Andy's Workshop
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Re: Andy's Workshop
Hi all,
Still a work in progress (Very much so) Still trying to find a way for a wrap around of the texture from the side to the roof. In the meantime, I'm still trying to get the shape near enough spot-on! A very long way to go. But this screenshot should give you a good idea;
And also still trying to get an Activity inbetween done.
Cheers
Andy
Still a work in progress (Very much so) Still trying to find a way for a wrap around of the texture from the side to the roof. In the meantime, I'm still trying to get the shape near enough spot-on! A very long way to go. But this screenshot should give you a good idea;
And also still trying to get an Activity inbetween done.
Cheers
Andy
Andy - TSSH Footplate Crew
Re: Andy's Workshop
Slow but steady should win the race. Looking good.
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rufuskins- Posts : 3731
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Re: Andy's Workshop
Hi Andy
That will make another good freeware addition. It would be very good for the Dorset Coast Route.
I had built other types Desiros before; Class 350s & 360s five years back, Class 185s last year, and the Scotrail Class 380s earlier this year. I have never got round to the 444s, but good work on your Class 444 model.
Alistair Cowell
That will make another good freeware addition. It would be very good for the Dorset Coast Route.
I had built other types Desiros before; Class 350s & 360s five years back, Class 185s last year, and the Scotrail Class 380s earlier this year. I have never got round to the 444s, but good work on your Class 444 model.
Alistair Cowell
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Re: Andy's Workshop
An update;
Main Driving coach now with correct Bogie and correct Textures to the bogie and wheel. Still a little bit more work to do on the Bogie tomorrow. But thanks so much to Alistair Cowell for providing me with some of his work and textures!
The TSO coach now has a shape also in readiness to start work on..... Still a lot more work to do on these and getting the passenger views near enough to what I think they should look like. Still a lot more external work to do yet before I start on the Internal passenger view work.
Here are 2 shots;
I've been testing Ged's Activity and a really nice Activity I really must say for his first go!
Also been doing some work today also on my activity in readiness for the '12 days of Christmas!'
So hopefully should be a good 12 days of Christmas pressie for everyone!
Spent most of the day digging out the ole sealant around the bath and putting in new sealant! Not the best of days when the tiles are cracked and being an older/rented property that the bath is set further away from the wall than it should be! But hey-ho - I think I've made a good job of a bad situation! But I have put in some strong glue for the tiles. and around between the sealant and the tiles. So seems to be setting well. Just go to make it smooth tomorrow! Between this and doing MSTS related stuff and going to my little girls Christmas Nativity play tomorrow and photographing and recording that! It becomes a job in itself!
Cheers
Andy
Main Driving coach now with correct Bogie and correct Textures to the bogie and wheel. Still a little bit more work to do on the Bogie tomorrow. But thanks so much to Alistair Cowell for providing me with some of his work and textures!
The TSO coach now has a shape also in readiness to start work on..... Still a lot more work to do on these and getting the passenger views near enough to what I think they should look like. Still a lot more external work to do yet before I start on the Internal passenger view work.
Here are 2 shots;
I've been testing Ged's Activity and a really nice Activity I really must say for his first go!
Also been doing some work today also on my activity in readiness for the '12 days of Christmas!'
So hopefully should be a good 12 days of Christmas pressie for everyone!
Spent most of the day digging out the ole sealant around the bath and putting in new sealant! Not the best of days when the tiles are cracked and being an older/rented property that the bath is set further away from the wall than it should be! But hey-ho - I think I've made a good job of a bad situation! But I have put in some strong glue for the tiles. and around between the sealant and the tiles. So seems to be setting well. Just go to make it smooth tomorrow! Between this and doing MSTS related stuff and going to my little girls Christmas Nativity play tomorrow and photographing and recording that! It becomes a job in itself!
Cheers
Andy
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Re: Andy's Workshop
Oh the joys of life! We're due to see the granddaughter's nativity play tomorrow.
Anyway the model is developing nicely.
Anyway the model is developing nicely.
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Re: Andy's Workshop
Hi everyone,
Unfortunately the 444 Desiro is taking a back-burner for now... In the meantime I have a couple of Acts I am working on...
One is for the Dorset Coast and it might be a while, but hopefully it will be worth the wait? If I carry on at the rate I am going and with someone testing it for me, hopefully a couple of weeks?
The other one with the DEMU's is still in the pipeline, I have a couple of things I still need to do with this one....
The 444 Desiro is only taking a back-burner for a bit until I can get some help and advice from the Master at Arms!
In the meantime a couple of shots of what I have done so far with the new Act I am working on with DC6.... (Doesn't help when it is being slow to Zoom in and Out of Activity Editor because of the amount that is there) But hey-Ho; hopefully it will be worth it in the end???
Cheers
Andy
Unfortunately the 444 Desiro is taking a back-burner for now... In the meantime I have a couple of Acts I am working on...
One is for the Dorset Coast and it might be a while, but hopefully it will be worth the wait? If I carry on at the rate I am going and with someone testing it for me, hopefully a couple of weeks?
The other one with the DEMU's is still in the pipeline, I have a couple of things I still need to do with this one....
The 444 Desiro is only taking a back-burner for a bit until I can get some help and advice from the Master at Arms!
In the meantime a couple of shots of what I have done so far with the new Act I am working on with DC6.... (Doesn't help when it is being slow to Zoom in and Out of Activity Editor because of the amount that is there) But hey-Ho; hopefully it will be worth it in the end???
Cheers
Andy
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Re: Andy's Workshop
Hi all,
I have 2 Activities (Pretty) close to completion. 1 is for the London South East Route and the other is for Dorset Coast. This is the first time I have tried doing an activity for Dorset Coast and I was a bit scared to TBH... But now I have made the plunge; I'm glad I have!....
Here is an Act I am working on for another on the Dorset Coast Route! Enjoy the shot! Plenty of A1 Traffic and I won't give the game away, but there are a couple of moments with "Heart in Mouth"
But here is a shot as a taster for the DC6 Act I am currently working on!
I have 2 Activities (Pretty) close to completion. 1 is for the London South East Route and the other is for Dorset Coast. This is the first time I have tried doing an activity for Dorset Coast and I was a bit scared to TBH... But now I have made the plunge; I'm glad I have!....
Here is an Act I am working on for another on the Dorset Coast Route! Enjoy the shot! Plenty of A1 Traffic and I won't give the game away, but there are a couple of moments with "Heart in Mouth"
But here is a shot as a taster for the DC6 Act I am currently working on!
Andy - TSSH Footplate Crew
Re: Andy's Workshop
Andy
I love the screenshot, and if the activity is anything like I will certainly enjoy it.
I love the screenshot, and if the activity is anything like I will certainly enjoy it.
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rufuskins- Posts : 3731
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Re: Andy's Workshop
Thanks Alec,
This one I am really looking forward to releasing! And yes that is an HST you can see in the platform at London Waterloo! And yes this has happened! I always make sure that I research stock and routes etc before I do any Acts....
This one I am really looking forward to releasing! And yes that is an HST you can see in the platform at London Waterloo! And yes this has happened! I always make sure that I research stock and routes etc before I do any Acts....
Andy - TSSH Footplate Crew
Re: Andy's Workshop
Hey everyone,
I have uploaded 2 Activities this evening, so hopefully they will appear on UKTS tomorrow??......
I have uploaded 2 Activities this evening, so hopefully they will appear on UKTS tomorrow??......
Andy - TSSH Footplate Crew
Re: Andy's Workshop
Hi all,
I have been busy today in getting kind Permission from Danny Gilbert (Dee4141) to Re-Texture one of his Merchant Navy models in the form of 35006 'Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company' as preserved and about to come into traffic after a major Restoration on the Gloucester & Warwickshire Preserved Railway. Thankfully Danny has agreed to this.
Here are some photos of her as completed;
I will test this in MSTS tonight to check everything on her home line.....
Enjoy!
Cheers
Andy
I have been busy today in getting kind Permission from Danny Gilbert (Dee4141) to Re-Texture one of his Merchant Navy models in the form of 35006 'Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company' as preserved and about to come into traffic after a major Restoration on the Gloucester & Warwickshire Preserved Railway. Thankfully Danny has agreed to this.
Here are some photos of her as completed;
I will test this in MSTS tonight to check everything on her home line.....
Enjoy!
Cheers
Andy
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rufuskins- Posts : 3731
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Re: Andy's Workshop
Very nice Andy.
She was a Salisbury loco based there from August 1950 until withdrawl August 1964.
Cheers
Andy
She was a Salisbury loco based there from August 1950 until withdrawl August 1964.
Cheers
Andy
Andy Moody (AKA AJ52MDY on the UKTS site) West Moors, Dorset on the "Old Road" closed September 1964
andrew moody- Posts : 438
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Re: Andy's Workshop
Thanks Alec and Andy.
I can't take all the credit though. This is afterall Danny's loco that I have Re-Textured and Renumbered and put on the correct Shed Code.
Also I have made a start in putting some colour on 35013 'Blue Funnel' that is another one that I shall also be doing. I hope someone can give me some feedback on how the plate looks now I have added some colour in this shot?
Thanks
Andy
I can't take all the credit though. This is afterall Danny's loco that I have Re-Textured and Renumbered and put on the correct Shed Code.
Also I have made a start in putting some colour on 35013 'Blue Funnel' that is another one that I shall also be doing. I hope someone can give me some feedback on how the plate looks now I have added some colour in this shot?
Thanks
Andy
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Re: Andy's Workshop
Hi Andy,
I know I've got a check to ask you but here goes,can you do either of these two 35002 Union Castle (I've actually been on one of their ships The Edinburgh Castle) and or 35021 New Zealand Line ( I have a cousin living in New Zealand)
Either as original Spam Can or Rebuilt
Thanks
Mike
I know I've got a check to ask you but here goes,can you do either of these two 35002 Union Castle (I've actually been on one of their ships The Edinburgh Castle) and or 35021 New Zealand Line ( I have a cousin living in New Zealand)
Either as original Spam Can or Rebuilt
Thanks
Mike
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Re: Andy's Workshop
Mike, 35002 is already on UKTS ID 22141.
dee4141- Posts : 325
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Re: Andy's Workshop
Hi Mike,
I am concentrating currently on the missing "Rebuilts"
Danny got there before me. But if you want to see 35021 'New Zealand Line'; I'm unable to find a colour shot other than this of the nameplate;
http://www.bluebell-railway-museum.co.uk/images/nameplate1.jpg
So if anyone has a head-on view of it that they can send to me please, would be much appreciated.
Thanks
Andy
I am concentrating currently on the missing "Rebuilts"
Danny got there before me. But if you want to see 35021 'New Zealand Line'; I'm unable to find a colour shot other than this of the nameplate;
http://www.bluebell-railway-museum.co.uk/images/nameplate1.jpg
So if anyone has a head-on view of it that they can send to me please, would be much appreciated.
Thanks
Andy
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Re: Andy's Workshop
Andy,
hows this one.
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=35021+new+zealand+line++nameplate+colour+photos&biw=1366&bih=673&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=JmMWU4rTFcGQhQfP4QE&ved=0CCoQsAQ
look at the two Blue bell ones
I have one I can scan aswell.
hows this one.
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=35021+new+zealand+line++nameplate+colour+photos&biw=1366&bih=673&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=JmMWU4rTFcGQhQfP4QE&ved=0CCoQsAQ
look at the two Blue bell ones
I have one I can scan aswell.
Thank You Ben A4PSmember[b][color=#ff9933]
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Re: Andy's Workshop
Ben,
If you can possibly scan the one you have please (as long as it is head-on) would be really appreciated.... Otherwise I have a lot of texturing and ripping apart to do and the possibility that the nameplate still won't look right.
I have copies of all the Bluebell ones... The link you have sent is everything I have come across.
Thanks
Andy
If you can possibly scan the one you have please (as long as it is head-on) would be really appreciated.... Otherwise I have a lot of texturing and ripping apart to do and the possibility that the nameplate still won't look right.
I have copies of all the Bluebell ones... The link you have sent is everything I have come across.
Thanks
Andy
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Re: Andy's Workshop
Hi everyone,
Apologies for no updates, been a tad busy of late... 2nd Interview for tomorrow as well and preparing for that!
BTW, Still left to do for MSTS....
1) Get what I can done for these Merchant Navy's and then look at packaging them up....
2) Get my Dorset Coast Act Edited and finished off and then get the stock list together and sent off for testing...
3) Get together some plans etc for getting a Centre car 144 Unit and layout and pictures to enable MSTS users for putting into a 3 car formation consist.
4) Get some major work done on this 444 Desiro, which I will be working with Justin as and time allows.
Plenty to do, let's hope 2/3 out of the 4 can be uploaded to UKTS in time for the MSTS Easter event!
Cheers
Andy
Apologies for no updates, been a tad busy of late... 2nd Interview for tomorrow as well and preparing for that!
BTW, Still left to do for MSTS....
1) Get what I can done for these Merchant Navy's and then look at packaging them up....
2) Get my Dorset Coast Act Edited and finished off and then get the stock list together and sent off for testing...
3) Get together some plans etc for getting a Centre car 144 Unit and layout and pictures to enable MSTS users for putting into a 3 car formation consist.
4) Get some major work done on this 444 Desiro, which I will be working with Justin as and time allows.
Plenty to do, let's hope 2/3 out of the 4 can be uploaded to UKTS in time for the MSTS Easter event!
Cheers
Andy
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Re: Andy's Workshop
Obviously interviews for work must always come first - unfortunately life does have a habit of interfering with MSTS. Having now retired I'm still adjusting to a different time zone and need to take that on board.
Looking forward to your Class 144 centre car as I mentioned within my own workshop thread, as well as the Class 444. I have the MLI issue that looks at the 140-144 range, and I'll scan what pictures there are in it and pass them on.
Looking forward to your Class 144 centre car as I mentioned within my own workshop thread, as well as the Class 444. I have the MLI issue that looks at the 140-144 range, and I'll scan what pictures there are in it and pass them on.
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Re: Andy's Workshop
Hi Andy,
Looking at your list of done Merchant Navy Class loco's you only have another 25 to go,as you say you can never have enough of them,good job you didn't start with the WC\BB's you would have a 110 to do,or if you did both Streamlined Spam cans and the Rebuilt ones,that would be 220.
All the best for the job interview tomorrow
Mike
Looking at your list of done Merchant Navy Class loco's you only have another 25 to go,as you say you can never have enough of them,good job you didn't start with the WC\BB's you would have a 110 to do,or if you did both Streamlined Spam cans and the Rebuilt ones,that would be 220.
All the best for the job interview tomorrow
Mike
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Re: Andy's Workshop
Hi Mike,
Thanks for the best Wishes for tomorrow. Going to need all the luck I can get! Which hopefully should spur me on to get these things for MSTS done.
Unfortunately, I am only doing the Merchant Navy's or at least looking into the ones that haven't been done as yet. 1 in particular I am leaving as Danny is doing this one for his route.... I am just going to cover the ones that haven't been done previously.
So for my reckoning, so far I have completed as follows;
35001, 35006, 35012, 35013 & 35014.
This leaves yet to do if I can find the Nameplates for;
35002, 35003, 35004, 35007, 35008, 35010, 35015, 35016, 35018, 35019, 35020, 35021, 35022, 35023, 35024, 35025 & 35026.
The following have already been done;
35005, 35009, 35017, 35027, 35028, 35029, 35030
I am sure to get some uploaded, but will have to concentrate on the others as and when time allows!
If I have made a mistake with regards to the info above, please do let me know....
Alec, Thanks for the message. I'd be glad to see any info that you have on the Centre car.
Best Wishes
Andy
Thanks for the best Wishes for tomorrow. Going to need all the luck I can get! Which hopefully should spur me on to get these things for MSTS done.
Unfortunately, I am only doing the Merchant Navy's or at least looking into the ones that haven't been done as yet. 1 in particular I am leaving as Danny is doing this one for his route.... I am just going to cover the ones that haven't been done previously.
So for my reckoning, so far I have completed as follows;
35001, 35006, 35012, 35013 & 35014.
This leaves yet to do if I can find the Nameplates for;
35002, 35003, 35004, 35007, 35008, 35010, 35015, 35016, 35018, 35019, 35020, 35021, 35022, 35023, 35024, 35025 & 35026.
The following have already been done;
35005, 35009, 35017, 35027, 35028, 35029, 35030
I am sure to get some uploaded, but will have to concentrate on the others as and when time allows!
If I have made a mistake with regards to the info above, please do let me know....
Alec, Thanks for the message. I'd be glad to see any info that you have on the Centre car.
Best Wishes
Andy
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Re: Andy's Workshop
35002 is already available on UKTS - see comments above.
I made a lightly weathered version of 35003 a few years ago, so this could be uploaded if there was any interest.
I made a lightly weathered version of 35003 a few years ago, so this could be uploaded if there was any interest.
dee4141- Posts : 325
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Re: Andy's Workshop
dee4141 wrote:35002 is already available on UKTS - see comments above.
I made a lightly weathered version of 35003 a few years ago, so this could be uploaded if there was any interest.
Hi Danny,
Apologies, I knew there were 1 or 2 I left out.... I completely forgot to adjust my Document file. I think you should upload 35003 as by all accounts as many had a good run over the 105mph with her!....
Then maybe, just maybe we can do something with some Rebuilt Merchant Navy Pacific's on a Route looking like it is the 1960's out off Waterloo??? the trouble is how do you go about achieving this for example on Dorset Coast?? The stations and the layout are too modern?
Cheers
Andy
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Re: Andy's Workshop
35005CP wrote: I'd be glad to see any info that you have on the Centre car.
Andy
I'll send you what I have - probably Monday or Tuesday -, although there isn't a lot on the centre MS car.
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Re: Andy's Workshop
I think you should upload 35003
OK, I'll do that. I think I'll wait until Alec's Eggstravaganza is on the go.......presumably that's a week or two away?
I think the best 1960's route would be New Forest, it's just a pity Rick has been unable to finish the extension. In fact the 35003 model was built for Rick, plus a few other locos for his planned route.
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Re: Andy's Workshop
dee4141 wrote:I think you should upload 35003
OK, I'll do that. I think I'll wait until Alec's Eggstravaganza is on the go.......presumably that's a week or two away?
I think the best 1960's route would be New Forest, it's just a pity Rick has been unable to finish the extension. In fact the 35003 model was built for Rick, plus a few other locos for his planned route.
Well at least that is 2 down from my previous reply of Merchant Navy's to re-texture. Which now obviously leaves the following;
35004, 35007, 35008, 35010, 35015, 35016, 35018, 35019, 35020, 35021, 35022, 35023, 35024, 35025 & 35026.
35008 and 35018 are most certainly on my agenda of ones to do...... I wonder if we can get one done between us Danny of the list of ones to do (35008 ideally) with chalk writing on the smokebox door and possibly looking a bit worst for wear? What do you think?
Ideally I would love to do an Activity around Waterloo..... I think the New Forest is great, but you don't have the track to do a mixture of A1 traffic coming in and out of Waterloo and coming Light loco from Nine Elms...... I wonder if we can in someway persuade the owner of Dorset Coast to do a conversion for Dorset Coast?
Cheers
Andy
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Re: Andy's Workshop
Andy.
You have an email.
Cheers
Andy
You have an email.
Cheers
Andy
Andy Moody (AKA AJ52MDY on the UKTS site) West Moors, Dorset on the "Old Road" closed September 1964
andrew moody- Posts : 438
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Re: Andy's Workshop
Thanks Andy, just replying to you as we speak..
All the best
Andy
All the best
Andy
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Re: Andy's Workshop
Andy, 35015 Rotterdam Lloyd will be released with SouthEast as this was the only Rebuilt MN allocated to this area. There is also a Golden Arrow version.
I can do a grubby 35008 ( or help) but it will need to wait a while I'm afraid.
I can do a grubby 35008 ( or help) but it will need to wait a while I'm afraid.
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Re: Andy's Workshop
Hi
Some body was doing a conversion of the Dorset Coast to Dorset Coast Steama couple of years ago
I can remember seeing screen shots of it on UKTS,he had done quite a bit of it and it also included the Steyning Route,I think the person doing it was SD Trains but I could be wrong.
Mike
Some body was doing a conversion of the Dorset Coast to Dorset Coast Steama couple of years ago
I can remember seeing screen shots of it on UKTS,he had done quite a bit of it and it also included the Steyning Route,I think the person doing it was SD Trains but I could be wrong.
Mike
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Re: Andy's Workshop
Hi Mike,
Could you possibly put a message over on UKTS to find out if that was going to happen? If not are you able to send me a link to it please?
Thanks
Andy
Could you possibly put a message over on UKTS to find out if that was going to happen? If not are you able to send me a link to it please?
Thanks
Andy
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Re: Andy's Workshop
Apologies Danny - I knew there was another one I had forgot to take off my spreadsheet.... So is the following correct?
35004, 35007, 35008, 35010, 35016, 35018, 35019, 35020, 35021, 35022, 35023, 35024, 35025 & 35026.
I just hope I haven't left any out now?
Yes please Danny, it would be great to see 35008 fresh out of the paintshop as well as looking worst for wear? Maybe without the Nameplate?
Thanks
Andy
35004, 35007, 35008, 35010, 35016, 35018, 35019, 35020, 35021, 35022, 35023, 35024, 35025 & 35026.
I just hope I haven't left any out now?
Yes please Danny, it would be great to see 35008 fresh out of the paintshop as well as looking worst for wear? Maybe without the Nameplate?
Thanks
Andy
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Re: Andy's Workshop
Hi Andy
I did a search on UKTS and the last post by the chap who was making the steam version of the Dorset Coast was on the 20th May 2013 this is what he wrote
Perhaps 'no news is good news' at the moment. Like a few other route builders out there, I have been getting on with things, and each session brings another sown seed into bloom.
I have been working on other things, too, and will continue to do so!!
The person who was doing the steam version goes under the name of SD Trains,I think his first name is Stephen.
Mike
I did a search on UKTS and the last post by the chap who was making the steam version of the Dorset Coast was on the 20th May 2013 this is what he wrote
Perhaps 'no news is good news' at the moment. Like a few other route builders out there, I have been getting on with things, and each session brings another sown seed into bloom.
I have been working on other things, too, and will continue to do so!!
The person who was doing the steam version goes under the name of SD Trains,I think his first name is Stephen.
Mike
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Re: Andy's Workshop
Hi Mike,
Here is a link to the Steyning Revisited thread here;
I think this is the thread that SDTrains wants to keep open. a shame there has been no update on this thread since 2012.....
Andy
Here is a link to the Steyning Revisited thread here;
I think this is the thread that SDTrains wants to keep open. a shame there has been no update on this thread since 2012.....
Andy
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Re: Andy's Workshop
Hi
Some how he had managed to merge Dorset Coast and Steyning Line together,he was also going to put both Nine Elms and Feltham yards into his steam version.
It seems a shame it looks like it will not be finished especially after all the work he had put into it
Mike
Some how he had managed to merge Dorset Coast and Steyning Line together,he was also going to put both Nine Elms and Feltham yards into his steam version.
It seems a shame it looks like it will not be finished especially after all the work he had put into it
Mike
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Re: Andy's Workshop
A good start there, and I hope the jpgs I sent you might be of some help.
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rufuskins- Posts : 3731
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Re: Andy's Workshop
Hi all,
Does anyone know what liveries these Centre Coaches have been done in please? This way it will ensure I have covered all 144 liveries before it is uploaded....
Thanks Alec for the JPEG files, these are a great help! I did send you a reply to your email... I hope you got it?
Thanks in advance
Best Wishes
Andy
Does anyone know what liveries these Centre Coaches have been done in please? This way it will ensure I have covered all 144 liveries before it is uploaded....
Thanks Alec for the JPEG files, these are a great help! I did send you a reply to your email... I hope you got it?
Thanks in advance
Best Wishes
Andy
Andy - TSSH Footplate Crew
Re: Andy's Workshop
Yes I did and I hope they provide some answers.
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Re: Andy's Workshop
Thanks Alec, they are helping a lot....
Going back to the Internal Layout, does anyone have some photos from inside the Centre Coach please?
Many Thanks
Andy
Going back to the Internal Layout, does anyone have some photos from inside the Centre Coach please?
Many Thanks
Andy
Andy - TSSH Footplate Crew
Re: Andy's Workshop
Andy
If you look at the picture labelled centre car you can see the current internal seating layout as well as a written comment on the original seating.
If you look at the picture labelled centre car you can see the current internal seating layout as well as a written comment on the original seating.
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Re: Andy's Workshop
Thanks Alec. A little bit of searching has uncovered this.
Thanks once again. Those JPEGS are becoming very useful indeed!
Thanks once again. Those JPEGS are becoming very useful indeed!
Andy - TSSH Footplate Crew
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