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See these pictures of third rail on the Chicago-L!Archived thread - Read only Previous Topic | Next Topic – image 2 Archived thread - Read only Previous Topic | Next Topic – image 3 Archived thread - Read only Previous Topic | Next Topic – image 4 -Chris
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very little finished

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Who says there's no third rail in MSTS!!?? [View All], ccyko, 09:27 AM, Feb-08-02, (0) RE: Who says there's no third rail in MSTS!!??, ccyko, Feb-08-02, 11:20 AM, (1) RE: Who says there's no third rail in MSTS!!??, rgarber, Feb-08-02, 11:49 AM, (2) RE: Who says there's no third rail in MSTS!!??, sniper297, Feb-08-02, 03:36 PM, (3) RE: Who says there's no third rail in MSTS!!??, Daylighter, Feb-08-02, 05:09 PM, (4) RE: Who says there's no third rail in MSTS!!??, henry3, Feb-08-02, 06:21 PM, (5) RE: Who says there's no third rail in MSTS!!??, ccyko, Feb-09-02, 00:37 AM, (6)

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more teasers for the New Elevated project.....Archived thread - Read only Previous Topic | Next Topic – image 5 Archived thread - Read only Previous Topic | Next Topic – image 6 -Chris
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RE: Who says there's no third rail in MSTS!!??

What bridge object is that? Thanks!Rich Garber

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RE: Who says there's no third rail in MSTS!!??

"Very little finished" he says. Either you learned how to do 3D object making, or talked somebody else into making that, either way it's a hell of an accomplishment. I'm assuming the structure is still a raw object, as yet unskinned with that old familiar rusty brown! It looks totally authentic to me, and I'm looking at the real thing right now.

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RE: Who says there's no third rail in MSTS!!??

Man that's cool!If I had to set bridge work for the full length of my route as well as deal with the standard grade work and track laying, I think I would have already been hauled off to the funny farm. As it is I'm am now only partially insane.Hell of an accomplishment there boy!

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RE: Who says there's no third rail in MSTS!!??

LAST EDITED ON Feb-08-02 AT 06:21 PM (EST)"As real as it gets!"Well, I'm drooling again. I was in Chicago back in November and I dare say, with a bit of rust it would look just like that trackage I walked under while exploring downtown.Great job, Chris!Henry

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RE: Who says there's no third rail in MSTS!!??

That's a good question, what's the most realistic way to add the rust? Right now the color is derived from just a yellow block, which I made into an ace file. As well, if you all think that's good, thank Abacus, I just got my copy of TSM from participating in roundhouse last night.-Chris
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