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I've started construction on the Kawasaki LRV used by SEPTA. This is the single sided version. Let me know what you think... it's still aways from being ready for primetime... especially considering I need to get reference pics of the trucks and roof. If anyone knows where I can find some please let me know.Jaleel
>This isn't exactly what you're looking for, since these >aren't prototype photos, but they should help: > >http://ihphobby.tripod.com/opages/oseptalrv.html >http://ihphobby.tripod.com/photogallery.html > > >One question - how did you make the renderings of this model >and the M-7 in the other thread? They're very nicely >anti-aliased, are they being viewed from within Trainz or >your modeling program? > >Alex Stroshane > > >http://www.trainweb.org/asamtrak911 Alex thanks for the links they are in fact very helpful!As for the model rendering it was done in 3dmax. I know someone has asked about double ended I think it is a good possibility that a double ended version can be made with very little modification to the current model. That won't show up for awhile though.Thanks for the interest and replysJaleel
One question - how did you make the renderings of this model and the M-7 in the other thread? They're very nicely anti-aliased, are they being viewed from within Trainz or your modeling program?Alex Stroshane
