RAILWAY DRAWING
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....and of course we need a switcher loco...
The ALCO S4 Switcher
Some interesting statistics about my first switcher
New: 1 May 2005
Weight: 229,700 lbs
Horsepower: 1000
Tractive Effort (starting) 69,000 @ 30% (S-2) and 72,400 lbs @ 30% (S-3)
Tractive Effort (continuous): 29,200 lbs @ 6 mph / 34,000 @ 8 mph
Quantity Built: 1,462 (S-2) / 651 (S-4)[img]http://i458.photobucket.com/albums/qq304/dolphus_006/ALCOS42.png[img]
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great modeling!!
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Hi here is a progress report on my latest project a....
EMD SD70M-2 locomotive
some stats on the loco:-
Engine: 710G3B 16 cylinder
Horsepower: 4000
Tractive Effort (continuous): 137,000 lbs @ 12 mph
Total Length 74'-02"
Wheel Diameter 42"
Height to Top Cab 15'-07.5"
Cab Width 10'-03"
Distance between Truck Centers 61'-02"please feel free to comment
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Well we're watching and waiting, Dolphus - although maybe silently - we still enjoy every image
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Thank you d12dozr for your comment, I must say that sometimes the SILENCE is deafening...
Pilou sadly only in my dreams...one day when I get a supercomputer that is not intimidated by my biggest enemy..polly count then i will be in modelers heaven (nice big layout by the way is it yours?) -
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I think your double Decker passenger trains are great, not sure about the textures on the first one out of the three, the third is my favorite!
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Thanks for the comment Liam I am not really very happy with either of them I must still learn a great deal about using textures, the trouble is that i enjoy making names and logos in cad form then creating 3d images in SU and "branding then (intersecting) with the model but i will have to mak an effort to "texture" properly
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It's like drinking fresh water under Heath , I'm dreaming each time I see your drawing.
Friendly
MALAISE
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Ahh you intersect 3D text thats clever I odnt know why I didnt think of that!!!!
2050 speed cop! made me laugh its amazing looks like something from 2000AD!
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these are fabulous models, i enjoyed the beauty and the details a lot!
(one small remark: you cannot put two 20' containers on top of a 40') -
Thanks for the correction Koosie much appreciated
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