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In lugnet.loc.de, Reinhard “Ben” Beneke wrote:
This is way cool. I’d like to see this in the Scene of the Month contest!
Jeff
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In lugnet.loc.de, Jeff Findley wrote:
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In lugnet.loc.de, Reinhard “Ben” Beneke wrote:
This is way cool. I’d like to see this in the Scene of the Month contest!
Jeff
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Thanks for your comment, Jeff!
I have lost my password for Ldraw. I tried to add some of my earlier models into
the contest, but at that time the contest has been paused for a while a sit
seemed. Maybe I find a way to add my pictures later this month.
my oldgrey Homepage:
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In lugnet.loc.de, Reinhard "Ben" Beneke wrote:
> I have lost my password for Ldraw. I tried to add some of my earlier models
> into the contest, but at that time the contest has been paused for a while a
> sit seemed. Maybe I find a way to add my pictures later this month.
Email me your username and I'll reset your password for you. As for the SOTM,
it's alive and well and open for submissions at any time.
-Orion
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In lugnet.loc.de, Michael Lachmann wrote:
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Hi,
they look realy nice.
Where do you have the parts for the rails from?
Until now I only found official old ones, but not the 9V ones.
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Dear Michael,
I thought they were already available in the official l-draw parts at
www.ldraw.org, aren’t they?
If not, they are at least available at the inofficial parts there. The crossing
and curves are existing and are ready for download there as well. I (nearly)
never downloaded pieces from any other sources, so it is easy to tell where the
dats came from. For some more cool train related dats have a look at
www.digitalbricks.nl (Jeroen’s extremely cool site).
The 7750 wheel is among the inofficials as well: since it has as many polygons
as the smaller 12V train wheels have, it never became official. :-(
Kind Regards!
my oldgrey Homepage:
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