Pleased to be acquainted!
I've been tooling around with SCURK in Sim City 2000 since I was about 7, so I have a quite a bit of experience with these kinds of graphics.
And unfortunately no, my experience with Tokyo lasted all of one week...one week that I will cherish for the rest of my life. I'm really an aficionado of commuter MUs like 205, 103, 113 series, so I would be willing to draw for Japan set when i'm not swamped with schoolwork. I think a rendition of the Imperial Train in TT would be very nice as well, with a shiny brown EF58 with the Hinomarus on the front.
If any of you get a chance head on over to
http://japanese-model-supplies.com/
Mr. Doug Coster, the owner and operator, aside from selling a ton of high-quality N-scale Japan railways stuff, has graphics of almost all of the trains there. It is really interesting how almost every passenger service is MU, the Japanese have even started running a freight EMU!
Aside from Japanese railways, I have more-than-working knowledge of the Chinese and Russian rail systems as well, in case an eastern-bloc graphics set is on the horizon.
Once again, pleased to be aboard!
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There is already a project to make a Japanese trainset which is fairly well along, but there is still some stuff needing to be drawn. The thread for the set is here, although it's rather long:
http://www.tt-forums.net/viewtopic.php?t=5358
You'll probably want to go more towards the end.
Here's a tracking table showing what will be in the set, and what's been drawn:
http://www.as-st.com/ttd/eastasia/trains.html
We'd love to have your help!
http://www.tt-forums.net/viewtopic.php?t=5358
You'll probably want to go more towards the end.
Here's a tracking table showing what will be in the set, and what's been drawn:
http://www.as-st.com/ttd/eastasia/trains.html
We'd love to have your help!
Development Projects Site:
http://www.as-st.com/ttd
Japan, American Transition, Planeset, and Project Generic Stations available there
http://www.as-st.com/ttd
Japan, American Transition, Planeset, and Project Generic Stations available there
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