Ladies and Gentlemen,
Please forgive me for posting images larger than I would usually, but I wanted to share with you some stunning new objects from Alan Wheeler (guillyman), now available to download from my site.
First up, the drop dead gorgeous Sarah Siddons....
And just when you thought you'd never seen such a beautiful object for BVE scenery, Alan has produced what is probably the finest road vehicle object ever: from the Eddie Stobart fleet, here's Rebecca Maddison:
This very fine download comes as three objects. The tractor and trailer are separate, so by setting the rotation angle of one or the other, it can appear to be turning a corner, as this scene from ECML:Northumberland illustrates:
The third object in the Eddie set (not illustrated), is the trailer with the Parking Legs down - easy to use to create a transport yard scene.
The final object published tonight is my EWS hopper wagon:
Now, one of the reasons why we've created the object library is to stimulate those of you out there who Always Wanted To Build A Route But Couldn't Make Objects, to start route developing..... so, what's stopping you now??!!!
Regards to all
eezypeazy
Please forgive me for posting images larger than I would usually, but I wanted to share with you some stunning new objects from Alan Wheeler (guillyman), now available to download from my site.
First up, the drop dead gorgeous Sarah Siddons....
And just when you thought you'd never seen such a beautiful object for BVE scenery, Alan has produced what is probably the finest road vehicle object ever: from the Eddie Stobart fleet, here's Rebecca Maddison:
This very fine download comes as three objects. The tractor and trailer are separate, so by setting the rotation angle of one or the other, it can appear to be turning a corner, as this scene from ECML:Northumberland illustrates:
The third object in the Eddie set (not illustrated), is the trailer with the Parking Legs down - easy to use to create a transport yard scene.
The final object published tonight is my EWS hopper wagon:
Now, one of the reasons why we've created the object library is to stimulate those of you out there who Always Wanted To Build A Route But Couldn't Make Objects, to start route developing..... so, what's stopping you now??!!!
Regards to all
eezypeazy
