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Hello all.I was wondering if there were any places out there where i could get 3 view drawings of steam locomotives so i could model one.I do a lot of low polygon modelling for different games and thought i would like to do something completely different (space craft and boats is what i mainly do and soon i will do some aircraft for MSFS).Any help would be appreciated.Thanks.Simon.
You mean like this? Easy, just search the net./JonatanSteam rules! Train gifs from Dans Railroad Gif RoundhouseNever trust computers. If you do, they will betray you.I'm the steam freak, ph34r me!!
Thanks for that Jonatan. Tried searching under "3 view drawings locomotive" but not much came up so i'll just have to try some other things but this is a start.It's a small world mate. Have you made any models for this as well as doing models for Virtual Sailor .I just fancied doing something completely different for a change and decided to get MSTS.Anyway, thanks again.Simon Richardson.
Simon,Many model railroad magazines have excellent drawings of locomotives, equipment and structures. Try your local model train store, they might sell back issues.Andrew PickellBC Rail Squamish Subdivision for MSTS
Simon, I have tried to make a loco for MSTS, a small 0-6-0 but that failed or I just lost interest./JonatanSteam rules! Train gifs from Dans Railroad Gif RoundhouseNever trust computers. If you do, they will betray you.I'm the steam freak, ph34r me!!
I find a lot of drawings in old issues of magazines I find on E-Bay.The older magazines seem to have more, because back then you couldn't buy (or afford) the models you wanted, so you had to build them from scratch.Frank MusickMoving America into the 19th Century! www.kelticsylk.com
