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The CN F3 is already. But its payware from 3dtrains Well worth the 10$!Photo from the site(too lazy to open the sim and take a shot today!) The other cars would be amazing to have!
Holey Moley!! What were the chances I'd post a picture of the real 9000? I really only did that by way of illustration for those interested in the colour scheme. Thanks for the heads-up, definitely going to spend some for this. Thanks!
Hi Paul!I work on two projects to reskin some North American cars mostly Canadian and CN. - 1 - Real cars of today - some great stuff to come soon specially in grain cars and naturally in boxcars. - 2 - The Canadian Fifties specially CNR cars Olive-green and goldLook at this picture of a final reskin of GE 44 ton and a baggage car at first state of repaint.Be a little bit patient CNR of this time are not easy to reskin. A lot of adjusments for the lines but a good challenge. Some inquiries will be necessary to make a good job.Your photos are very useful and for the first time a have a good view of a GP9. I had only a poor B/W photos before, it wasn't sufficient.
Hi Nicober, thanks for the info. Having had MSTS for the last year(cue the telethon!)I've learned patience at a whole new level! If you do a web search, starting at the Alberta Rail Museum.com, the links will get you to an archive CN locos dating back to the 1800's. Mostly b/w ,some colour,good quality pictures. If I can find it again I'll post here later. That's a great screen shot!
Hi, PaulThanks to remember me The Alberta Railway Museum, it's a very good site and it's there I had pick up the project of my first upload a CNR caboose. Some good changes from my last visit few months ago.
Hello, Nicober. Here's a site for you, the Canada Science and Technology Museum at: http://216.94.16.48/ Use the menu on the right hand side of the page and look for the photo gallery. Good luck and have fun!
The other cars would be amazing to have!
Be a little bit patient CNR of this time are not easy to reskin. A lot of adjusments for the lines but a good challenge. Some inquiries will be necessary to make a good job.Your photos are very useful and for the first time a have a good view of a GP9. I had only a poor B/W photos before, it wasn't sufficient.