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Ok, I been planning for sometime to paint some heavyweights in FBL orange, but now that I'm ready, I'm a bit lost.. In one of the ohio rail rolling stock packages, theres a set of nice heavyweights that have inside views and all that, but in the library theres a set of heavyweights by enocell, but they don't have a inside view, are these the same models? just how many heavyweight cars are there floating around? Sincerely, Shawn Kenselaar ShawnSSK@Yahoo.com
Train-sim.com Lifer and Screen Shot Forum Mod Repainter for YLW & TKW
Hi,Here is the Readme for the Ohio Rail Heavy weights:OR&W Heavyweight Passenger Cars Original model & textures by Damon Swanson and Teemu Saukkonen.These have been extensively modified by me for the Ohio Rail steam era.By Richard (Dick) CowenMay be this explains something. There are many versions of the Heavy Weights. I believe Jens Chris has made some and some are done by NALW.Dick van den Hoven
Thanks Dick, But then the question is, where can I find ones that have the inside view? like ohio rail uses, only those ones appear to have a inside view Sincerely, Shawn Kenselaar ShawnSSK@Yahoo.com
Train-sim.com Lifer and Screen Shot Forum Mod Repainter for YLW & TKW
Hi,I don't believe that there are any others with an inside view. But you can use the views of the Ohio Heavyweights, if you like. Proper credit is required of course. And repaint of the Ohio Rail cars is allowed, but you need to let Dick Cowen approve your repaints. In the readme, you can find his e-mail address. Just send him your repaints and ask. From my experience, I know, he is a very kind man. Dick van den Hoven
