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This is my version of the Boston Red Line Car... It's the more modern one. It still has along way to go before being close to being ready for a test run. I still need more reference shots especially of the how the married pairs are connected and more images of the under carriage.I hope you all like what I have so far.
RE: Boston Red Line Subway Car.. Under Construction..., asamtrak911, Nov-19-04, 09:51 PM, (1) RE: Boston Red Line Subway Car.. Under Construction..., AEM7AC 920, Nov-19-04, 11:00 PM, (2) RE: Boston Red Line Subway Car.. Under Construction..., jayo, Nov-25-04, 10:56 PM, (3) RE: Boston Red Line Subway Car.. Under Construction..., Mattaf, Nov-29-04, 06:11 AM, (4) RE: Boston Red Line Subway Car.. Under Construction..., AEM7AC 920, Nov-29-04, 09:07 PM, (5) RE: Boston Red Line Subway Car.. Under Construction..., asamtrak911, Nov-29-04, 09:42 PM, (6)
RE: Boston Red Line Subway Car.. Under Construction...
Hmm...you normally work with Trainz, don't you? It would be nice if you could do an MSTS version also.Regardless, contact me and I'll give you whatever info I have. Looks excellent, by the way.Alex Stroshane http://www.trainweb.org/asamtrak911
RE: Boston Red Line Subway Car.. Under Construction...
>This is my version of the Boston Red Line Car... It's the >more modern one. It still has along way to go before being >close to being ready for a test run. I still need more >reference shots especially of the how the married pairs are >connected and more images of the under carriage. > >I hope you all like what I have so far. Very nice it's the 01800 series built by bombadier I like what I see almost makes we want to go out and get Trainz, maybe if you did the Breda's then I would really think about trainz AEM7AC 920 How do you like your toast?
RE: Boston Red Line Subway Car.. Under Construction...
A Breda car has been done for Trainz. Go to trainz.luvr.net to check it out! To all of you MSTSusers, here's my advice: Ditch MSTS and get Trainz Railroad Simulator! It is much more flexible and easier to deal with. You'll see, so get Trainz today! Well, don't just stand there, GET TRAINZ NAAAAAWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!
RE: Boston Red Line Subway Car.. Under Construction...
>HOW ABOUT NO!!!!!!!!! Seriously, Trainz doesn't really >look like my thing. I'll stick to MSTS. That is what i'm saying!! The day I ditch MSTS for trainz is the day bill gates will become poor AEM7AC 920 How do you like your toast?
RE: Boston Red Line Subway Car.. Under Construction...
Guys, don't turn this into another stupid MSTS/Trainz thread. We all have our own opinions, and we all need to keep them to ourselves.That said, to the original poster, if you're still in need of information I might be able to help. Also, from briefly looking over your model, the first thing I notice is that the end gates are a little too thick and seem to stick out too far forward. They don't actually need to touch on adjacent cars, if that's what you were trying to achieve.Alex Stroshane http://www.trainweb.org/asamtrak911
