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Could I ask if any of you lovely people have a drawing of a class J15
0-6-0 2F ( ex GER Class Y14 ) that I could have??
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I'm sure I have a copy reg, i'll see what I can dig up!

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Do you realise there is already a model of the J15 available?

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But i think this model is for the NNR donationware pack :wink:


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fadedglory's model is fine though? It seems you're building new stuff for everything, and even though Reg's models are fantastic, whats the point?
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trainmad - yes fg's model is very good but you know the old modellers adage - "Every model can be made better"

Besides, having a newer more detailed model is more of an incentive to buy the pack than simply putting in a reskinned model that is available as freeware.

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Yes, but how many people who buy the pack are going to know?
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Well, considering that most people who know about it at the moment are members of UKTS I would guess a high proportion of the number of buyers will know!

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Maybe the NNR team want realy detailed models (internal motion for example), if so, who are we to question them?
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I'd prefer I new model, I won't want to part with my money just for a collection of freeware reskins (No offence ment whatsoever to the freeware models, I value your efforts and contributions most highly!).
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calvert wrote:I'd prefer I new model, I won't want to part with my money just for a collection of freeware reskins (No offence ment whatsoever to the freeware models, I value your efforts and contributions most highly!).
Good point :wink: :P
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The saying " it's a free world" springs to mind here

Also I seem to remember that a certain group are re-doing the NVR pack, updating the current product, that's quite an undertaking to upadate a whole route in the manner you have stated in another thread. A very similar thing is happening here with the J15, but on a much smaller scale, so in that case why not follow your own principles and make a route that hasn't been done before? :-?
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Post by fairlie »

We are in effect, making a new route out of the old one. But are we taking the route from scratch and building a new one? No, because thats what seems to be happening in this situation. Principles? What Principles? :lol:
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Post by rwaceyw »

I can see both sides of the coin myself.

While I can see the point of the 'why is there a new one when theres one done' brigade ( EG It'd be better to build something never done before instead of whats been done ), I can also understand that at the end of the day, its Regs choice what he builds, and i'll decide which I prefer when both are available :)

I think the best thing to do now is see how Reg gets on with his model....i'll be looking forward to it.

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( NB:- Dinmore, NVR is a different situation. We are not only updated something that has already been constructed, using the original files, we are adding a whole plethora of new items. As far as I can see, Reg is building a J15 from scratch. Therefore, it is absurd to compare both situations )
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rwaceyw wrote:its Regs choice what he builds
rwaceyw wrote:I think the best thing to do now is see how Reg gets on with his model....i'll be looking forward to it.
Why do i feel like this is something very similar to what i said to you on msn last night when you were having a moan to me about it? If i recall you just said "sigh" then left the convo. :-?
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