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RoyalScot 'suth o the border'

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Hi
The other loco and coaches from the EH2 pack that I've personally been particularly looking forwards to


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.......although I would really like to see an original version circa 1973.....as I remember seeing them storming through Carnforth, as a young boy.

The Route is Terry Cunliffe's NWE 2

(and I bodged up the passview.......cause Tim hasn't finished the real one yet).........but I remember the brightness of the orange....and the lights...it was soo modern.

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Its raining...because its Lancashire... :lol:
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jbilton wrote:
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Its raining...because its Lancashire... :lol:
Must have been emulsion paint then cos it looks like the rain's washing it off the sides of the train. :lol:
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:lol:
great screens Jon :D


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Hi Chris,

Thats an unfortunate effect of using DXT Textures I am afraid, its a bit of a trade off with Mip levels and you will see alot of this in KRS when people satrt making 3rd party models for it although if they are using DDS Based you have command of the MIPs right from the Paint program as you do with FSX.

If I used regular texture methods you would lose all that detail, however I am looking at a few ways to sort that so they look a little better from a distance.

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Post by steve1023 »

Hi Tim.

Are you going to have any mark 3 sleepers in EH2.

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Thinking about it :)

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Are they accurate loco hauled mk3s?

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please stop teasing us....
its not fair.....
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"Are they accurate loco hauled mk3s?"

If you mean do they have drawgear and Buffers then yes they do.

If you mean were they done to the right dimensions according to BR drawings - Yes they were - although drawings are not always that accurate as e have been finding out from time to time.

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Buffers and drawgear is what I meant. Hmm, opns up some interesting possibilities, especially if the sleeper is done too.....

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Post by NiallGray »

Nice pics, Jon.

I did some on here a few weeks ago of 87001 and I liked how it looked so much I have one of the pics as my desktop picture.

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Beautiful loco :)
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NiallGray wrote:Nice pics, Jon.

I did some on here a few weeks ago of 87001 and I liked how it looked so much I have one of the pics as my desktop picture.

:D

Beautiful loco :)
Thanks Niall.
I saw your shots the other week...they were great shots.
In fact all your shots, of all the classes have been excellent. :P
As sparkers go , BR Blue 87s have a special place in my heart........nearly as much as 50s and Deltics.
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Hah........I've just remembered what it was all about :D

LOCOMOTION 74 EXHIBITION BY BRITISH RAIL AND STEAMTOWN AT STEAMTOWN CARNFORTH SUNDAY 11 AUGUST TO SUNDAY 25 AUGUST


http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/LOCOMOTION-1974-E ... dZViewItem

I've got my copy of that..........somewhere. :o

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