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Post by stoshu on May 13, 2020 20:54:44 GMT
Well personally I like Canadian railway's anyways and weathering. So keep it like it is Wood....
" The Distillation Tower freight had two different road names "
and what are they distilling up in da great white nord eh ?
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Post by Deleted on May 13, 2020 21:27:41 GMT
Well personally I like Canadian railway's anyways and weathering. So keep it like it is Wood....
" The Distillation Tower freight had two different road names "
and what are they distilling up in da great white nord eh ?
Stoshu - You may have seen this thread but incase you did not it is very interesting. Posted by Josef. You willl find out what they distillin' up da in the great white nord eh... Distillation Consist
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Post by thebigcrabcake on May 13, 2020 21:34:08 GMT
OK Laz, I think this might be my first video on your thread. Learning how to take videos, splice them, put opening and closing credits is a learning curve all by itself. I used a free video editor called Video Pad. It worked. Time will tell if I put the energy into producing good videos like many of yours. I'm going to work oni it. This video is made up of 2 of my feight consists and the Amtrak Superliner with a Gensis pulling it. The Distillation Tower freight had two different roadnames. I purhased a GP9 Canadian National and matched it with my current Canadian National DASH 9 . The video Josef showed had two engines which were very weathered. The DASH 9 was very weathered and the trailing GP was midly weathered. On this consist it is reversed. Weathering engines is not my calling, but I felt like this needed to be done. I would appreciate critique on the weathering and video would be much appreciated. Thanks for keeping this thread going. Lots of good stuff.
Emile
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Post by laz57 on May 13, 2020 21:34:32 GMT
Awesome WOOD and STOSHU!!!
WOOD, I gotta try that video pad to learn how to do it. Thanks for the link, I d like to edit and also add music to the videos.
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Post by Deleted on May 14, 2020 1:02:37 GMT
Awesome WOOD and STOSHU!!!
WOOD, I gotta try that video pad to learn how to do it. Thanks for the link, I d like to edit and also add music to the videos. Thanks Laz. The VideoPad is a Microsoft app. If you do not use Microsoft you can search it and load to any computer. I know nothing about vidoe editors except how insanely difficult and expensive it is to learn and own Photo shop. I searched for an easy to use editor and VideoPad popped up as the #1 user friendly editor. It is free but... they constantly push you to upgrade and when they finally stopped allowing me to upload to YouTube, I purchased it for $99.00. The reason I paid for it is because it is very user friendly. Real easy to upload files, splice, put titles in, play music, etc.
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Post by Adam on May 14, 2020 22:53:45 GMT
Welcome to Whistle Stop Wednesday Videos. This weeks featured engine is the Lionel National de Mexico. I am a week and a day late for Cinco de Mayo. Sorry but hope you like it.
Such a unique engine with very unique sounds to it. The running fans are really cool. But for some reason, I expected the track talk to be in Spanish. That would have been the extra mile.
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Post by josef on May 14, 2020 22:58:16 GMT
Welcome to Whistle Stop Wednesday Videos. This weeks featured engine is the Lionel National de Mexico. I am a week and a day late for Cinco de Mayo. Sorry but hope you like it.
I expected the track talk to be in Spanish. I pressed 1 for English and 2 for Spanish. Still came out English.
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Post by Adam on May 14, 2020 23:14:14 GMT
I expected the track talk to be in Spanish. I pressed 1 for English and 2 for Spanish. Still came out English. LOL! |
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