.
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