Steam Loco 3D Models- Px48, T2-71, T3 and P4.2 - Page 2

**Aldeb** · #11 07-19-2013, 05:16 AM

Some very interesting sites there! I'm always interested, so thank you.

I have a book on Romanian steamers in english in digital format if you need one. Most romanian designs are modified versions of foreign locomotives. for example, here's a modified Px48 you've never seen before! http://cfr.stfp.net/Pic/08/A-7764.206O%5EDf:1.jpg This one was built in 1950 in Romania. What's cool is that we (Romanians) used steam engines as late as 1985 for regular traffic, so there are many of them lying around everywhere

**Aldeb** · #12 07-24-2013, 09:44 AM

T2-71

Untextured as of yet. But here's a textured driving wheel.

Any additional info on this loco would be appreciated. All I know is that it was used in WWI on military railways. Here's some other info, from a polish website: Wci?? pod par?... | Polskie parowozy

**DmitriSkif** · #13 07-15-2014, 02:02 AM

Hi Adleb! Can You share some of Your narrow-gauge locos models with me? I'm working on content creation for Trainz and need detailed description of Px48, Px27 and a Brigadelok if possible... I can offer You mid-detalised model of Kp4 narrow gauge steam loco, TU2 diesel loco and so on.

**FRD** · #14 07-15-2014, 08:19 AM

nice renderings!

**elliott** · #15 07-15-2014, 12:45 PM

Nice ain't the half of it! Your beautiful renders make me feel like I'm looking at walk-around photos af the actual thing. If these could be translated into a format suitable for paper modeling, that would really be something.

**Dancooper** · #16 07-22-2014, 01:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by elliott

Nice ain't the half of it! Your beautiful renders make me feel like I'm looking at walk-around photos af the actual thing. If these could be translated into a format suitable for paper modeling, that would really be something.

Imagine having these files in .STL and having acces to a 3D printer

That's amazing work, I wish I could do that as well...

**Aldeb** · #17 07-26-2014, 06:11 AM

Hello. it so happens that most of these are in SKP, and as such can be suitable for 3D printing. In theory at least, because they weren't really designed to be printed (but to be honest i'd actually like to print some of them).

anyway, i've gotten better at modelling / rendering and have returned with several more locos.

**Aldeb** · #18 07-26-2014, 06:19 AM

First off is a Prussian E92 from the 1920's

**Aldeb** · #19 07-26-2014, 06:27 AM

I've also built this Brigadelok Steam Locomotive, a German loco from World War 1

**Aldeb** · #20 07-26-2014, 06:28 AM

I have many more renders. Will upload several a bit later.