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Hi ZaneIt does look pretty good. I think you're right, though, that you need to edit the front face - it looks to me like the whole cab front needs moving down a bit. Remember that the 150's roof has a slightly domed end, with the top of the cab front having a flatter profile than the main part of the roof. I think you've lined your front face up with the top of the roof, so everything's placed a bit high. Of course, if you just move the front down, there'll be a gap and you'll have to model the dome.Check out the 150/1 from X-City which seems to have solved the problem the easy way by making the whole roof to the flatter profile - it doesn't show from normal viewing angles. Cheers SimonPS - your Yarmouth route is looking very good too.
There have been a few added fronts. His forum seems to have gone a bit wrong today as it only shows the 150 with the original front and GARETHMAN's mini profile (at the left-hand side of posts) goes all the way accross the bottom of the post :S Damon Cox - http://www.virtual-rail.co.uk
the front lights can be altered to white by pasting the unlit lamp over both sets of lights then adding a white burst effect using PSP. I did the same when i built my 156.
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