Re: Train depot
"lgbeard" <lgb...@bullreguard.nut> wrote in message news:q7e...@4ax.com... > > > The structure look fine. The representation of the tracks are poor. > It resembles a earthen bank better than a set of rail road tracks. > Any ideas ? I see a diddle for a building on a cliff (actually thats what I thought it was before I read this, somehow "TRAIN DEPOT" wasnt obvious enough heh). I wont attempt it since I've been up all night and I'm wayyyyyyy too tired. Looks pretty good though. Try out some of what Harry suggested, is my suggestion. T.
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