Oil Depot at Silver Plume, C.C.N.G.

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Oil Depot at Silver Plume, C.C.N.G.

Unread postby QcRail » Mon Jun 25, 2018 10:40 pm

I'm posting a scene of the vintage oil depot at Silver Plume with new Tidewater Tank cars - a transition from coal to fuel. !*brav*!
1. the rusty and dirty ''Flying A'' horizontal tanks are from JL's scenery stock - my weathering scheme.
2. the Tidewarter or ''Flying A'' tank cars are from the Britkit NG rolling stock; again my repaint version.

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Thinking of posting my oldy tank car schemes : Tidewater, Shell and Col. and Southern (will depend on the response) *!twisted!*

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Re: Oil Depot at Silver Plume, C.C.N.G.

Unread postby BoostedFridge » Mon Jun 25, 2018 10:48 pm

These look great!! Nice work!
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Re: Oil Depot at Silver Plume, C.C.N.G.

Unread postby GT46PAC » Tue Jun 26, 2018 2:55 am

There should be a thumps up button to like the post.

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Re: Oil Depot at Silver Plume, C.C.N.G.

Unread postby ET44C4 » Tue Jun 26, 2018 7:21 am

Really nice work! I love the weathering on the fuel tanks; very realistic. **!!bow!!**
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Re: Oil Depot at Silver Plume, C.C.N.G.

Unread postby gtrtroger » Tue Jun 26, 2018 11:14 am

Absolutely.... very nicely done!

You can add this one too....no one will mind at all....

Do we have any period wells and support buildings for oil operations.....?
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Re: Oil Depot at Silver Plume, C.C.N.G.

Unread postby QcRail » Tue Jun 26, 2018 1:01 pm

gtrtroger wrote:Absolutely.... very nicely done!

You can add this one too....no one will mind at all....
*!!thnx!!*

I'm working on it; have to get in touch with JL and see if we could have a 3 primary_number mapped on the tank car instead on the actual 1 primary_number, thus being limited to 1 to 9 numbers. Indeed GRAMPS tanker with UTLX used 3 or 4 digits number. !!**sorry**!!

P.S. my next post will illustrate the numbering problem with my Shell scheme. !*brav*!

Notice that the SHELL tank car displays no. 29; yet, the ,GeoDxPc file has only 1 primary_number - thus limiting to a maximum of 9 tank cars numbered between 1 and 9 **!!bang!!**

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As a makeshift solution, digit 2 is part of the ''decal'' texture file and not part of the auto-numbering mechanism. I tought it would overcome the auto-numbering short- coming but graphically it is a poor option as we can clearly see a gap separating the 2 from the 9 (and hell with proper alignment!). Furthermore, this option is not suitable for scenario editing - remember the numbers.dcsv file has only 9 declared numbers and will only display those 9 numbers to make a consist; again limitating. If you decide to change manyally the car number to 29, will simply not display any number (conflict with declared values within the numbers.dcsv file).

A suggestion to rolling stock creators, even if a road seem to have less than 10 cars of the same category, it is easier to use a blank number within a 3 primary_number structure than only one!

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Re: Oil Depot at Silver Plume, C.C.N.G.

Unread postby gtrtroger » Tue Jun 26, 2018 6:21 pm

I see....
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Re: Oil Depot at Silver Plume, C.C.N.G.

Unread postby QcRail » Thu Jul 05, 2018 2:05 pm

gtrtroger wrote:Absolutely.... very nicely done!

You can add this one too....no one will mind at all.... re. GRAMPS OIL TANK CAR


Do we have any period wells and support buildings for oil operations.....?
To my knowledge NO. MSTS had a few interesting structures. I would love to see the Chama Oil Dock produced for TS2018 !*cheers*!

As for gtrtroger's request here is one of my final production + GREAT news : I have the kind permission from Jonathan Lewis to freely distribute the shape file; thus decided to start working on the GAMPS tank series

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Here is a closeup of the proposed UTLX 88162 Gramps oil tank car:
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Note : I have done extensive research to have an authentic graphic information for the under-carriage; if anyone can shed further info do contact me !*YAAA*!
Since this serie will have no auto-numbering, I will tackle a couple of UTLX Gramp tankers with its yellow lettering.

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Re: Oil Depot at Silver Plume, C.C.N.G.

Unread postby gtrtroger » Thu Jul 05, 2018 3:28 pm

Those look great! Don’t need a fleet...just a few will do. I would think it highly unlikely any of these ever made it past Alamosa...but you can dream....would be iffy on the Durango & Silverton route.. yes, it would be great to have a Cumbres & Toltec RR.... Thanks for doing these....
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Re: Oil Depot at Silver Plume, C.C.N.G.

Unread postby QcRail » Thu Jul 05, 2018 8:08 pm

A second version of the Gramp-UTLX with it distinctive yellow lettering, my next objective is to have a few weathered or oil soiled tankers.

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Any takers?

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Re: Oil Depot at Silver Plume, C.C.N.G.

Unread postby buzz456 » Thu Jul 05, 2018 9:22 pm

Yes...... !!*ok*!! !*salute*!
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Re: Oil Depot at Silver Plume, C.C.N.G.

Unread postby slick204 » Thu Jul 05, 2018 9:42 pm

Definitely! *!!thnx!!*
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