06.02.2008, 04:56
Sounds interesting. I don't know enough about creating new plates, so would have to learn.
I would rather press on with general mapping for the moment.
Will it be easy to swap them later?
Won't be able to just swap all of the concrete plates because some will be used for airfields.
The existing plates are about the right width, but could do with being longer.
The set of riverside embankment objects provides a good choice of lengths 50m 100m 200m
-- but it would also be useful to have curved sections. Think of Scalectric sets.
In fact could the existing riverside embankment set be cloned to make quay sides, with the railing removed?
The other scenery plates which would be useful to expand the choice of is rail track.
You only have one straight and two points sets to choose from.
I have already done a small area of rail sidings east of Dunkirk.
I would rather press on with general mapping for the moment.
Will it be easy to swap them later?
Won't be able to just swap all of the concrete plates because some will be used for airfields.
The existing plates are about the right width, but could do with being longer.
The set of riverside embankment objects provides a good choice of lengths 50m 100m 200m
-- but it would also be useful to have curved sections. Think of Scalectric sets.
In fact could the existing riverside embankment set be cloned to make quay sides, with the railing removed?
The other scenery plates which would be useful to expand the choice of is rail track.
You only have one straight and two points sets to choose from.
I have already done a small area of rail sidings east of Dunkirk.