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A need for dirty diesels

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First I want to say what an awesome job Diesels West did on the D&RGW Tunnel Motors. These things rock. Not only in the cabview but the sounds and the overall model itself is great. I do have one need though. If diesels West is listening, is there anyway you guys could do a patch so that these babies have some weathering? Pretty much like what 3DPM did with their Rio Grande units. I am going to be using these units with MLT's SD's and Dash 9er's and thought the Rio Grande units just need at the least, one layer of road grim. Rich

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RE: A need for dirty diesels.

I agree wholeheartedly! If you're going to have D&RGW tunnelmotors, they gotta be dirty! For some of the best weathering, check out Gaetan's site. I aliased his D&RGW tunnelmotors to MLT's sounds, and they're outstanding!

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