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Hi! I'm an autistic furry who likes sentient trains and sandbox games. All/Any (Genderfluid) and Bisexual. Please do not use me or my personifications in inappropriate media or settings. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Nowheres_Channel/featured

Old Trolleys, particularly those with swerves, feel rather energetic. They dance around even when the rails are straight, and huff impatiently when they have to wait for something. They're very aloof and complain when they're overcrowded. This trolley from Scranton, PA is 100 years old this year.

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Been thinking of redesigning my sona with less human proportions Also funny to imagine my old sona getting literally squished and remolded to look like the new one over and over every time this happens Except for one that escaped the loop and became an OC.

I think the actual problem is the height. Gordon's diecast is a bit fat, but looks fine because he's not comically tall like Hiro's diecast here. He has the same problem as Thomas, where as a result of wanting to include more accurate detail, they just moved his body up higher.

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Now everyone says that Hiro's boiler and smokebox in Metal Collection looks way too big - though when you compare his first CGI render, it is a lot bigger than his real life counterpart - and comparing it w/ Thomas' real basis is stark in contrast w/ comparison.

I do quite like how they handled the decals of Bertie, much more faithful to real British buses. As for his basis however, they should have kept his old one rather than change it to one that's already taken by another character. I fear the potential of 2026 Bulgy.

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