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Hi all,
Just a little
switcher. I thought it was cute and relatively challenging but not too much so
it was perfect for a quick build to procrastinate on my main projects.
BS gallery
Please comment whether good or bad.
Tim
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In lugnet.trains, Timothy Gould wrote:
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Please comment whether good or bad.
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Geez, Tim, your renders are getting so good that, from the thumbnails, I
actually thought you’d built something IRL! (that’s actually meant as a real
compliment-- tweaking aside:-)
Now I’m thinking that if you are modeling a narrow gauge, then you definitely
should be wandering into the 10-12 wide zone to reflect that (what is the gauge,
exactly?) Just a thought. Expected, I suppose. But a fine “build”
nonetheless.
Now get back to your main projects, slacker!
JOHN
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Geez, Tim, your renders are getting so good that, from the thumbnails, I
actually thought you’d built something IRL! (that’s actually meant as a
real compliment-- tweaking aside:-)
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Thanks John, I’m alway pleased if I can fool someone. I have actually debuted
one MOC in .trains from the brickbuild.
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Now I’m thinking that if you are modeling a narrow gauge, then you
definitely should be wandering into the 10-12 wide zone to reflect that (what
is the gauge, exactly?) Just a thought. Expected, I suppose. But a fine
“build” nonetheless.
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I think the proto is Ruusian broad gauge but it should probably be seven-wide to
fit in with my vague six-wide scale.
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Now get back to your main projects, slacker!
JOHN
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I feel so admonished. I’ll get right back to them.
Tim
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