Railworks America

I made these in a couple hours just playing around in Max & Photoshop. I will probably make more clutter objects for stations and elsewhere as a package, thinking two wheeled dollies, and cargo carts from the 19th & early 20th centuries to match the barrels or kegs, if you wish.

Looks good.

Very nice! More clutter items are always welcome.

My next addition to the clutter package, needed something to move the barrels. So, I made the 2 wheel truck from an old image, maybe 6 hours work total, 3d model and texture.

Can you also do some freeware waste barrels.





Can add that to your set of clutter items.


I can also think of a new luggage cart, and maybe some luggage.

jpetersjr wrote:Can you also do some freeware waste barrels.

Can add that to your set of clutter items.


I can also think of a new luggage cart, and maybe some luggage.

This package will be steam/diesel crossover years and earlier.

The Cart is in the works:

10 hours work so far, just need to do the hard part now, the texturing. Not too bad for an amateur I think......

They look great to me. Nice work!

Man, I could have a barrell of fun with these! Har, har

The luggage carts, the whole shebang looks great!

Thanks guys for the Kudos, I hope to release this package after the first of the year. Not sure when as I still want to include more objects in the package, but its a start. Glad you are enjoying the images anyway.....

Yes, they are very nice. Thank you!

That is looking good, can't wait to see it textured.

Ok, I think I have the Station Cart done in regards to texturing it, now for some crates and luggage. Got it done just before the little party we are having tonight........HAPPY NEW YEAR Everyone !!......

RailWanderer wrote:Ok, I think I have the Station Cart done in regards to texturing it, now for some crates and luggage. Got it done just before the little party we are having tonight........HAPPY NEW YEAR Everyone !!......

That does look great, but why is the handle embedded in the ground.

jpetersjr wrote:
That does look great, but why is the handle embedded in the ground.

Jon, the handle had a counter weight on it (the black metal shoe at the opposite end from the operator) that allowed the handle to go to an upright position, it also acted as a makeshift brake. The handle would be moved to the full verticle position, which brought the front wheels off the surface slightly and the handle bore the weight of the front axle, thus allowing the cart to stay in its position, an early safety brake, so to speak.