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we really need a smiley with the jaw on the floor ;) all of your models are jaw droppingly good Kevin, this model sets the bar even further out, and you say it isn't even finished yet! WOW :o

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Looks excellent so far Kevin!!! :o I'm loking forward to the textured version :).

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Is just me or does Emily look like shes wearing tights,i dont think thats offical FR batting gear. :D
Anyhoo looks great apart from the sandpots look a bit thin but that might just be the angle.
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Thanks for the comments :)
Rfairlie wrote:Is just me or does Emily look like shes wearing tights,i dont think thats offical FR batting gear. :D
Tim
Thats not what I've heard!!! ;)

Well spotted with the sandpots! Slightly small in diameter and much too tall. Altered them last night :-



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PRETTY! *ahem* Very nice. :3

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Thanks, Jonaton.

Before anyone points out, I do realise that the smokebox door hinge assembly thingy is wrong. It's from another loco, and I just added it to the smokebox door to give a more "complete" look for the picture.

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Looks great Kevin :D I'm looking forward to the texturing stage :)

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Wonderful stuff, this is looking exceedingly good. How much better can it get?
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kevmt wrote: Thats not what I've heard!!! ;)
Kevin
:D :D :D
Sorry to bother you again but one more thing is that the loco currently has differnt chimneys on to the ones it was built with. They have more of a flared to them than the orignal stovepipe's.

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Sorry if im being a bit picky i fired this loco alot in the summer personally i prefer my fairlies square and green.

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Rfairlie wrote:
kevmt wrote: Thats not what I've heard!!! ;)
Kevin
:D :D :D
Sorry to bother you again but one more thing is that the loco currently has differnt chimneys on to the ones it was built with. They have more of a flared to them than the orignal stovepipe's.

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Sorry if im being a bit picky i fired this loco alot in the summer personally i prefer my fairlies square and green.

Tim
you mean, no longer square, but green (Well I hope it stays green anyhow ;))

Kevin, your model is looking even better, personally can't wait for the first texture shots, but I'm prepared to wait ;)

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It will be no problem to alter the chimneys.

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Very nice Kevin. If you aren't worried about adding a few extra poly's to the model, would it be a pain to change the square chopper couplings to the round ones? They look a little better in my opinion :p.

I would have liked the square to stay square. If the white wheel rims are voted in, I wonder how long they will stay white...?

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sparky123456 wrote:I wonder how long they will stay white...?
Not longer after I take her for a thrash up & down the Ffestiniog acouple of times :lol:

And very nice work Kev, pitty that you wont have the time too update all the FR & Talyllyn locos :roll:

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Looks great
What 3d model program are you using?
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Looks like 3DC to me :-?

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