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Ore Car (Jenny) PROPS
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17 Mar, 2022 @ 11:30pm
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Ore Car (Jenny) PROPS

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Here is a new release for you guys!

These are my jenny ore cars. They are small and cute!

Everyone has been wanting better optimized trains... so as I promised here are new wheels/trucks that look real but are very simple and use very low tris!

The entire car is 2000 tri's which i think is amazing for how freaking good they look imo

I only did one texture exactly the same on both to be very light weight with use of the loading screen mod!
The ore has a super unique normal specular combo that makes the ore glitter!

Stay tuned for everything else being released!

I just want to say how thankful I am for everyone's support for my assets and I cant wait to share everything with you guys!
- Scarecrow
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jackrussell511 19 Mar, 2022 @ 12:43pm 
Thankyou
brad76_burchett 19 Mar, 2022 @ 1:28am 
Very nice looking cars!

I had to smile a little when I first seen these. Because back in the 90's and 00's I was a conductor for the Wisconsin & Southern. And we had a fleet of about 40 of ex C&NW ore jennies that were built back in the 50's and were being used for hauling sand and gravel. As a conductor they were a nightmare to get the handbrakes to release plus having to find a air hose extension since they were not mounted by the coupler like on every other rail car. And as a engineer they were a nightmare because they made for poor train handling.

Sorry to rant on there. But they very nice looking cars! Great job!