Started on a project this morning after I got home from my week on the road. Spent the last 3 hours working on CSX 1976, the Conrail heritage unit. Overall, I'm fairly pleased with how its turned out though I do have a few minor details to touch up before I consider releasing it. Let me know what you guys think.
Don't tell me the sky's the limit, when there's footsteps on the moon..
The lightning bolt on the conductors side is backwards. It should be pointing forward like the engineers side. I’m also not sure what is going on with your number boards? The lettering under the engineers cab window also looks like it needs to come down a bit
Numbers on the left side seem too big, and the radiators on the back should be changed to the later style of ES44s (it’s easier to spot it if your looking at a pre-production gevo compared to a newer one).
Numbers on the left side seem too big, and the radiators on the back should be changed to the later style of ES44s (it’s easier to spot it if your looking at a pre-production gevo compared to a newer one).
Originally posted by spoony1999
The lightning bolt on the conductors side is backwards. It should be pointing forward like the engineers side. I’m also not sure what is going on with your number boards? The lettering under the engineers cab window also looks like it needs to come down a bit
Thanks for the tips. I'll definitely fix those issues. Diesels really aren't my forte when it comes to noticing all the little nuanced details.
Don't tell me the sky's the limit, when there's footsteps on the moon..
Looks awesome. Id say the CSX logo should be moved up a bit and should be enlarged. Those bolts? (The 3 grey squares on the right side of the nose) and the door hinges should probably just be the same yellow as the rest of the locomotive.
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