simulatortrain
jointed freaking rails
Small updates on the stuff from earlier:
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Forget my route. Whatever you dont like I'll take it.:clap:
simulatortrain
jointed freaking rails
Thanks! I want to make some more pictures and things for the wall, then I'll pack it all up.
Looks like I have a little help testing a new locomotive:
(I doubt I can release this one, I found it online and it's apparently ripped from a Batman game)
Looks like I have a little help testing a new locomotive:
(I doubt I can release this one, I found it online and it's apparently ripped from a Batman game)
Does this mean JR's new releases will have the option for cat hair stuck in the trucks and gearboxes?
AMTRAKwannabe
Norfolk & Western Lives
LOL! +1! (ten)
Ok, that's getting insane but I have to admit that I love it...
What about stepping up for the next level?
http://www.yosemitevalleyrr.com/dbledeck.htm
I had the intention to build the YVRR in 1:1 but now, I'm wondering if that couldn't be done with a one baseboarder.
Any ideas?
Btw, the cat should be lying on tracks...
What about stepping up for the next level?
http://www.yosemitevalleyrr.com/dbledeck.htm
I had the intention to build the YVRR in 1:1 but now, I'm wondering if that couldn't be done with a one baseboarder.
Any ideas?
Btw, the cat should be lying on tracks...
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I've got a tip for those who use the Marsz supports (This is for Trainz12 ONLY):
Use the 'S_ft straight 50m' and 'FT straight 50m' straight tracks to form a grid on the layout. The two sets of track are 90 degrees to each other, which forms an excellent grid. Now that you've made the grid, delete each 'S_ft straight 50m'; you no longer need them. At one end of each piece of track made by the 'FT straight 50m' connect 'AJS Track Eraser'. This will make the track invisible in Map View. Then delete each 'FT straight 50m' for the track, replacing them with a section of AJS Track Eraser. Delete the piece of track that was once attached to the 'FT straight 50m'; you no longer need it. At each circle on the track eraser, place the Marsz support, but not at the circle at the edge of the benchwork. Drop the track down by -.20 meters, for I've had the top of the support appear thru the baseboard. Hopefully you will be able to understand this, but it looks much better than the supports spaced out randomly underneath the layout.
Use the 'S_ft straight 50m' and 'FT straight 50m' straight tracks to form a grid on the layout. The two sets of track are 90 degrees to each other, which forms an excellent grid. Now that you've made the grid, delete each 'S_ft straight 50m'; you no longer need them. At one end of each piece of track made by the 'FT straight 50m' connect 'AJS Track Eraser'. This will make the track invisible in Map View. Then delete each 'FT straight 50m' for the track, replacing them with a section of AJS Track Eraser. Delete the piece of track that was once attached to the 'FT straight 50m'; you no longer need it. At each circle on the track eraser, place the Marsz support, but not at the circle at the edge of the benchwork. Drop the track down by -.20 meters, for I've had the top of the support appear thru the baseboard. Hopefully you will be able to understand this, but it looks much better than the supports spaced out randomly underneath the layout.
If you want to do that Chameleon script, I can send you eleven pictures of our eleven cats.
AMTRAKwannabe
Norfolk & Western Lives
I think mcguirel (spelling?) made them...
gremlin1812
New member
G'day, this may be the one you are looking for:-
O Gauge Lionel FastTrack
Type: Track
Downloaded: 15320
File Size: 59.03 kb
File Type: .cdp
Created by: mcguirel
Date: 18th June 2007
Version: TRS2004
KUID2: <KUID2:72938:38005:1>
There are also some thnnels and bridges there as well.
Regards
Barrie
O Gauge Lionel FastTrack
Type: Track
Downloaded: 15320
File Size: 59.03 kb
File Type: .cdp
Created by: mcguirel
Date: 18th June 2007
Version: TRS2004
KUID2: <KUID2:72938:38005:1>
There are also some thnnels and bridges there as well.
Regards
Barrie