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Posted: 08 Dec 2005 17:13
by DanMacK
More In-Progress stuff - DM7 variants (tweaked to 7/8 ) and wooden coach variants.
Posted: 08 Dec 2005 18:52
by Lakie
Looks very nice, DanMacK.
Don't worry about when you get them to me, take your time and make them look very good. (Like always).
~ Lakie
Posted: 08 Dec 2005 19:10
by DanMacK
How about these? This should give a functional base for a beta version The lounge, diner, and sleeper as well as the orange Po are merely eye candy.
Time to get on the DM7
Posted: 08 Dec 2005 19:13
by maley123
very nice!!!
but how about putting a 50 mph speed limit on those wagons because if you go fast with wooden coached they would break apart

Posted: 08 Dec 2005 19:20
by DanMacK
Thanks
Trains routinely ran with wooden coaches over 100MPH, having them break apart isn't a problem
Posted: 08 Dec 2005 19:26
by maley123
ok
i didn't no that
anyway
maybe animate it to get cracks in the wood

Posted: 08 Dec 2005 19:28
by Purno
Whoa, DanMacK, have you been redoing some trains I once drew? Looks nice!
Posted: 08 Dec 2005 19:52
by DanMacK
I had a couple requests to tweak them

As always, they still remain yours and mine.
On another note, here are some slightly revised costs and availablility dates for steam locos (Still need to figure out the diesels)
VR1
Purchase Cost: $18,000
Running Cost: $7,500/yr
Available: 1921 - 1950
HV3
Purchase Cost: $35,000
Running Cost: $15,500/yr
Available: 1921-1955
TV1
Purchase Cost: $36,700
Running Cost: 14,250/yr
Available: 1921-1955
TK3
Purchase Cost: $32,000
Running Cost: $12,500/yr
Available: 1927-1960
HR1
Purchase Cost: $55,000
Running Cost: $20,000/yr
Available: 1937-1965
TR1
Purchase Cost: $45,000
Running Cost: $18,000/yr
Available: 1940-1965
TR2 - Purchase Cost: $60,000
Running Cost: $20,000/yr
Available: 1946-1965
Posted: 08 Dec 2005 20:32
by MadFrog
I thought about starting Finnish set myself, but apparently it was already in progress and now in good hands. I even made a tracker table for it and all... But no problem, this makes it up to see them already drawn. Very nice indeed! Hope you get the tracker table up and all this fuss with pictures settled.
ps. those old local trains look just awesome ! =)
Posted: 08 Dec 2005 20:43
by DanMacK
Thanks MadFrog

Good to have another Finnish person aboard.
We can always use help in tracking down information, esp. on 1950's era freight wagons. I swear, I've learned more about Finnish trains in the last year than I ever thought possible
I was thinking re: the DM8, according to all photos I've seen, it's a 3-unit set. Would it not be possible to code it as such?
Posted: 08 Dec 2005 20:45
by maley123
just wondering are you gonna include a dm1
Posted: 08 Dec 2005 20:51
by Lakie
Thanks DanMacK.
I'll hopefully have most of the steam and early freight coded by christmas, possibly even more.
~ Lakie
Posted: 08 Dec 2005 21:00
by DanMacK
maley123 wrote:just wondering are you gonna include a dm1
A
DS1 is planned and will be available from 1928 on
Posted: 09 Dec 2005 07:31
by Purno
MadFrog wrote:I thought about starting Finnish set myself, but apparently it was already in progress and now in good hands. I even made a tracker table for it and all... But no problem, this makes it up to see them already drawn. Very nice indeed! Hope you get the tracker table up and all this fuss with pictures settled.
ps. those old local trains look just awesome ! =)
Would you perhaps be able to help?

Posted: 09 Dec 2005 08:46
by Villem
DanMacK wrote:More In-Progress stuff - DM7 variants (tweaked to 7/8) and wooden coach variants.
Ooh, that looks very nice, though wich Dm7 trailer will carry food?
And the Geoab is better variant for goods as it got 2 loading doors on both sides of the train imo.
MadFrog, im wondering how you could have missed this set all this time
Maley, it would be better if you leave speedlimit commenting to those who actually know things about finnish railways.
Posted: 09 Dec 2005 16:29
by DanMacK
Here's the revised Dm7/DmG7 and trailers. Credit goes to Purno for the original sprite.
I'd recommend 2 ID's for this, one for the driver's cab (Dm7/DmG7) and one for the various trailer refits. The trailers would only be usable behind the Dm7 and would not be compatible w/anything else. I'd also recommend not having continuous power, but having the set require more driving cabs.
Posted: 09 Dec 2005 17:30
by Lakie
Hmm... at this rate you're going to make me look so slow at coding.
Umm.... *Reschedules the homework and coding*
Nice work btw, should be interesting to see how this works out.
~ Lakie
Posted: 09 Dec 2005 17:43
by DanMacK
Akalamanaia and I were discussing a few options for replacing the gold mine in Arctic. Aggregates and sand are large comodities, so we were thinking of replacing the gold mine =>Bank chain with a Sand Pit + Limestone Quarry =>Cement Plant =>Factory(Could either be Cement or goods as a finished product)
The gold mine will function as a sand pit ATM, and all that's needed is the cement plant, limestone pit and corresponding trucks/wagons.
Posted: 09 Dec 2005 18:11
by Villem
And im still hunting statistics related to those wagons..
like intorduction dates.
Though im gona be a bit busy for next few days as i just moved to a new apartment.
Posted: 12 Dec 2005 15:41
by DanMacK
Here's the planned scheme for the 1945-1975 era wagons. Once again, it may not be entirely accurate, but this is merely to get the beta off the ground. It can be tweaked as we get more info