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Re: My new Engine: SD70M
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lugnet.build, lugnet.trains
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Thu, 22 Jul 1999 06:28:29 GMT
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Larry Pieniazek wrote in message <3794F81E.274D756E@voyager.net>...
> THIS ENGINE ROCKS. Really. Raises the bar on engine detail and accuracy.
> Very nice. AND it's in WARBONNET!!! Need bigger pictures, though.
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> My big beef is using those notched end 1.2x6 end railings on the side.
> Those are just wrong. Everyone does it, though. Still makes it wrong.
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> Sorry for the shouting.
> Larry Pieniazek larryp@novera.com http://my.voyager.net/lar
No problem with the shouting. I had my speakers turned off anyway :)
I've had several people send me comments about the small pictures. So, I
tried again and I've got a little better pictures for the side shots[1].
Also, I've added a few more comments and a couple of close-ups of the back
end of the engine.
I agree about the ugly notches in the train fences I used. I'd like to come
up with a better way to do the side rails. I'll post it if I find one.
I've also finally gotten around to posting pics of several other (non-train)
projects that I've done, so now you'll have to navigate through my index
page. Hopefully I didn't make it too hard. Just click on the little
picture of the BNSF engine and you should be there!
http://www.easystreet.com/~kjmrr/
Thanks for the kind words and the feedback. I appreciate it.
Kim
[1] Speaking of the side shots, how do other people with digital cameras do
this? If I get close enough for the model to fill the image, its way too
close for the camera and its all out of focus.[2] But if I move back far
enough to get the camera to focus (3-4') the model is too small.
[2] This is referring to normal mode. This camera does have a macro mode.
That's what I used for the close up shots. But this is far too close to fit
the whole model in. I tried taking multiple shots in macro mode and putting
them together, but I had too many size and perspective problems with that.
What do other people do?[3]
[3] Figured foot notes were appropriate, seeing who I'm replying to :) [4]
[4] Are smiley's allowed in footnotes?
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| THIS ENGINE ROCKS. Really. Raises the bar on engine detail and accuracy. Very nice. AND it's in WARBONNET!!! Need bigger pictures, though. My big beef is using those notched end 1.2x6 end railings on the side. Those are just wrong. Everyone does it, (...) (25 years ago, 20-Jul-99, to lugnet.build, lugnet.trains)
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