Look what I found in Battlefield 1! - Svenska 3D-Tåg

AddictiveBiscuit · 2016-10-27, 18:46

I'm not sure what a SJ B Class is doing in France but its a very nice model!

bönan · 2016-10-27, 18:52

Battlefield 1?

ADDE · 2016-10-27, 18:56

Aldrig hört talas om Battlefield-serien?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7nRTF2SowQ

Battlefield 1 utvecklades av svenska Dice, så det kan ju ha ett samband att de bara tog ett ånglok, t.ex. SJ B och palcerade den i Frankrike utan någon vidare eftertanke.

AddictiveBiscuit · 2016-10-27, 19:02

Citat:

Ursprungligen postat av bönan

Battlefield 1?

New WW1 Shooter made by DICE based in Stockholm https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-vAxVh8ins

bönan · 2016-10-27, 19:09

Jag vet vad battlefield är och har spelat det i princip all vaken fritid senaste två dagarna. Jag frågade om bilden var därifrån.

Hela rubriken syntes inte från huvudsidan för mig, därav frågan.

AddictiveBiscuit · 2016-10-27, 19:13

Yes its Battlefield

Not sure why the title didn't show up

korvtiger · 2016-10-27, 20:41

A very beautiful model indeed! They must have visited a local heritage railway to capture all those details correctly.
It seems like they have looked a little too close at a real class B as one connecting rod can be seen placed on the foot board, which is the normal place to put them when the loco was disassembled for cold transportation ("nedkopplad" is the Swedish term for this, don't know the English term). This is often the case with preserved B engines today when they are not under steam. But at the same time another connecting rod can be seen in the valve gear...

I suggest the engine has traveled to France by a time traveling machine, as the loco is in a 1930s-1940s variation.
This B model has a enclosed cab and class B engines where not being rebuilt with this until the 1930s. Furthermore the loco is fitted with air brakes system Knorr, which were not available until after the WW1 for logical reasons (Knorr is a German company). It is also fitted with gas lighting using acetylene, not the paraffin lights it should have been fitted with during the first war.

2016-10-27, 18:46	#1
AddictiveBiscuit Medlem Reg.datum: Apr 2014 Ort: Lincolnshire, England Inlägg: 33	Look what I found in Battlefield 1! I'm not sure what a SJ B Class is doing in France but its a very nice model! __________________

2016-10-27, 18:52	#2
bönan Veteran Reg.datum: Jul 2008 Ort: Fagersta Inlägg: 5 542	Battlefield 1? __________________ Mvh Björn Tågklarerare, Fagersta Central, Nora, Smedjebacken och Mora

2016-10-27, 18:56	#3
ADDE Medlem Reg.datum: Feb 2012 Inlägg: 1 379	Aldrig hört talas om Battlefield-serien? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7nRTF2SowQ Battlefield 1 utvecklades av svenska Dice, så det kan ju ha ett samband att de bara tog ett ånglok, t.ex. SJ B och palcerade den i Frankrike utan någon vidare eftertanke. __________________ Mvh SummerADDE Alla mina projekt till Train Simulator Classic är nedlagda. Jag kommer härmed fokusera på att skapa rutter och innehåll till Train Sim World i fortsättningen. Alla mina downloads på Google Drive kommer att tas bort permament den 31:a agusuti 2024.

2016-10-27, 19:09	#5
bönan Veteran Reg.datum: Jul 2008 Ort: Fagersta Inlägg: 5 542	Jag vet vad battlefield är och har spelat det i princip all vaken fritid senaste två dagarna. Jag frågade om bilden var därifrån. Hela rubriken syntes inte från huvudsidan för mig, därav frågan. __________________ Mvh Björn Tågklarerare, Fagersta Central, Nora, Smedjebacken och Mora

2016-10-27, 19:13	#6
AddictiveBiscuit Medlem Reg.datum: Apr 2014 Ort: Lincolnshire, England Inlägg: 33	Yes its Battlefield Not sure why the title didn't show up __________________

2016-10-27, 20:41	#7
korvtiger Medlem Reg.datum: Jan 2008 Ort: Uppland, Sverige Inlägg: 2 733	A very beautiful model indeed! They must have visited a local heritage railway to capture all those details correctly. It seems like they have looked a little too close at a real class B as one connecting rod can be seen placed on the foot board, which is the normal place to put them when the loco was disassembled for cold transportation ("nedkopplad" is the Swedish term for this, don't know the English term). This is often the case with preserved B engines today when they are not under steam. But at the same time another connecting rod can be seen in the valve gear... I suggest the engine has traveled to France by a time traveling machine, as the loco is in a 1930s-1940s variation. This B model has a enclosed cab and class B engines where not being rebuilt with this until the 1930s. Furthermore the loco is fitted with air brakes system Knorr, which were not available until after the WW1 for logical reasons (Knorr is a German company). It is also fitted with gas lighting using acetylene, not the paraffin lights it should have been fitted with during the first war. __________________ -k- Senast redigerad av korvtiger den 2016-10-27 klockan 20:43.