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Little Wonder
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Spaceship Dispatcher
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Posted: Thu May 15, 2014 7:29 pm
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This is a bit of a non-episode plot wise, but there are great performances from the likes of Clifford Evans and Champions regular Anthony Nicholls to make up for that. The absurd surgical scenes of George in the operating theatre are nonsense fun typical of the era and create a lighter tone that for me excuses the lack of action or real tension. A highlight of the story is Linda playing Tara playing Pelley's neice, with a fairly terrible accent that slips between North American and BBC English at random - obviously an intentional piece of characterisation, that Tara can't hold the accent, as Linda demonstrates how comfortable she is doing a NA accent in her Return of the Saint episode. Overall, an episode that is the sum of its parts - not much goes in so not much comes out - but its an enjoyable enough 50 minutes. 6/10
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Diabolical Mastermind
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Posted: Fri May 16, 2014 6:56 am
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The surgery scenes hark back to the operating theatre work on the jamming gadgets in "The Gravediggers".
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Diabolical Mastermind
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Posted: Sun May 18, 2014 12:05 pm
Post subject:
Spaceship Dispatcher wrote:
This is a bit of a non-episode plot wise, but there are great performances from the likes of Clifford Evans and Champions regular Anthony Nicholls to make up for that. The absurd surgical scenes of George in the operating theatre are nonsense fun typical of the era and create a lighter tone that for me excuses the lack of action or real tension. A highlight of the story is Linda playing Tara playing Pelley's neice, with a fairly terrible accent that slips between North American and BBC English at random - obviously an intentional piece of characterisation, that Tara can't hold the accent, as Linda demonstrates how comfortable she is doing a NA accent in her Return of the Saint episode. Overall, an episode that is the sum of its parts - not much goes in so not much comes out - but its an enjoyable enough 50 minutes. 6/10
the script was the problem...and yeah, Thorson's accent was hit and miss...
overall. a so so 50 minutes worth of the tara era
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Spaceship Dispatcher
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Posted: Sun May 18, 2014 7:26 pm
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mousemeat wrote:
Spaceship Dispatcher wrote:
A highlight of the story is Linda playing Tara playing Pelley's neice, with a fairly terrible accent that slips between North American and BBC English at random - obviously an intentional piece of characterisation, that Tara can't hold the accent, as Linda demonstrates how comfortable she is doing a NA accent in her Return of the Saint episode...
and yeah, Thorson's accent was hit and miss...
Not quite the point I made
- I said that Linda's accent is fine and that's
hit and miss accent was imo intentional on Linda's part (that her character can't hold a North American accent) and was a highlight in a good performance. But yes, the script was lacking an extra something.
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I enjoyed this one by and large - not the best of the best, but good fun. Love the way they treated George as a human being, and the humor of the surgery sequences. The villains were pretty obvious from the start and the action lagged somewhat (shame there wasn't a nice final fight). But I found this diverting and not lacking in enjoyment - it was fun to see Dennis Price. I couldn't tell if Tara's accent is intentional on Thorson's part, but it is pretty terrible - I feel like if it was intentional, it would have been more pronounced, but that's me. It seems a feature of some episodes that The Avengers not actually have an effect on the outcome of the plot - Tara here does pretty much nothing. Same thing happens in You Have Just Been Murdered: outcome would have been the same if The Avengers never got involved.
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Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2014 9:20 am
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Lhbizness wrote:
I couldn't tell if Tara's accent is intentional on Thorson's part, but it is pretty terrible - I feel like if it was intentional, it would have been more pronounced, but that's me.
Yes, it is pretty impossible to tell from what's on screen! My guess that she's putting the awful accent on as part of her performance of Tara is based mostly on Linda's appearance in Return of the Saint where she is fairly spot on with the accent...
Lhbizness wrote:
It seems a feature of some episodes that The Avengers not actually have an effect on the outcome of the plot - Tara here does pretty much nothing. Same thing happens in You Have Just Been Murdered: outcome would have been the same if The Avengers never got involved.
Interesting point! I hadn't really noted that one, but you're right. Its as though the writer had a good plot that could be submitted to any series that needed a story at short notice and could be dressed up in whatever style was needed. It doesn't rely specifically on Steed or Tara as you say, the plot works by itself. Stripped of all the comedy scenes of the robot surgery etc, would the basic
electronics and espionage
premise fit most chic adventure series of the time? It might have worked just as well in The Champions perhaps...
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5 from me. Like the sound effects.
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What a cast! I am constantly surprised by this, but this show keeps pulling amazing guest stars effortlessly out of thin air! Dennis Price being the standout coup.
Amusing story with very dated ideas about computers, as one might expect. Mostly set-bound, but doesn't suffer too much - great to see Tara doing some proper Secret Agent stuff without Steed. One of her best so far.
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Spaceship Dispatcher wrote:
Lhbizness wrote:
I couldn't tell if Tara's accent is intentional on Thorson's part, but it is pretty terrible - I feel like if it was intentional, it would have been more pronounced, but that's me.
Yes, it is pretty impossible to tell from what's on screen! My guess that she's putting the awful accent on as part of her performance of Tara is based mostly on Linda's appearance in Return of the Saint where she is fairly spot on with the accent...
Seeing as Linda is Canadian and didn't move to the UK until 1965, and few TV viewers in most territories would be able to tell the difference between the American and Canadian accents anyway, Linda could easily have played the role with her native accent. It seems unthinkable to me that her native accent would 'slip' unless she wanted it too. What's interesting is that the American accent Tara affects as Prunella is clearly not her native canadian accent. Everything about the performance seems like a considered choice, further evidence if we needed it of what an underrated actress Linda Thorson is in the world of Avengers fandom.
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Poignant to see the ever-reliable Frank Windsor who passed away last week. Also good to see Dennis Price.
A competent but not outstanding episode.
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Little Wonder
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Hadn't seen this one in a while and needed to wait up for midnight to pick someone up,so I thought I would give this one a spin.
My memory of this was that it was a bit of a meh episode, not really groundbreaking in any way. A lot of faux-surgical nonsense and a subplot else where.
I was surprised to find I enjoyed it more than that. It did enjoy the pretend operating theatre scenes and the treating of George as a patient on life support quite amusing. Someone above talked about the scenes from the The Gravediggers, and I would concur with that.
A good cast provide strong character reactions, but perhaps there wasn't enough mystery in the script. It still feels a more average episode. Early on in the run as it comes, there doesn't seem to be the dynamic yet between Linda and Pat which was evident quite quickly with both Honor and Diana. It also seems that Pat is almost 'dialing it in' as Steed: not the early Steed of Keel and Gale, nor the frivolous Steed of Peel, but a mainly straight version of Steed who perhaps doesn't really want to be there (we know Pat had thought of going before and questioned what he was still doing here now).
The direction doesn't really stand out, but it was great to hear a lot of musical cues from season 4 - I think from Death at bargain Prices. Seemed quite odd to have them here, but a welcome return.
Linda did really look lovely in her original niece costume with her hat on - I hadn't realised her legs were so long....
Based on what I've given other stories, I'm going to give this a 6.
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Diabolical Mastermind
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Posted: Wed Aug 11, 2021 9:08 am
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Lee wrote:
Hadn't seen this one in a while and needed to wait up for midnight to pick someone up,so I thought I would give this one a spin.
My memory of this was that it was a bit of a meh episode, not really groundbreaking in any way. A lot of faux-surgical nonsense and a subplot else where.
I was surprised to find I enjoyed it more than that. It did enjoy the pretend operating theatre scenes and the treating of George as a patient on life support quite amusing. Someone above talked about the scenes from the The Gravediggers, and I would concur with that.
A good cast provide strong character reactions, but perhaps there wasn't enough mystery in the script. It still feels a more average episode. Early on in the run as it comes, there doesn't seem to be the dynamic yet between Linda and Pat which was evident quite quickly with both Honor and Diana. It also seems that Pat is almost 'dialing it in' as Steed: not the early Steed of Keel and Gale, nor the frivolous Steed of Peel, but a mainly straight version of Steed who perhaps doesn't really want to be there (we know Pat had thought of going before and questioned what he was still doing here now).
The direction doesn't really stand out, but it was great to hear a lot of musical cues from season 4 - I think from Death at bargain Prices. Seemed quite odd to have them here, but a welcome return.
Linda did really look lovely in her original niece costume with her hat on - I hadn't realised her legs were so long....
Based on what I've given other stories, I'm going to give this a 6.
never was a big fan of this episode...yrs later, still feel the same. too clunky. but she does have a set of legs. Overall, she's a fine actress..can hold her own with Blackman and Rigg...but she didn't have the great scripts they did
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Posted: Wed Sep 22, 2021 1:25 am
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This isn't the first episode on the automation / computer theme, but it is the first to take the silly approach. It therefore lacks the dark undertone of The Big Thinker or The Cybernauts, yet it tries to be a thriller.
I don't think it as much deserves a bad reputation, it's a typical Tara King era over the top episode. The problem is that it tries to be two things, a comedic story (computer research centre) and a thriller (Pelley's house). The latter don't really fit in, in style with the former.
It has lots of colourful sets, eccentric characters (a scientist with all square furnishings), but the episode is on the whole a bit dreary, slow, lacks sparkle. The operating scenes are definitely the highlight.
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Posted: Wed Sep 22, 2021 3:35 am
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Allard wrote:
This isn't the first episode on the automation / computer theme, but it is the first to take the silly approach. It therefore lacks the dark undertone of The Big Thinker or The Cybernauts, yet it tries to be a thriller.
I don't think it as much deserves a bad reputation, it's a typical Tara King era over the top episode. The problem is that it tries to be two things, a comedic story (computer research centre) and a thriller (Pelley's house). The latter don't really fit in, in style with the former.
It has lots of colourful sets, eccentric characters (a scientist with all square furnishings), but the episode is on the whole a bit dreary, slow, lacks sparkle. The operating scenes are definitely the highlight.
very good point...i.e. is it a comedy ? a thriller ? or both ? again, many of the scripts for her series run, just wasn't up to snuff, compared to the Gale and Peel eras...
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Diabolical Mastermind
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Posted: Wed Sep 22, 2021 11:12 am
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There were plenty of dud scripts in those eras too... and not always with the same variety.
Still, at least we can agree (hopefully) that they're all better than 10 or 11 of the New Avengers season 2 episodes
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Diabolical Mastermind
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Posted: Wed Sep 22, 2021 12:39 pm
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Frankymole wrote:
There were plenty of dud scripts in those eras too... and not always with the same variety.
Still, at least we can agree (hopefully) that they're all better than 10 or 11 of the New Avengers season 2 episodes
Franky, you'll get no argument from me, concerting some of those Season 2 episodes......(new avengers)
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Posted: Thu Sep 23, 2021 10:19 am
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Though the plot is rather uneven, the episode still has its merits. Personally, it's one I enjoy watching every now and then, specially for the surgery scenes and Tara passing for Prunella.
I think this episode is a very good example of what I believe is, perhaps, one of the biggest flaws of the King era, which is the absence of a mastermind. Sir Wilfred Pelley's secretary Loris just doesn't quite do the trick for me.
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Posted: Sun Sep 26, 2021 2:10 pm
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Brugeoise wrote:
Though the plot is rather uneven, the episode still has its merits. Personally, it's one I enjoy watching every now and then, specially for the surgery scenes and Tara passing for Prunella.
I think this episode is a very good example of what I believe is, perhaps, one of the biggest flaws of the King era, which is the absence of a mastermind. Sir Wilfred Pelley's secretary Loris just doesn't quite do the trick for me.
Judy Parfitt is good as always, the character just isn't interesting enough.
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TitleActive Power Optimization of a Turning Process by Cutting Conditions Selection: A Q-Learning Approach
Research GroupAnálisis de datos y ciberseguridad
Mecanizado de alto rendimiento
Published Date2022
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In the context of Industry 4.0, the optimization of manufacturing processes is a challenge. Although in recent years many of the efforts have been in this direction, there is still improvement opportu ... [+]
In the context of Industry 4.0, the optimization of manufacturing processes is a challenge. Although in recent years many of the efforts have been in this direction, there is still improvement opportunities in these processes. The optimisation of the power consumed by the processes can be improved by means of the parameters of control. To date, this challenge has been addressed by Multi-Objective optimization techniques, however, Reinforcement Learning based approaches are raising with promising results in many industrial fields.In this paper, we propose a Reinforcement Learning (RL) based approach to optimize the active power consumption of a machining process by the cutting conditions selection. Through the application of Q-Learning algorithm, the agent self-learns the optimal solution through interacting with the environment. The approach was validated in three different scenarios demonstrating the feasibility of RL application to determine the cutting conditions values in order to optimize the active power consumption. [-]


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The end of this age, the taking away of the saints, and the second coming of the Lord Jesus Christ are not determined by the works of the evil one but by the works of the Holy Spirit through the Body of Messiah Jesus. Even though God has the power to do everything by Himself, he chose to send His Holy Spirit to help and empower the Body of Christ to defeat His enemy, to make His kingdom come and to do His will on earth as it is in heaven.
The disciples asked Jesus a very important question: What will be the sign of Your coming and of the end of the age?
Jesus listed some doom-and-gloom events, then He said: When you hear of wars and disturbances [civil unrest, revolts, uprisings], do not panic; for these things must take place first, but the end will not come immediately Luke 21:9.
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Jesus said: This good news of the kingdom [the gospel] will be preached throughout the whole world as a testimony to all the nations, and then the end [of the age] will come. Matt 24:14.
The gospel of God's kingdom was the focus of Jesus teachings on earth and what He taught about after His resurrection. Peter said in his famous first sermon: "Hey guys, This is That. It's the beginning of the last days". So, the last days started over 2,000 years ago, in which the world has experienced again and again all the things Jesus talked about, except that the Gospel of the kingdom has not been preached throughout all the earth.
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Has the church mastered the unity of the faith?.
Are Christians known for their love for each other
Are the Jews provoked to jealousy yet?
Are the Sons of God manifesting?
What about the greater works?
Has the earth been filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord?
What are the powers of the age to come?
Throw Away Your Rapture Rug!! and discover what Father God is waiting for to send Jesus back.
Learn more about the author at outskirtspress/ThrowAwayYourRaptureRug.
At 196 pages, Throw Away Your Rapture Rug is available online through Outskirts Press. It is also sold through Amazon and Barnes and Noble for a maximum trade discount in quantities of 10 or more and is being aggressively promoted to appropriate markets with a focus on the religious category.
ISBN: 978-1-9772-5569-3 Format: 6 x 9 paperback Retail: $16.95 eBook: $5.00
Genre: RELIGION / Christian Living / Spiritual Growth
About the Author: Patricia Koalska was born and raised in Mexico. In 2006, she married Ron and moved to the Arizona high desert. Mother of two Pomerahuas and a cat named Kitty, she feels like Moses after some years in the wilderness living off the grid. To learn more about Patricia, follow her on Facebook: Patricia Koalska or at https://patriciakoalska291.wixsite.com/pk2911
About Outskirts Press, Inc.: Outskirts Press offers full-service, custom self-publishing and book marketing services for authors seeking a cost-effective, fast, and flexible way to publish and distribute their books worldwide while retaining all their rights and full creative control. Available for authors globally at www.outskirtspress.com and located on the outskirts of Denver, Colorado, Outskirts Press, Inc. represents the future of book publishing, today.
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The end of this age, the taking away of the saints, and the second coming of the Lord Jesus Christ are not determined by the works of the evil one but by the works of the Holy Spirit through the Body of Messiah Jesus. Even though God has the power to do everything by Himself, he chose to send His Holy Spirit to help and empower the Body of Christ to defeat His enemy, to make His kingdom come and to do His will on earth as it is in heaven.
The disciples asked Jesus a very important question: What will be the sign of Your coming and of the end of the age?
Jesus listed some doom-and-gloom events, then He said: When you hear of wars and disturbances [civil unrest, revolts, uprisings], do not panic; for these things must take place first, but the end will not come immediately Luke 21:9.
According to this, Jesus was saying Look guys, the earthquakes, famines, wars, pestilences, signs in the heavens, etc, are like birth pangs, but its not the delivery time yet. When the delivery time actually comes it will be incredibly more terrifying. Then Jesus stated what would be one of the actual signs of His next coming and of the end of the age.
Jesus said: This good news of the kingdom [the gospel] will be preached throughout the whole world as a testimony to all the nations, and then the end [of the age] will come. Matt 24:14.
The gospel of God's kingdom was the focus of Jesus teachings on earth and what He taught about after His resurrection. Peter said in his famous first sermon: "Hey guys, This is That. It's the beginning of the last days". So, the last days started over 2,000 years ago, in which the world has experienced again and again all the things Jesus talked about, except that the Gospel of the kingdom has not been preached throughout all the earth.
And what about:
The great commission to disciple nations?
Has the bride made herself ready?
Has the church mastered the unity of the faith?.
Are Christians known for their love for each other
Are the Jews provoked to jealousy yet?
Are the Sons of God manifesting?
What about the greater works?
Has the earth been filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord?
What are the powers of the age to come?
Throw Away Your Rapture Rug!! and discover what Father God is waiting for to send Jesus back.
Learn more about the author at outskirtspress/ThrowAwayYourRaptureRug.
At 196 pages, Throw Away Your Rapture Rug is available online through Outskirts Press. It is also sold through Amazon and Barnes and Noble for a maximum trade discount in quantities of 10 or more and is being aggressively promoted to appropriate markets with a focus on the religious category.
ISBN: 978-1-9772-5569-3 Format: 6 x 9 paperback Retail: $16.95 eBook: $5.00
Genre: RELIGION / Christian Living / Spiritual Growth
About the Author: Patricia Koalska was born and raised in Mexico. In 2006, she married Ron and moved to the Arizona high desert. Mother of two Pomerahuas and a cat named Kitty, she feels like Moses after some years in the wilderness living off the grid. To learn more about Patricia, follow her on Facebook: Patricia Koalska or at https://patriciakoalska291.wixsite.com/pk2911
About Outskirts Press, Inc.: Outskirts Press offers full-service, custom self-publishing and book marketing services for authors seeking a cost-effective, fast, and flexible way to publish and distribute their books worldwide while retaining all their rights and full creative control. Available for authors globally at www.outskirtspress.com and located on the outskirts of Denver, Colorado, Outskirts Press, Inc. represents the future of book publishing, today.
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I read the earlier post about varying paragraph spacing: Activating the rulers (View>Rulers) was suggested. Did that and found I could alter the left and right margins, but still can't see where to alter top and bottom margins. In the relevant inspector, the top & bottom margins control is greyed-out and therefore inactive. This has proven a bit of a problem when fitting text into non-rectangular shapes - the text box goes very close to the edge of the shape, and the text goes very close to the edge of the text box within the shape.
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PSD refer to Malvern Mastersize 3000 Analysis
Typical D90
Shrinking ratio
Tap density,
Typical Oxygen
* Sintering carton loss usually at the level of 0.15wt% for the low alloy powder materials
*8620的烧结形貌, 烧结密度7.62g/cm3
PSD refer to Malvern Mastersize 3000 Analysis
Typical D90
Shrinking ratio
Tap density,
Typical Oxygen
Sintering carbon loss usually at the level of 0.15~0.25wt% for these alloy powder materials.
- Sintered surface is very smooth by using HJ’s MIM powder material design.
- With very fine and uniform crystal structure, sintered grain size can reach or higher than grade 7.
440C 烧结态，烧结密度：7.73g/cm3 ，晶粒度>7级 440C 热处理后，晶粒度>7级


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|30th March 2022, 10:24 AM
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Swanage Signal Box
A model of the 'new' signal box at Swanage on the heritage railway in Dorset (UK)
|30th March 2022, 01:13 PM
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Re: Swanage Signal Box
That's lovely Tony. Really nice texturing too!
Are you using this in a simulation?
|30th March 2022, 03:10 PM
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Re: Swanage Signal Box
Hi Andy
Yes I'm using the box in Trainz Railway Simulator v19 & 22, I use blender to do the conversion but all modelling is done in AC3D.
|31st March 2022, 06:14 AM
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Re: Swanage Signal Box
That's great. I'd love to see a pic of the box in situ...
|31st March 2022, 07:37 AM
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Re: Swanage Signal Box
I'll take a screenshot later today
|31st March 2022, 08:27 AM
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Re: Swanage Signal Box - screenshots
Hi Again
Large screenshots attached.The whole scene is not all my own work, I only did the signal box, another modeller has created the whole 5 mile length of the line.
The model was built in AC3D, imported into Blender using the import/export plugin then exported to FBX for import to trainz. The only downsides are the need to swap Y/Z axis and also some reason Blender exports to Trainz seem to have washed out colours.
|3rd April 2022, 12:00 PM
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Re: Swanage Signal Box
That's really nice indeed.
I'm curious about the textures in this kind of simulation.
Does your model have a single texture and if yes what size ?
|4th April 2022, 09:05 AM
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Re: Swanage Signal Box
Hi Luuckyy
The whole scene is obviously made up of many models, for my part it's just the signal box.
The texture is a simple flat image (1024x1024) which I suppose could actually be ½ that size. I've attached a link for you, the use of sorface area is pretty poor and I should have spent a bit more time rationalising the UV map as it now looks a bit sloppy.
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Mifflin County Sportsmen's Club Officers
Jesse Grove - 814-349-2403
1st. V.P.
Steve Gibbons
2nd. V.P.
Matt Diffenderfer - 2ndv.p.mcsa@gmail.com
Bill McConnell - billmcconnellmcsa@gmail.com
Cindy Wilson - cwilsonmcsa@gmail.com
Membership Sec.
Ron Grove - rgrovemcsa@gmail.com
1 yr. Director
Mike Hagemeyer
2 yr. Director
Abe Henry - 717-994-3089
3 yr. Director
Travis Jasper
Trap Range
Steve Anderson 717-250-0149.
Youth Field Day
Dr. John Czerniakowski - 717-437-5734
Donald Greedy - 717-436-6433
Jesse Grove - 814-349-2403
1st. V.P.
Steve Gibbons
2nd. V.P.
Matt Diffenderfer - 2ndv.p.mcsa@gmail.com
Bill McConnell - billmcconnellmcsa@gmail.com
Cindy Wilson - cwilsonmcsa@gmail.com
Membership Sec.
Ron Grove - rgrovemcsa@gmail.com
1 yr. Director
Mike Hagemeyer
2 yr. Director
Abe Henry - 717-994-3089
3 yr. Director
Travis Jasper
Trap Range
Steve Anderson 717-250-0149.
Youth Field Day
Dr. John Czerniakowski - 717-437-5734
Donald Greedy - 717-436-6433
Mifflin County Sportsmen’s Association General Rules
1. SAFETY & Courtesy first!
2. Current membership cards must be displayed with number visible while using the premises.
a) Membership runs from January 1st to December 31st.
b) Only members may use these ranges except for special events
with board approval.
3. Close and lock the gate when entering or leaving club property.
4. All junior members must be under the direct supervision of a
parent or an adult.
a) Rifle, pistol, trap, five stand and shotgun pattern board.
Weekdays and Saturdays: Sunrise to Sunset.
SUNDAYS: 1:00 PM to SUNSET
c) Archery: Daily: Sunrise to Sunset.
6. Board of directors must approve all organized shoots.
7. Worn side arms must comply with Pennsylvania State Law.
8. Speed limit on club grounds is 20MPH as this is for the safety of all members.
9. Park vehicles in parking lot and designated areas.
10. Destruction or mutilation of club property shall be cause for appearance of the Board of Directors for disciplinary action, which may also be cause for arrest and prosecution. Violators will be responsible to pay for damages.
11. Any violation of club rules may be sufficient cause for disciplinary action and or arrest and prosecution.
12. Please keep grounds clean.
13. No alcoholic beverages are permitted on ranges and parking areas.
1. SAFETY & Courtesy first!
2. Current membership cards must be displayed with number visible while using the premises.
a) Membership runs from January 1st to December 31st.
b) Only members may use these ranges except for special events
with board approval.
3. Close and lock the gate when entering or leaving club property.
4. All junior members must be under the direct supervision of a
parent or an adult.
a) Rifle, pistol, trap, five stand and shotgun pattern board.
Weekdays and Saturdays: Sunrise to Sunset.
SUNDAYS: 1:00 PM to SUNSET
c) Archery: Daily: Sunrise to Sunset.
6. Board of directors must approve all organized shoots.
7. Worn side arms must comply with Pennsylvania State Law.
8. Speed limit on club grounds is 20MPH as this is for the safety of all members.
9. Park vehicles in parking lot and designated areas.
10. Destruction or mutilation of club property shall be cause for appearance of the Board of Directors for disciplinary action, which may also be cause for arrest and prosecution. Violators will be responsible to pay for damages.
11. Any violation of club rules may be sufficient cause for disciplinary action and or arrest and prosecution.
12. Please keep grounds clean.
13. No alcoholic beverages are permitted on ranges and parking areas.


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