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What engines and rolling stock are people working on at the moment?
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You asked .... The odd texture around the cab is caused by POVray rendering the coincident back face as well - I must try and fix this sometime.

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Oooh .. lovely! Will you be doing the 0-4-0T version as well?

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The 2-2-0 was only ever used by the LSWR (as a passenger loco!) and the WD, so an 0-4-0 version would be useful for SR fans - maybe when I've finished my other 20 projects ;)

here's another at the other end of the spectrum...

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Bertha, lovely Bertha. You are a lovely machine, and anyone who works with you will know what I mean.

Ok so that show was about a different bertha but the song could still apply :)
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decapod wrote:The 2-2-0 was only ever used by the LSWR (as a passenger loco!) and the WD, so an 0-4-0 version would be useful for SR fans - maybe when I've finished my other 20 projects ;)
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Gulp! :o I suppose that's about as great a contrast as one can get with conventional standard gauge UK locos. I daren't ask what the other 18 projects are! Let's hope to see some of them soon ..

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Well, not exactly 'working on' at the moment, but 'work in slow progress':




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:shocked!: :o :D :wink: WOW.!!
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Well - not to the meticulous standards of the Pros above.



Also having probs with the third tender wheel set, not the first to have this difficulty, I believe!

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I've a couple of non-UKFS things on the go, but UKFS work means nobody should get excited about either ;)

GWR 94xx - I've restarted this project, as I'm improving the model.
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I'm also working on further GWR/BR(W) wagons and coaches.
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Tim, you just have to get that 94xx model done, it is so beautiful I can't believe it :)
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About to be released:-

Bulleid 59ft shorties, Bulleid 'Bournemouth' set; LNWR - couple of surprises; BR T9 & 700; LSWR stock

My problem - I'm a great starter of projects.

Decapod - C14 looks terrific.

I note everybody's working towards much greater detail & poly counts - back to the board?

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The C14 is approaching 8,600 polys, my last new model (the E2) was over 12,000 - huge numbers for simple tank engines.

Modern graphics cards can handles these, though MSTS may struggle when it gets over 12,000

Just preparing for the new simulators....
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Couple of Bats Jobs and the Trans pennine unit in the screenshots forum - Plus some TMTS Stuff naturally.


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