Interesting loads

[AndyM77]

What is that thing

That's "Thunderbird 2" from "Thunderbirds Are Go!". A classic Gerry Anderson puppet programme that was first shown in the 1960's or was that 70's?..

Sort of a cult classic these days.

 

[Thorinoakin]

when is it going on DLS or anywhere else

 

[cookiemae]

Now thats what I call " Funnel Flow "

 

[nicola86]

Hi nicola --

The route is "Urban IndustRail" and it is available on the Download Station. Look for this thumbnail:

The route is quite extensive:

The screen shot above was taken at Invercargill Harbor.

You might also like "YardSwitchingCo", also on the Download Station, see here:

http://forums.auran.com/trainz/showthread.php?t=7364&highlight=yard+switching

There are numerous sessions available for both. Just search under "philskene".

Phil

Thanks Phil , I have gone on the DLS but are The Map 1, 2 and 3 included in the Urban Indust Rail 8?
Thanks
Nicola

 

[shahichirag]

Yes Nicola, all the 3 maps displayed on the pic is part of Urban Indust rail 8. Its just that the layout is big and the map won't fit on one screenshot. Also from Phil you might want to download, latest version of Austral Bay it is also an amazing layout which you can merge with urban Indust rail. If your PC can handle it!!!!!

Chirag

 

[philskene]

Hi nicola --

I made a mistake - the thumbnail I posted is the one I've used for several sessions for IndustRail.

The proper thumbnail for the route is:

When the route is installed you will find four maps (the ones shown above + a map of the steelworks) and a readme file in the folder containing the route. The readme describes how to extract the coronas for the semaphore signals.

The map and description of the steel works are:

To find the folder containing the route in TRS2004 I'd suggest using TrainzObjectz, place a check box next to "Maps" at the bottom of the screen, highlight the route and click on the "Open object folder" radio button at the top of the screen. Windows file explorer will open at the correct folder.

With TRS2006, use CMP to find the route, right mouse click and select "Open in Explorer". Windows file explorer will open at the route.

Double click on the readme or jpg files to open them.

Phil

 

[cookiemae]

And thats on the DLS?

 

[philskene]

Yes.

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[titaniclover]

i love the route. its amazing.

 

[magickmaker]

nutter, that car is made that way. It carries liquid cement, as opposed to the dry stuff. Never see them running for very long distances though.
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[chrisracer8903]

Yes.

Kuid [FONT=Verdana, Arial]69871:11040[/FONT]

Hi Philskene, Is it possible to e-mail me the coronas for the semephore signal. I followed your instructions to extract them, but due to how Windows Vista works. I can't. Thanks. -Chris

 

[philskene]

Hi Chris --

Go here:

http://www.users.on.net/~pskene/coronas.zip

Unzip the file and you will find the .cdp files for the coronas. Double click on each to install.

Phil

 

[cookiemae]

Thanks for the KUID!

 

[chrisracer8903]

Hi Chris --

Go here:

http://www.users.on.net/~pskene/coronas.zip

Unzip the file and you will find the .cdp files for the coronas. Double click on each to install.

Phil

Thank you Phil very much! -Chris

 

[jivebunny]

Here's a different take on "loading a train"

JB

 

[spiffy101]

How?

How did you do that?

 

[daylightlimited]

How did you do that?

the truck counts AS a train(i think), it has something to do with that

 

[jivebunny]

How did you do that?

Do what? The second shot uses invisible track

 

[cookiemae]

To keep the thread going....


What will they think of next, a superhopper?

It is nice to see this these days...

 

[ish6]

cool!!!......................................