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Ok, before anyone suggests i am overloading myself with work (which i am prone to doing), i have an 8 week holiday approaching and i wish to keep myself occupied.

I want to start work on a locomotive for Kuju's Rail Simulator, i am looking into maybe doing a diesel of some kind to begin with (less cylinders and poly eating shapes than a steam locomotive or streamline electric loco).

There are lots i could do, but i need the reference material in order to model it accurately and construct my own texture sheets for it.

So fire away, please only suggest locos that either you have reference material for or you know of somewhere you could attain reference material.

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Any of the great western types drawing avalible at http://www.greatwestern.org.uk/ cheers colin :P
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Class 04 shunter............you must have plans for that already.
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You could do a Swedish B. :wink: :P
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trainmad wrote:You could do a Swedish B. :wink: :P
No way i'm modelling that twice D:

Besides, i did say diesel in the post ;)
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Hey, i'm not the only one who didn't spot that. :P
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g0fthick wrote:
trainmad wrote:You could do a Swedish B. :wink: :P
No way i'm modelling that twice D:

Besides, i did say diesel in the post ;)
How about a BTH Type1 or Class 15
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Class 08 0-6-0DS, most useful IMO. :D
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If your Avtar image is a product of yours then an 08 is a touch under your skill base :).

Dont assume diesels have a lower poly count, done well there just as high, none the less l'd offer something like Kestrel, Lion, Falcon, or how about the WR gas turbines ?.

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ALCo PA :)

Failing that, 10000 / 10001
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Ooohhh good choice !, both PA and FA would be killer, CN for me please :).

If we're going global, ouch thats hard ?. Most US stuff is covered, Europe as well, states side it'd have to be the Alco 885, A and B units, that'll keep any designer quite for a good eight weeks :), for Europe l'd say RENFE 333 or 319, maybe a DR 219.

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Any more suggestions?

I'm thinking of doing a class 14, so that i can bring my interior cab model over so that when KRS is released i can include them both in one awesome package (:
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g0fthick wrote:Any more suggestions?

I'm thinking of doing a class 14, so that i can bring my interior cab model over so that when KRS is released i can include them both in one awesome package (:
Thats sounds Juicy! count my vote for that! if you need to come look at 9531 for reference just ask
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9F, class 08, Swindon Cross-Country unit... :D

10000 and 10001 were done not long ago as I was working on mine when they appeared :)

Can't have too many Teddies though :)

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Just realised as i started to model it that i don't have any source material :/

If anyone has photos/plans they'll be greatly appreciated.
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