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Is it (and how) possible to "cut" some details in stuff?I need to cut ditch lights on John.D. Petersond loc,but ALFA channel don`t work on this model.Or only author of model can it do?
(Also need to cut couplers,fuel tank,horn,snowplow)
I`m using FreightAnim.Tag to add details,but cutting ...www.zone.ee/msts
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Not sure. Alpha would only work if it was made into the loco by him. Go to his website @ www.alabamarailfan.com and email him.Repost of you picture - Fixed
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I sure hope there's a better answer than the first one on your question. I want to do the same thing. I need to cut plows and a little off the tank skirt. I was told by someone that the developer of the shape "could" have made the shape transparent, but if he/she didn't you & I are out of luck!
- Dave
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That is the case but if you ask nicely some developers does adjustments to help repainters.
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