Well, a lot of progress has been made...As promised I made the Plan T, V and U and also made the DE4 TEE, a lot of trains had problems like in a previous post as Kamnet said:
kamnet wrote:STUNT DIESELS!
I had to made a lot of these models over and over again to make them finally right. So here's the final result:
![Image](https://imageproxy.tt-forums.net/36f6beb1592c7173e4e5addbfcee30064d18fcfb/687474703a2f2f69313037382e70686f746f6275636b65742e636f6d2f616c62756d732f773438392f4572696b5f76616e5f4b616c64656b65726b656e2f416c6c65253230686f6e64656b6f7070656e253230636f6d706c6565745f7a7073706d7773657a35782e706e67)
All the "Hondekoppen" and Apekoppen" together, Plan F, G, M, Q, T, U and V in one screen to keep it simple. I'm very proud of all this work so far and all of the different liveries. All these models appear on the right time, according to their livery. For example the Mat'54 that has one yellow/blue and one green/yellow part drove one day in the Netherlands in December 2012 and it belongs to the Dutch "Stichting Mat'54". It has number 766. The WK soccer version of Plan V comes in the game in 1996. Most of the liveries drove around in the Netherlands during some time...Like the Mat'54 "Kunst-Rai"wich drove around in 1993 and the Mat'54 "Railhobby" wich drove around in 1995.
Here you can see some Mat'54 trains with these special liveries:
http://www.mat54.nl/parser.php?action=a ... uagekey=nl
Here you can see some Mat'54 trains and how they were put together:
http://www.arthurstreinenpagina.nl/Trei ... ingen.html
Next I made most of the NS ICM "Koplopers":
![Image](https://imageproxy.tt-forums.net/8fe9f4a197b6b8aef7a1fe145350aee1c3bfc071/687474703a2f2f69313037382e70686f746f6275636b65742e636f6d2f616c62756d732f773438392f4572696b5f76616e5f4b616c64656b65726b656e2f4b6f706c6f70657273253230436f6d706c6565745f7a70736770713272316c622e6a7067)
All of the liveries in this screenshot appeared in real life, except for the red "Arriva" version. Although I'm not sure if the "KLM" and "Martinair" versions appeared in EMU 4 version (I can't find any proof of that on google or other websites), I'm sure that they appeared in EMU 3 versions. Both in 1986. The EMU 4 of the "Koploper" came in 1990, so I guess the EMU 4 versions of "KLM' and "Martinair" are fiction. The Mendini (white doors), Aegon, Randstad, Kinderboekenweek and both Olympic-versions were real. The Mendini version also had a cinema version, but I couldn't find the MSTS version for that one...
Here you can see most of the "Koplopers" and how they were put together:
http://www.arthurstreinenpagina.nl/Trei ... ingen.html
So, now it's on to the next models. I will now start on the "Wadlopers", or DH-1 and DH-2 as they were called and some diesel-locomotives...So till next time
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