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I want to thank the train sim community for all the support I have received during construction of my L&PS route. Many of you follow its progress on my L&PS web site. To better accommodate the traffic, I have recently moved the site to a new location. You will now find it at:http://www.lnps.infoThanks WayneL1 on the Kettle Creek trestle with a mixed freightCredits: Tim Muir – caboose and boxcar repaints Chris Bonelli – tank cars Brian Piotrowski – 34 foot hoppers
Wayne, absolutely fantastic work! It's making me want to break out MSTS again! The quality of the rolling stock, scenery, and route is amazing.Those shadows on the boxcab from the roofline and grab bars - are those created on the skin or generated from the sim lighting?Again, great work!
>Those shadows on the boxcab from the roofline and grab bars >- are those created on the skin or generated from the sim >lighting? Actually, this looks like one of the POV-Ray scene renders. The shadow generation in the MSTS1 engine never came close to that level of detail.Excellent work, either way.
Hello Wayne,Thanks for the updated website. I always keep track of your latest work, and it continues to be an inspiration to me. You're one of the best!Timtimmuir@wcn.net
Electric Railroad 3D Models Sumpter Valley B&B Gang Willamette Valley Route (No timetable for release)
L1 on the Kettle Creek trestle with a mixed freightCredits:
