Some good tips from Cale and a Mod to the Bluerender engine that shows the brick lines and here's what I've got. This model is under construction in parallel to the Mogul.
Modelling the Central Vermont Railway in the late 1940's using Lego at 1:48 scale.
Monday, January 11, 2016
GT S-1-f (Edited)
Some good tips from Cale and a Mod to the Bluerender engine that shows the brick lines and here's what I've got. This model is under construction in parallel to the Mogul.
GT S-1-f in Bluerender
Trying out Bluerender for final rendering of LDD models. I was never able to get good POV renders from a native LDD file. This is fast and produces a nice result. However, much like when photographing a real steam locomotive, I could use some help with the lighting settings so I can actually see the details. If anyone has some good settings I could try in the scene file. I'm all ears.
Wednesday, January 6, 2016
Grand Trunk 713 (WIP)
So I'm back to building after a 2-month hiatus. Built in 1900, and assigned to Island Pond, VT, this little mogul worked the GT NE line until 1954 when it was selected to haul the Canadian National museum train across Canada. From the mid 40s until 1954, it was the primary power on the 7.5 mile long Lewiston Branch mixed train. It is preserved at Exporail outside of Montreal. The design is about 75% complete. The chassis is undergoing testing and the results are very promising.
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Sunday, October 25, 2015
Witchcraft
Wednesday, October 21, 2015
CN Class O-18-ab WIP
Really, really rough, WIP of how I'd use the boiler posted yesterday. Works for either CN #7470 (under overhaul at Conway Scenic Railway, companion to Patrick Strawbridge's MEC 573) or GT #7475. (Both of which I plan to have decaled parts to swap out as appropriate.) Tender recycled from an old CV 0-8-0 design, so it has incorrect dimensions/proportions but the same basic shape. Not sure if I'm going to power the mains or a single truck in the tender.
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