@DatRoadTrainGuy19 also that was just one post

@DatRoadTrainGuy19 shut up I deleted that post already, (I would never do anything that is supposed to be Aeromorphs related) I told people that I would never do anything related to Aeromorphs, so calm down buddy and get to what’s real

@GabrielFangster70 bruh stop posting about aeromorph!!!!!

@asteroidbook345 IDK I don’t make trains

@asteroidbook345 ?????????????????????????????????????????????????
K ur on mobile now kkkkkk

@DatRoadTrainGuy19 Nah, I can't really run the train on my phone and I don't have a backup on the site anyways

@asteroidbook345 so are you using your phone now?

@DatRoadTrainGuy19 My computer screen broke so it's in the shop getting fixed. It'll probably be done some time later this week but we'll see

@asteroidbook345 also a question... What happened to the BART simpsons subway train?

@DatRoadTrainGuy19 I have a good enough side and front view for what I need I'm just gonna use reference pictures for everything else

@asteroidbook345 yea i know but sadly i still for the life of me cannot even find the most accurate blueprints at all and only weirdly drawn "blueprints" that are close enough but not

@DatRoadTrainGuy19 No that's dumb

@asteroidbook345 or better yet... just take the ge gevo made by savageman and then slapping some random cc206 cabin and then repainting it into a green color and bam! you got yourself... a pretty poor replica!

@G2 bro shut up

@Madness yep

@SyntheticL oh yeah there we go. I probably won’t use passenger cars just for simplicity’s sake though

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finding blueprints of a chinese machinery is a nightmare

btw YZ=Hard seat RZ=Soft seat YW=Hard sleeper RW=Soft sleeper XL=Luggage and CA=Dining

@asteroidbook345 Why they show up for me perfectly well - oh wait seems something makes it loaded at the first time and its the local cache displaying on my end lmao the page thumbnail says unable to load
Try this?
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@SyntheticL they don’t show up for me because censorship lol

Can't find anything three view of that thing on local search engines too.
But I have this nice little image of a type 25 coach enjoy
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@HuskyDynamics01 yeah it’s got the width right from what I can tell but yeah the cab is wider where it meets the rest of the train than it is on the HXN5. The whole thing is a bit of a different shape with different panel lines and those things which I guess I’d call segments? The bogeys are pretty similar but even those use broad gauge rather than standard. I’ll probably just make do with a different one but I’ll figure it out. The top view I do have I can use its measurements to find the approximate proportions

@asteroidbook345 I may have found something that might work, at least to an extent. It's a multi-view diagram (well, actually the full provisional speed certificate document) for the Indian WDG6G locomotive. It should be enough to get the dimensions and overall proportions at least, since both are cab-forward locomotives built on the Evolution-series frame, but it's not quite the same. The cab shaping is noticeably different, and the WDG6G has a second cab at the rear that isn't present on the HXN5.

The diagram is pretty high (or at least useable) resolution, and can be found on page 6 of this PDF. It has front, back, top, left side, and left cutaway views.

Also some other pictures of the model one that you might be able to use for detailing or something later on.

@HuskyDynamics01 I found the larger version, don't worry about it. A top or slightly better front view would be amazing but it's alright if you can't find anything