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GE 44 Tonner Cab – image 2

Hi,I am trying to create a cab for my GE 44 Tonner and I have absolutely no idea what I am doing. I am using an nice image supplied by ge44tonner, and I have taken the time to edit the photos and create separate objects for the controls and then erase them on the image, the image (of the cabview) now looks like all the controls have been removed when the photo was taken, I have no idea what to do next... Is there somebody out there thay wouldn't mind helping me out?KWK100's GE Locomotive Rebuilding This is kwk100 and I'm 10-10 on the side.

Updates:New cab created for the GE 44 Tonner, Cabview in the worksGE logo and name property of General Electric

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RE: GE 44 Tonner Cab

GE 44 Tonner Cab – image 3

There's a shot of a Louisville, New Albany & Corydon GE 45-ton cab on the Fallenflags site. I do not know if the 45-tonners were different from the 44-tonners.The image doesn't show all the controls, but it's a start:http://www.rr-fallenflags.org/misc-l/misc-l.html(Scroll down to Louisville, New Albany & Corydon)Ron
http://www.railwaystation.com

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