NALW's C44-9 by Chris Denbow &weathered by Pete Abrams
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Guys, Chris let me in on this little package this morning. It's his re-skin of NALW's Dash 9. His skins are my favorite rendition of the Dash to date. Chris's package will be released in factory condition. I on the other hand decided to weather mine. Chris has given me permission to show these pic's of my "Dirty Dash's". After his release I will get these out to you all.Pete Abrams
RE: NALW's C44-9 by Chris Denbow &weathered by Pete Abr, mg1232, Sep-14-03, 11:42 PM, (1) RE: NALW's C44-9 by Chris Denbow &weathered by Pete Abr, dpabrams, Sep-15-03, 02:45 PM, (3) RE: NALW's C44-9 by Chris Denbow &weathered by Pete Abr, mg1232, Sep-16-03, 11:26 PM, (4) RE: NALW's C44-9 by Chris Denbow &weathered by Pete Abr, jonathanmlewis, Sep-20-03, 11:18 AM, (5) RE: NALW's C44-9 by Chris Denbow &weathered by Pete Abr, chucksc, Sep-14-03, 11:43 PM, (2) RE: NALW's C44-9 by Chris Denbow &weathered by Pete Abr, xlspecial261, Sep-20-03, 11:40 AM, (6)
RE: NALW's C44-9 by Chris Denbow &weathered by Pete Abr
Pedro,I'm assuming you intend to ask us too, since the model is ours... and Chris only has a non-transferrable reskin license...Chuck Schneider (Virtual) CEO North American (Virtual) Locomotive Works
RE: NALW's C44-9 by Chris Denbow &weathered by Pete Abr
The windshield is a bit too big. You should be able to fix that with the alphas.Look at some photos and you will see they are not nearly that tall.Other than that, those are some spectacular paint jobs. Very nice simulation of the "creased" panels especially.Todd
