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16' V-flume spline. Used in the late 19th century to
send lumber and cordwood down the mountains cheaply and quickly.
Invented by Jim Haines in 1867.
Created as type 'track' so you can run log boats down it. Built to
the same level as ssjung's flume splines, so you can mix and match
parts.
2 levels of detail; 454/224 polygons
Version: TRS 2004 and later |
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Log boat Boat made from a log, for 'inspecting' flumes
Rides 9.5 feet above track level, to match the flume height.
Unpowered - requires gravity assist. Place it at the top of a hill in a
flume, then in driver, release the brakes by moving the throttle.
It will then coast down the flume, giving a nice ride.
Version: TRS 2004 and later
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Lantern 1 13-inch hurricane lantern
4 polygons
Version: TRS 2004 and later |
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Lantern 2 13-inch anchor lantern
4 polygons
Version: TRS 2004 and later |
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Irrigation ditch dark grass 10m irrigation ditch.
5-8 feet wide; 66 polygons
Matches Auran's dark_grass ground texture.
There's also an
Irrigation ditch mud to dark grass transition piece Version: TRS 2004 and later |
GMAX and .psd files
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Irrigation ditch ger_mud01 10m irrigation ditch.
5-8 feet wide; 66 polygons
Texture matches Auran's ger_mud01 ground texture
There's also an
Irrigation ditch dry grass to mud transition piece Version: TRS 2004 and later |
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Irrigation ditch dry grass tufts 10m irrigation
ditch.
5-8 feet wide; 66 polygons
Matches Auran's dry_grass_tufts ground texture.
There's also an
Irrigation ditch sagerock3 to dry grass tufts transition piece Version: TRS 2004 and later |
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Irrigation ditch sagerock3 10m irrigation ditch.
5-8 feet wide; 66 polygons
Matches my SageRock3 ground texture Version: TRS 2004 and later |
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White wood fence 6' tall tight wooden fence spline.
8 feet per section Version: TRS 2004 and later |
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Unpainted wood fence 6' tall tight wooden fence spline.
8 feet per section Version: TRS 2004 and later |
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Red wood fence 6' tall tight wooden fence spline.
8 feet per section Version: TRS 2004 and later |
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Typical Pacific Northwestern fern. Two other
versions also available for variety -
<124060:22001:1>
and <124060:22002:1> Version: TRS 2004 and later.
Works properly in TS2009 native mode. |
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Drivable version of my static steam schooner. It
loads both coal and western passengers, and settles into the water as it
loads. Has 4 levels of detail, same as the static version.
Designed to run on track 3m above the surface of the water; using the
same standards as
Vulcan's new ships.
Version: TRS 2004 and later |
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Version of the schooner (above) set up to carry lumber
and western passengers. Shown fully loaded, sitting low in the
water. Designed to run on track 3m above the surface of the water;
using the same standards as
Vulcan's new ships. Version: TRS 2004 and later |
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Static model of a steam-powered schooner; common from
around 1880 to 1930 or so.
Based off plans in the July/August 2004 Narrow Gauge and Short Line
Gazette
4 levels of detail; 4902 / 3044 / 1944 / 107 polygons
Updated June 11th, 2009 with more detail.Version: TRS 2004 and later
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Steam Schooner
source (16 MB)
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A slight variant of the model above, for more diversity Version: TRS 2004 and later
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M-60 'Patton' Tank
Static model; 3 levels of detail; 4893 / 1538 / 172 polygons. It
can be rotated to climb a hill.
The M60 Patton was the fourth and last of the Patton series medium tanks
of the United States. It entered service in 1960, and variants of this
tank continue to serve many nations today.
Works in both TRS2004 and TRS2006.
Model and texture courtesy of EoD modification for Battlefield. (www.eodmod.com)Version: TRS 2004 and later |
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Landing Craft, Tank (LCT MK-6)
Static model; 4 levels of detail; 3760 / 2784 / 1372 / 396 polygons.
Smallest ship class in the US Navy to carry it's own number.
Developed during WWII, and in service through Vietnam.
Converted from a model I originally created for the
EoD mod for BF2Version: TRS 2004 and later |
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