Railworks America

Here is a blue HLCX SD40-2 repaint with auto-numbering!

Sweet....
There's a couple of dark red ones that works out or the West Colton yard......

gtrtroger wrote:Sweet....
There's a couple of dark red ones that works out or the West Colton yard......

Would you like for me to try and do the red livery as well?

Only if you want too..... Take your best shot. I know I'll use both, but can't speak for others....

There's a two-toned HLCX SD45 by Marleyman in the library, but we don't have an SD40 version or either Blue or Red (unless it's buried in some other repaint package I can't thing of at the moment...).

Aren't those already in the library?
http://railworksamerica.com/index.php/d ... y&search=1

Sorry Buzz, but your blue HLCX didn't have weathering and the blue color was incorrect as well as the font. I don't want to run you over, but maybe it's time for a revamp.

To complete the pack, I can do the red one with some generic weathering and with the correct font.

ET44C4 wrote:Sorry Buzz, but your blue HLCX didn't have weathering and the blue color was incorrect as well as the font. I don't want to run you over, but maybe it's time for a revamp.

To complete the pack, I can do the red one with some generic weathering and with the correct font.

Listen kid I try to be polite even to those of you who lack social graces but I did that from a picture and if you think that all of the HLCX paint jobs are identical you don't get out much. As far as weathering guess what? When they came out of the paint shop they weren't weathered.

I understand. Forget the repaint

Thanks Buzz.... knew they were out there somewhere.....

ET44C4 wrote:I understand. Forget the repaint

Hey if you want to do a weathered one go for it.

The more repaints, the better. Who cares if something has been done before or not. What was done one year can be improved upon another year as new repainting/weathering techniques and photos become available. As far as weathering goes, I can say easily that, most locomotives don't stay clean for very long. So having CLEAN and WEATHERED versions of any locomotive, even the same road number, is more than welcome by most of us.

Now, why don't we all play nice.