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Hi all,Here is a progress pic (in the right forum, this time). I've found that building the model in its entirety before texturing is causing alot less heartburn!. Once I finish this, I'll finish off the K class Consolidation...and my other semi-completed projects!Cheers,
Matt Austin

Victorian Railways junkie and US traction head!

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RE: (Australia) Victorian Railways D3 class steam loco

Thanks Joseph.If I can get it anywhere in the same league as your R, I'll be blisfullly happy!Cheers,
Matt

Victorian Railways junkie and US traction head!

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Charter Member · 399 posts

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I've used TSM. I'm getting into 3DCanvas, but I'm still at an early stage at this pointCheers,
Matt Austin

Victorian Railways junkie and US traction head!

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RE: (Australia) Victorian Railways D3 class steam loco

Hi Matt,I must say, your D3 is looking sweet. Pretty good for a juice-fan . Timtimmuir@wcn.net

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RE: (Australia) Victorian Railways D3 class steam loco

Thanks Tim. All I need to work out now is where to mount the pole and trolley retriever! A bit more progress has been done. I've worked out animation, and have started doing the rods...(Australia) Victorian Railways D3 class steam loco – image 6I've also done the wheels according to D3 pattern (with Gavin Woolf's new hi-detail rims) and have quartered them, so the offset can be seen through the gap between frame and boiler in this shot.(Australia) Victorian Railways D3 class steam loco – image 7Have to finish my wooden cars and Hitachis before I finish this one...
Cheers,
Matt

Victorian Railways junkie and US traction head!

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