My Iron Foundry Project

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My Iron Foundry Project

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I thought you all might be interesting in the route I'm building. Not a route exactly, but a small factory rail system.
I've still got a lot to do, but it's progressed to a point where I can reveal it to the public.





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Very impressive. I really do like your buildings.

Can't wait to see if you tackle a steelworks!

Edit: I notice Parkfield is no longer on the list. Has she gone for a paint-job?

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Looking good there, nice to see something different.
Keep up the good work. Looking forward to seeing more.

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Looks great,should be good for the small engines!
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Hi Kevin

What a mess - but that is a compliment on the way you have captured the atmosphere of a busy foundry and the inevitable debris that heavy engineering leaves.

Very nice and something a bit different.
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Really impressive, love the realistic set-up. Well done, please keep us informed of your progress.

All the best,

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looks fantastic! I have all the objects you have released so far and they are great, really love the overhead crane.
Please do release the rest of the objects, right now i could really use that scrap metal pile. :)
Keep up the great work!
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A steel works would indeed be great, but I think I'll leave that to someone else!
Parkfield will be back soon. I just changed the main picture, so now it's awaiting approval.
However, because of the popularity of the G girls, I'm tempted to do a clean version of Parkfield!

M1ckran wrote:Very impressive. I really do like your buildings.

Can't wait to see if you tackle a steelworks!

Edit: I notice Parkfield is no longer on the list. Has she gone for a paint-job?

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Thanks!
I just need to do a bit of work along the edges of the scrap pile to break them up a bit before I release it.
There is a new version of the crane just released (see the first picture above). It fixes a shadow problem, and has a longer track. It also has a few texture improvements
nikos1 wrote:looks fantastic! I have all the objects you have released so far and they are great, really love the overhead crane.
Please do release the rest of the objects, right now i could really use that scrap metal pile. :)
Keep up the great work!
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That looks great, really has the feel of an Industrial site too it.

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Your buildings are excellent and are great additions to RS - keep 'em rolling!!

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Very Nice indeed.

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Hi Nikos1,
I've just released the scrap metal pile.
File ID: 20156


nikos1 wrote: Please do release the rest of the objects, right now i could really use that scrap metal pile. :)
Keep up the great work!
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And another of the foundry buildings - A row of 3 sheds

File ID: 20157


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Hi Kevin,

Looks superb ! - really captures the atmosphere of a old victorian foundry 'modernised' for the 1950's onwards look that you see in many railway photo's.

Thanks for making some of this available for download.

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