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  • dnewmanjr
    Senior Member



    • Jan 2008
    • 874
    • Beaumont, Texas
    • General

    #1

    Upcoming Projects

    Here's is what I'll be up to on the locomotive renumbers...


    The BNSF ES44DC H2, which will be a Mega-Pack Project (40 units)
    The BNSF C44-9W in Santa Fe Super-Fleet paint (700 series and 4700 series; 20 units)
    and possibly, the ATSF C44-9W Super-Fleets (20 units; Still skeptical about releasing the SF's because the ditch lights are place on the porch instead of the pilot!! )


    Time of when they will be released is to be determined, but here are sample photos of the units....


    BNSF_ES44DC_7650.pngBNSF_C44-9W_4700.pngATSF_C44-9W_600.png​​​
    Don Newman, Jr.
  • trainlover2923
    Senior Member


    • May 2010
    • 184
    • Lynchburg Missouri
    • MSOR

    #2
    Looking good my friend. I will be keeping an eye out for these units.
    Roburt

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    • Whatever2006
      Senior Member

      • Aug 2022
      • 615
      • Philippines
      • English, Nonsensical Things and Passive Spitefulness.
      • General

      #3
      They look great, but I do like the ATSF C44-9W more.
      Motto: Loneliness stands by with me and my own isolation.

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      • Orbita
        Senior Member

        • Oct 2020
        • 324
        • Somewhere on the NYC Water Level Route surrounded by corn
        • English, Limited French
        • MSOR

        #4
        Drew, I know you were skeptical with the ditch light placement, but I noticed a few other details regarding the ATSF variant of the C44-9W.

        On the front Hi-Ad truck, there is a speed recorder cable that is attached to the middle axle, left side. Also, the side frames were also a little different. The very early Hi-Ad trucks have large reinforcement bulges, non cantilevered struts, and bearing covers. However, it is worth noting that some ATSF C44-9W's received later-designed Hi-Ad trucks without the bulges and non-cantilevered struts as-delivered.
        ​ 17306033197774070327444700129865.jpg
        Attached Files
        Last edited by Orbita; 11-02-2024, 21:49.
        Kyle

        NYC - Road of the Future

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        • Whatever2006
          Senior Member

          • Aug 2022
          • 615
          • Philippines
          • English, Nonsensical Things and Passive Spitefulness.
          • General

          #5
          Originally posted by Whatever2006
          They look great, but I do like the ATSF C44-9W more.
          As much as I like the ATSF C44-9Ws due to me having a bit of a bigger bias for the ATSF and Fallen Flag preference, I wouldn't mind picking up the BNSF C44-9Ws as well.
          Motto: Loneliness stands by with me and my own isolation.

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          • dnewmanjr
            Senior Member



            • Jan 2008
            • 874
            • Beaumont, Texas
            • General

            #6
            Originally posted by Orbita
            Drew, I know you were skeptical with the ditch light placement, but I noticed a few other details regarding the ATSF variant of the C44-9W.

            On the front Hi-Ad truck, there is a speed recorder cable that is attached to the middle axle, left side. Also, the side frames were also a little different. The very early Hi-Ad trucks have large reinforcement bulges, non cantilevered struts, and bearing covers. However, it is worth noting that some ATSF C44-9W's received later-designed Hi-Ad trucks without the bulges and non-cantilevered struts as-delivered.
            ​ 17306033197774070327444700129865.jpg
            I did notice a few details about the real locomotive from the one that I've reskinned from an H1 BNSF Dash 9. Although the details are different, but was close enough.
            Don Newman, Jr.

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            • BurlingtonNorthern11
              Senior Member

              • Jan 2022
              • 213
              • Denver, Colorado
              • ORTS

              #7
              I have a unit with ditch lights that would fit an ATSF unit. image.png?ex=6729950c&is=6728438c&hm=9821c24e9d8afcd506dc40da39d8fc67a284d7c3fb3da4a0ebf49ce704cbe940&=&format=webp&quality=lossless&width=885&height=676.webp

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              • dnewmanjr
                Senior Member



                • Jan 2008
                • 874
                • Beaumont, Texas
                • General

                #8
                This is awesome!!
                Don Newman, Jr.

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                • dnewmanjr
                  Senior Member



                  • Jan 2008
                  • 874
                  • Beaumont, Texas
                  • General

                  #9
                  A Sample photo of the ATSF Superfleet...

                  ATSF_C44-9W_600b.png​
                  Attached Files
                  Don Newman, Jr.

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                  • BurlingtonNorthern11
                    Senior Member

                    • Jan 2022
                    • 213
                    • Denver, Colorado
                    • ORTS

                    #10
                    Looking spectacular.

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                    • dnewmanjr
                      Senior Member



                      • Jan 2008
                      • 874
                      • Beaumont, Texas
                      • General

                      #11
                      Originally posted by BurlingtonNorthern11
                      Looking spectacular.
                      Thanks. These ATSF Superfleets will be the pre-merger version and there will be at least 20 units, maybe more. If released, I'll definitely will credit you for the freight animation because you pretty much saved me from a headache.
                      Don Newman, Jr.

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                      • trainlover2923
                        Senior Member


                        • May 2010
                        • 184
                        • Lynchburg Missouri
                        • MSOR

                        #12
                        YES.....Those do look very nice indeed. Reminds of the days when I would see them come down the Phoenix line. Keep up the good work my friend
                        Roburt

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                        • Jdark34
                          Senior Member

                          • Feb 2011
                          • 910
                          • alexander city alabama
                          • English
                          • General

                          #13
                          can you get the 2 c45 dash 9s 5726 and 5745 in the file library? that will be awesome to add to the bnsf pack. jdark34

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                          • Whatever2006
                            Senior Member

                            • Aug 2022
                            • 615
                            • Philippines
                            • English, Nonsensical Things and Passive Spitefulness.
                            • General

                            #14
                            Originally posted by dnewmanjr

                            A Sample photo of the ATSF Superfleet...

                            ATSF_C44-9W_600b.png​
                            That looks great, the model will be a different contrast to Danny's Santa Fe C44-9W, although I did ATSF 600 as well, but using Danny's model along with Parker's ATSF Seligman texture update (and it's great).
                            Motto: Loneliness stands by with me and my own isolation.

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                            • Orbita
                              Senior Member

                              • Oct 2020
                              • 324
                              • Somewhere on the NYC Water Level Route surrounded by corn
                              • English, Limited French
                              • MSOR

                              #15
                              That looks really nice Don! So nice seeing the updated TS BNSF models getting some attention.
                              Kyle

                              NYC - Road of the Future

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