UK Screenshots (Hi Res Version)

[meyshollop]

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[meyshollop]

Some from me:

My website is full functional again :D :D



33 from a new angle:
http://trainzscreenshots.webs.com/photos/Sulzer-Power/33%20from%20a%20new%20angle.jpg

27 from a new angle:
http://trainzscreenshots.webs.com/photos/Sulzer-Power/class%2027%20longshot.jpg

2 37's clreate as much noise and clag as possible:

http://trainzscreenshots.webs.com/photos/Showing-off/clagging%2037's.jpg

[bassist118]

Two from my very unfinished Shoeburyness - Fenchurch Street (eventually)

A GBRf class 66 takes a rake of retired EPB stock through Shoeburyness taking the branch to the MoD sidings

http://i486.photobucket.com/albums/rr230/bassist1i8/RetiredEPBstock.jpg

The 66 rumbles over Shoeburyness high street, just no one told the crossing keeper she was comming till the last minuite. (actually the gates were raising when this was taken :confused:, is there anyway to get them to lower a little more prototypicly? And stay lowered.

http://i486.photobucket.com/albums/rr230/bassist1i8/Shoeburynesscrossing.jpg

Great shots everyone

Cheers

:D

Andy

[angelah]

Dear Bassist118
Quote :-is there anyway to get them to lower a little more prototypicly? And stay lowered.

Yes, I downloaded the ATLS assets and experimented. They work great and you can place the trigger so the trains do not need to slow down.

A search on the DS for ATLS will bring them up.

Angela

[bassist118]

Cheers Angela, will give it a try

:Y:

Andy

[Paulsw2]

Oh ya...in the 40s and 50s CP Rail utilized various ships and airplanes until they decided to just stick with trains.

Thanks for the info and sorry to hijack the thread.:confused: :wave:

cam
Rob, LieLestoSbrat's Rebuilt Merchant Navy class loco, kuid2:101839:1000:1, is one of the best steamers made for Trainz. Well worth downloading and giving it a run out - it would be interesting to see what it can do on US/Canadian grades!

Paul

[Wessex_Electric_Nutter]

Two from my very unfinished Shoeburyness - Fenchurch Street (eventually)
Excellent, the perfect route to test my AC EMUs on (Class 302/305/307/317s)

[electra]

Excellent, the perfect route to test my AC EMUs on (Class 302/305/307/317s)
Not the 307s. They were built for Liverpool Street-Southend Victoria and, to my knowledge, they only actually worked that route throughout their lives in the south east.

[meyshollop]

Some from a diorama I have made this evening:

A 141 and 33 pass near nellfield sidings:
http://trainzscreenshots.webs.com/photos/Nellfield-Junction/33%20&%20141.jpg

Close up of a class 37:
http://trainzscreenshots.webs.com/photos/Nellfield-Junction/37%20CLOSE%20UP.jpg

Overview of platform 1:
http://trainzscreenshots.webs.com/photos/Nellfield-Junction/37%20WAITS%20FOR%20RIGHT%20OF%20WAY.jpg

Overview of the station forecourt:
http://trainzscreenshots.webs.com/photos/Nellfield-Junction/STATION%20NELLFIELD%20JCTN.jpg

[Glenethson]

Only got as far as Honor Oak Park:

http://i404.photobucket.com/albums/pp121/Pendolino/trainz2009-08-2520-18-31-84.jpg
New Cross Gate.

http://i404.photobucket.com/albums/pp121/Pendolino/trainz2009-08-2520-19-32-21.jpg
Birds eye view of Brockley Station with the South London Line in the background.
Glen

[Glenethson]

http://i404.photobucket.com/albums/pp121/Pendolino/trainz2009-08-2522-33-55-23.jpg
Looking south through New Cross Gate.
Glen

[tmz06003]

A good start on the Southern line to compliment paulper's parallel South Eastern section.

[escafeld]

http://img7.imageshack.us/img7/4307/stovepipe200908150030.jpg (http://img7.imageshack.us/i/stovepipe200908150030.jpg/)



Can I have the kuid for the station roof please.

[stagecoachdriverdave]

There is actually a spline based on the real Temple Meads canopy available on the DLS, the one Angelah is using is from the AJS station kit.

Temple Meads roof: KUID: 71378:1138

Hope that helped

Matt S

[escafeld]

If that's the one in the screenshot below, thanks.

[angelah]

If that's the one in the screenshot below, thanks.

Not sure which picture you want us to look at, is it the goat?

The DS station roof is for either 2006 or TC3 I think and is not available for 2004, the version of Trainz I use to create routes. I do have TC3 and looked at it, it's good.
I did ask the asset creator of they would convert the asset so I could use it but they never replied. So I used the AJS station kit assets instead, not quite right but as near as possible to Bristol Temple Meads.
You will need to reset the canopy to Barrel from the default Gable.

I have not had many quiries about the route so assume it is running okay once the requirements for correct use are put into practice, such as resetting several assets.

Angela

[stagecoachdriverdave]

Finally worked out how to get screenshots in XP on my Macbook Pro

Morning commuter services pass near Wimbledon in South London

http://i26.tinypic.com/kd05mh.jpg


http://i30.tinypic.com/de6520.jpg

[escafeld]

The screenshot I'm referring to is the one I posted at #6763 and it's the large roof/canopy over the station and tracks.

[159james]

Finally worked out how to get screenshots in XP on my Macbook Pro

Morning commuter services pass near Wimbledon in South London

http://i26.tinypic.com/kd05mh.jpg


http://i30.tinypic.com/de6520.jpg Wow! Are You Gonna Release Those 455s? (But With WEN's permission?

[159james]

Finally worked out how to get screenshots in XP on my Macbook Pro

Morning commuter services pass near Wimbledon in South London

http://i26.tinypic.com/kd05mh.jpg


http://i30.tinypic.com/de6520.jpg Wow! Are You Gonna Release Those 455s? (But With WEN's permission?)

[bassist118]

Excellent, the perfect route to test my AC EMUs on (Class 302/305/307/317s)

Wont be ready for ages so don't wait up (track work only as far as Thorpe Bay and a bit bogged down with scenery) but I'll try to release it in stages. Will all the above EMUs work for 04 if not can they be modified to work with 04 (I'll need a rundown on how to get 06 onwards bogies to show up in 04)

Cheers for the interest WEN

:D

Andy

[stagecoachdriverdave]

Wow! Are You Gonna Release Those 455s? (But With WEN's permission?)

Will ask him

[angelah]

The screenshot I'm referring to is the one I posted at #6763 and it's the large roof/canopy over the station and tracks.

That's the AJS station canopy roof, not sure what it's called precisely. It's just curved a bit and has the AJS canopy ends in position at the ends but NOT actually attached otherwise they dive some way inside the roof.
Can't remember the wide, there are several to choose from so I expect that is a wide one with ends to match.

Angela

[durhamlass]

The Spennymoor - Bishop Auckland line closed to passengers in 1952 (although occasional miners/football specials ran until 1963), and freight in 1966. Unlike the Bishop Auckland-Durham line it was mostly single track and I imagine had a very traditional branch line flavour. Unfortunately information on this line is quite hard to come by so I've had to make some educated guesses.

This set of screenshots shows the northern end of the line (Spennymoor - Byers Green); once I've made a bit more progress on the scenery on the southern end I'll show some shots on that bit too. I've used the BR Blue era in these shots as a "might have been" but I'm sure it would look just as good with an ex-NER G5 and a short rake of push-pull coaches... ;)

http://0p6bjg.bay.livefilestore.com/y1pzwmb-UW4gyv6JNeOY-fQ3IRDbRZGFg8Jqje1eE1kWn1fzmRNc0odbLL1IWb6_JU_lFjN WEIJPDcoSQNhJO935-wO_CMFJFRI/2009_08_28_001.jpg

A ballast train traverses the double track section west of Spennymoor (where the portal terminating this part of the line is located) bound for Bishop Auckland.

http://0p6bjg.bay.livefilestore.com/y1pG9Er6MFsQ6zvX2TJWnLDy3BARL8FkehcLD7lFVKfSePZEn4 1rtelnY2F5kPDO5SHYubwHy9Bm2JCYTiR96QEeDHfpk99JEXM/2009_08_28_003.jpg

Approaching Burnhouse Junction, where the NER Todhills branch (which served the original Byers Green station) used to diverge. The line to Bishop Auckland curves to the left.

http://0p6bjg.bay.livefilestore.com/y1p4yfJSOd4SXNwCdbW7FZ8niTUd70XIdznEjh_f4R-ovocHs9SUeZQu49fVCnnT9H4xejZw-LIUtAP_YUMBHL8fUNhpIA15fvx/2009_08_28_004.jpg

Approaching the "new" Byers Green station.

http://0p6bjg.bay.livefilestore.com/y1pjxyjDVviKJ2xCfxJ9nLgX743CANUAhaj_J9cYMs5iEGmEjY hTrHi5Yp-vNYytwVimE05NRQGFbosZYg751BCWHm2Bixju8Pd/2009_08_28_006.jpg

Entering the avoiding line at Byers Green. From what I can tell from old maps this section was actually single track throughout, but I've added the avoiding line for operational flexibility.

http://0p6bjg.bay.livefilestore.com/y1p4JAA1E2LGJcyaqEnxO4HOQyeTf8eVt22YnJWnFnWdODvt1f 9wF8Ww3c7hwh8YVQMHQ6J_xUPOcsxGPBQF9X7ZKjuAjxUfsWr/2009_08_28_008.jpg

http://0p6bjg.bay.livefilestore.com/y1piw-FktykfSpmdT09CBAouYgI04dUzwUqBE9h8UZ6AKNjXxHZjo3tZ 0tHzpBfd0pmSXmLIfNkRK4hLNFsZBtvgeFJghetLz7L/2009_08_28_011.jpg

http://0p6bjg.bay.livefilestore.com/y1pT-vsRLxgwEsaSq8HfSKr9pED6QphQzlElWJXp3ERutH85DM6Vl8C UGdKL-cyFZp836MM51xuwddDVvbs3OpNh6ik3l84BxMo/2009_08_28_012.jpg

Waiting for the road at Byers Green. From here to Coundon is again single track.

...and finally, someything a bit arty:

http://0p6bjg.bay.livefilestore.com/y1pFu9MDTnfXwol6DNo_45kITjO2sBSGDtCzm-AqYwZRTvQhsunZRe5XHx9buFMZDT6fgNyniHfuj7dQHqpgnoTT XK2KLgvRpLT/2009_08_28_013.jpg

Next up: The line south to Coundon.

[emo]

http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/7895/screen074.jpg

http://img15.imageshack.us/img15/8831/screen075rga.jpg

http://img29.imageshack.us/img29/3931/screen076g.jpg

Just a couple of things i've done recently.

Hi sonne, will these OHLE be realeased at all as we sont really have any good ones for trainz and when i clapped my eyes on your pics my jaw dropped to the floor, are they in spline form or seperate items?

[LieLestoSbrat]

Sonne, I like the look of the overhead kit you've been working on of late. I'm working on some of my own DC Woodhead 1500v stuff, and was wondering what sort of polygon levels your using on your modern stuff. Main reason being to have a rough idea of level of detail I should be looking at on my woodhead kit.

Rob

[ex-railwayman]

Well, these are British Rail locos, but, none of the screenies are in the U.K.

Firstly, the newly upgraded German layout Niddertalbahn plays host to Classes 56 and 60. Secondly, the French layout - La route de Manon features another 60 and a 92.......I've just added a few accessories along the way.

Cheerz. ex.

http://www.imagehut.eu/images/28527trainz%202009-08-26%2021-12-48-89.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=28527trainz%202009-08-26%2021-12-48-89.jpg)

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http://www.imagehut.eu/images/58281trainz%202009-08-23%2017-47-51-26.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=58281trainz%202009-08-23%2017-47-51-26.jpg)

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[geordieboy775]

Another Departure Board I've been working on. A re-work of my Suspended departure board to give a a support for where there is no roof/canopy to hang it on. Now uploaded to my site.

http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k177/geordieboy775/FreeSuspDepboard.jpg

Glenn

[bassist118]

@Ex-railwayman where did you get that Mk1 cantenery from and is it for 04.

Cheers

:D

Andy

[ex-railwayman]

Hello Andy,

Well, this French route is on the DLS, called la route de manon and it's TRS2004, so, I guess all the assets are as well, however, there's so many different gantries and wires by different creators, from the Czech Republic and France, etc, I'll have to check the kuid numbers on the map for you later and let you know.....

Which picture with the catenery shown interested you the most, as being created in Europe, I wouldn't know if it's MK1, MK11 or MK500000 ......:hehe:


Cheerz. ex.

[meyshollop]

EX-railwayman where did you get the 56 from??


Many thanks

Meyshollop

[ex-railwayman]

It's PAYWARE from UK Railwaves, none of our esteemed British loco creators have managed to produce anything similar yet, so, it's the only thing available at present. Have a look on their website - http://shop.alphatwofive.com/

Cheerz. ex. :wave:

[nexusdj]

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b141/djnexus/TC3%20screenshots/nexechst2x1024.jpg

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b141/djnexus/TC3%20screenshots/862075x1024.jpg

:)

[nexusdj]

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b141/djnexus/TC3%20screenshots/LM153170combo1x1024.jpg

;)

[ex-railwayman]

@Ex-railwayman where did you get that Mk1 cantenery from and is it for 04.

Cheers

:D

Andy

Hello Andy,

Well, this French route is on the DLS, called la route de manon and it's TRS2004, so, I guess all the assets are as well, however, there's so many different gantries and wires by different creators, from the Czech Republic and France, etc, I'll have to check the kuid numbers on the map for you later and let you know.....

Which picture with the catenery shown interested you the most, as being created in Europe, I wouldn't know if it's MK1, MK11 or MK500000 ......:hehe:

Cheerz. ex.

I've looked at the layout Andy, unfortunately, some of the gantries are built-in on my version of TRS2007, some were created by a guy called claudiusf on kuid:242608, but, I cannot find the website I downloaded them from now, sorry. There are some others by bald from the Czech Republic on kuid:85701 try this website here - http://trainzpedro.cz/

Cheerz. ex.

[stovepipe]

I've looked at the layout Andy, unfortunately, some of the gantries are built-in on my version of TRS2007, some were created by a guy called claudiusf on kuid:242608, but, I cannot find the website I downloaded them from now, sorry. There are some others by bald from the Czech Republic on kuid:85701 try this website here - http://trainzpedro.cz/

Cheerz. ex.

Hello chaps,

claudius.f website is here:

http://globuletrainz.free.fr/

Catenary under the "Divers" section. They are trainz-build 2.4.

I've got La Route de Manon also (thanks to a plug from ex) and it runs in TRS2006 - it doesn't require built-in items for TRS2007, or the items are available elsewhere.

HTH
stovepipe

[bassist118]

Cheers guys, will try it, have downloaded la route de manon I think that these are some of the missing dependancies.

but since then I've seen something a little more suitable for the route I'm trying to do.

@nexus - where is that cantenery from (I know I going on a bit but Shoeburyness - Fenchurch St uses a mixture of MK1 and woodhead style cantenery and want something quite prototypical)

Cheers for all your very helpfull help

:D

Andy

[ex-railwayman]

I see the Class 47 guys have worked their magic once more, absolutely brilliant chaps, thank you....These are from today's little doodling in and around Peterborough and I've thrown a couple of Class 46's in as well, to keep Perchpole happy....:p......And before anyone asks, it's my version of the ECML.....:hehe:

Cheerz. ex-railwayman.

http://www.imagehut.eu/images/42898trainz%202009-08-31%2020-06-36-48.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=42898trainz%202009-08-31%2020-06-36-48.jpg)

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[tmz06003]

Oops- 47580 shouldn't be available yet- there's still some work to be done on that one.

I've got a final mesh so look out for an update with several selectable numbers and names.

Nice screenies ex!

[escafeld]

Whats happened to 47583?

[ex-railwayman]

Oops- 47580 shouldn't be available yet- there's still some work to be done on that one.

I've got a final mesh so look out for an update with several selectable numbers and names.

Nice screenies ex!

Hi Tony, well, all the locos were on the website, I just downloaded them all, I like the yellow driver and secondman's seats, very droll.....:hehe:

I'll keep playing with these then until the upgrades become available.....Beautiful shiny roof, best I've ever seen on a Trainz diesel.....


Whats happened to 47583?

What do you mean Dave ???

Cheerz. ex. :wave:

[escafeld]

What do you mean Dave ???

Cheerz. ex. :wave:

Hi ex, I'm seeing the double arrow in red, white and blue and white stripes down the bodyside. Forgive me if that's how it should be.

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a303/escafeld01/47583.jpg

[angelah]

quote=escafeld;487889]Hi ex, I'm seeing the double arrow in red, white and blue and white stripes down the bodyside. Forgive me if that's how it should be.

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a303/escafeld01/47583.jpg[/quote]

Oh yes, very Land of Hope & Glory'ish! I think they are supposed to be all white though....

Nice shots My Knight in Shining Armour, keep those coming.

Angela

[nexusdj]

@nexus - where is that cantenery from (I know I going on a bit but Shoeburyness - Fenchurch St uses a mixture of MK1 and woodhead style cantenery and want something quite prototypical)

Andy

It's my own work which I'm slowly building to replace what I had used on my Stafford route (i.e Snowsignals built-in 25 kv wire which is too small (in height) to represent Mk1 catenary correctly) . Once I've sorted out enough parts I'll look at releasing it but I'm busy with another project at the moment.

[PerRock]

nice shots! Some stuff I've been doing:

http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i6/PerRock/Electric%20Commuter/EC_2.jpg
http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i6/PerRock/Electric%20Commuter/EC_1.jpg

peter

[bassist118]

That cantanery loods gobsmackingly droolingly great Nexusdj and thanks. Can't wait till they're released but will.

Thanks again

:D

Andy

[tmz06003]

Hi ex, I'm seeing the double arrow in red, white and blue and white stripes down the bodyside. Forgive me if that's how it should be.

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a303/escafeld01/47583.jpg

Yes, it was actually painted like that for the Royal wedding:

http://www.class47.co.uk/c47_zoom_v2.php?img=0616051011210

@ex-railwayman- we had a few crossed wires with 47580, we have now sorted the mapping on the windows and changed the yellow seats you'll be glad to hear. It will be issued as 47662/817/819/820 and a separate asset 47291/572/581/582/585, these being the only locos to carry that particular (or peculiar lol) large logo with yellow cab livery.

[ex-railwayman]

Yes, it was actually painted like that for the Royal wedding:

http://www.class47.co.uk/c47_zoom_v2.php?img=0616051011210

@ex-railwayman- we had a few crossed wires with 47580, we have now sorted the mapping on the windows and changed the yellow seats you'll be glad to hear. It will be issued as 47662/817/819/820 and a separate asset 47291/572/581/582/585, these being the only locos to carry that particular (or peculiar lol) large logo with yellow cab livery.


@ Dave, here's a photo of 47583 in all her glory, from the good ole days.....

http://alanmoore353.blokes.org.uk/p54718908.html

@ tmz06003, I weren't complaining about the yellow seats Tony, in fact, I quite like the unusual style.....I'll keep this for loco for keeps then, if you're going to change things, and I'll really look forward to the other ex-works 47's also.....You couldn't do a reskin of 47 125 with her full body side Union Jack flag, could you please ??

Cheerz. ex. :wave:

[Lord-Claud-Hamilton]

http://alanmoore353.blokes.org.uk/p54718908.html


Oh Ex- what have you done! :D

What a fantastic site. Loads of pictures taken at a time I was travelling around East Anglia on 'East Anglian Rangers'.

Those pictures of Soham Station have answered so many questions. I walked along that area with my four year oild daughter this morning as well! Nothing left of it now though!

Sorry, will post some screenshots soon.

[rumour3]

Oh Ex- what have you done! :D

What a fantastic site. Loads of pictures taken at a time I was travelling around East Anglia on 'East Anglian Rangers'.

Me too...:)

Prompted me to get back on with this project, now the 66 is nearly out of the way (awaiting dls approval):

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/martin_poole/images/cravensrender3.jpg

R3

[Glenethson]

Finally a proper class 66, on the one I use now if its traveling at speed with heavy train it will just sail just past the red signal and derail. Great work Rumour3!

[escafeld]

@ Dave, here's a photo of 47583 in all her glory, from the good ole days.....

http://alanmoore353.blokes.org.uk/p54718908.html

Cheerz. ex. :wave:

Blimey, that's something I've never seen before. Thanks for your trouble ex.

Cheers, Dave

[escafeld]

Well done R3. I've photographed a few of those in my time.

[ex-railwayman]

Nice shots My Knight in Shining Armour, keep those coming.
Angela

Hello young lady, well, if you want to see a few more, than I'll pop my last little lot up from this weekend's Trainzy trip to Peterborough.....

47580 pilots 47008 on a southbound Newcastle to Stratford Freightliner, with a crew change at Peterboro, circa 1980....

Cheerz. ex.

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http://www.imagehut.eu/images/51059trainz%202009-09-01%2022-26-22-51.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=51059trainz%202009-09-01%2022-26-22-51.jpg)

http://www.imagehut.eu/images/94451trainz%202009-09-01%2022-34-00-65.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=94451trainz%202009-09-01%2022-34-00-65.jpg)

http://www.imagehut.eu/images/73304trainz%202009-09-01%2022-37-11-26.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=73304trainz%202009-09-01%2022-37-11-26.jpg)

[jamy]

Me too...:)

Prompted me to get back on with this project, now the 66 is nearly out of the way (awaiting dls approval):

R3

YES :mop::mop:

[angelah]

Rumour3,
That looks superb. Great work and a big well done...

To my Knight in Shining Armour,
Thanks for that second batch of shots, they look great too!. Don't know about the young lady bit, need to lose well over 50 years to see that again.... ha ha.

Angela

[Starr_Man5]

Superb shots there ex-railwayman. I draw inspiration from them, and I intend to purloin your ideas without shame. ;)

[tmz06003]

http://img2.imageshack.us/img2/7237/class5555008028.jpg

[paul502]

Merseyrail's old order. Dont' think many here will remember these, the first two are class 502 southport stock. the last class 503 wirral & mersey. With thanks to nexusdj for permission to reskin..(still WIP).


http://img262.imageshack.us/img262/6688/hr2w.jpg
http://img156.imageshack.us/img156/294/hr1x.jpg
http://img12.imageshack.us/img12/2139/hr3zfb.jpg

[tmz06003]

That's a good start on those electric units Paul.

For unit textures, if you include the line hint=dynamic in the associated .texture file they won't appear blurred; I only usually do this with phototextured units as it improves the look of the side windows.

[paul502]

Thanks for the hint tmz06003. Done a couple more screenshots using your suggestion, any better ?

http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/9699/hr5t.jpg
http://img268.imageshack.us/img268/2571/hr4d.jpg

[tmz06003]

Definitely Paul- that helps define the side windows much better.

[paul502]

Another bad day on Merseyrail. (weren't they all with Arriva)
Ok just an excuse to play with R3's new class 66.. This would never happen really....


http://img35.imageshack.us/img35/7871/bday1b.jpg
http://img529.imageshack.us/img529/5756/bday2g.jpg
http://img210.imageshack.us/img210/7681/bday3.jpg

[marky7890]

Great shots everyone!

Trainz spotting at Camborne:

http://trainz.neonw.com/gallery/Camborne01.jpg
Rumour3's Class 66 with the Empty fuel tanks from Long Rock TMD (Penzance)

http://trainz.neonw.com/gallery/Camborne02.jpg
The Network Rail New Measurement Train heading for Penzance

Mark

[Glenethson]

Hey Paul are you including the Canada Dock Branch in your layout?

[Davie_UCF]

Class 66 passes Farmer Dukey (Sadly no longer with us:()

http://img360.imageshack.us/img360/3305/screen058.jpg (http://img360.imageshack.us/i/screen058.jpg/)


Early morning, the pit props are loaded for the local coal mine to continue their work.

http://img360.imageshack.us/img360/7021/screen059.jpg (http://img360.imageshack.us/i/screen059.jpg/)

[paul502]

Hey Paul are you including the Canada Dock Branch in your layout?
No just the merseyrail northern line 60's/70's . I still have Fosters lane to finish first, which am using to learn how to make good layouts, (having downloaded some real stinkers) I also keep getting distracted by reskining..

[rumour3]

Apologies if this isn't really a screenshot, but for the benefit of 66 reskinners everywhere, the shadow map:

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/martin_poole/images/main.jpg

Cheers

R3

[amigacooke]

Class 66 passes Farmer Dukey (Sadly no longer with us:() I know it's off topic, but sorry to hear about the Duke.

[ex-railwayman]

R3's brand new EWS Class 66......Fantastic.

Cheerz. ex-railwayman.

http://www.imagehut.eu/images/16745trainz%202009-09-02%2020-33-57-15.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=16745trainz%202009-09-02%2020-33-57-15.jpg)

http://www.imagehut.eu/images/84746trainz%202009-09-02%2020-31-54-78.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=84746trainz%202009-09-02%2020-31-54-78.jpg)

http://www.imagehut.eu/images/77142trainz%202009-09-03%2022-19-32-62.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=77142trainz%202009-09-03%2022-19-32-62.jpg)

http://www.imagehut.eu/images/29557trainz%202009-09-04%2001-26-10-56.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=29557trainz%202009-09-04%2001-26-10-56.jpg)

http://www.imagehut.eu/images/34357trainz%202009-09-04%2001-36-30-37.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=34357trainz%202009-09-04%2001-36-30-37.jpg)

http://www.imagehut.eu/images/95843trainz%202009-09-04%2001-38-39-64.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=95843trainz%202009-09-04%2001-38-39-64.jpg)

http://www.imagehut.eu/images/87655trainz%202009-09-04%2001-41-34-07.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=87655trainz%202009-09-04%2001-41-34-07.jpg)

[demon_eric]

Mark, where did you get those fuel tanker cars?

[marky7890]

Mark, where did you get those fuel tanker cars?

They are on the dls called TTA Bitumen tanker ESSO, KUID:224131:4003

Mark

[gamerouche]

Nice shots all,
Staying with Rumour3's superb new Class 66, here's a couple from the Prodworthy route.
Looking forward to the imminent reskins.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v322/gamerouche/664.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v322/gamerouche/662.jpg

Gam :)

[emo]

oh look more shots of R3's fantastic Class 66.

http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m66/emonet/emo_20090905_0000.jpg

http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m66/emonet/emo_20090905_0001.jpg

http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m66/emonet/emo_20090905_0002.jpg

[applegathc]

I believe they produce Class 66's for export in London, Ontario, Canada, at the GM/EMD shops. And nice job Romour3!

[bassist118]

I believe they produce Class 66's for export in London, Ontario, Canada, at the GM/EMD shops. And nice job Romour3!

Yep it seems we can't build locos in the UK anymore, quite ironic seeing as it all started with us.

That 66 is fantastic great job R3

:D

Andy

[meyshollop]

And there's no doubt that the dmu he is building will be just as good or better.

Meyshollop

[PerRock]

Two National Express trainsets pass eachother on the ECML.

http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i6/PerRock/National_Express/PerRock_20090906_0008.jpg

peter

[bassist118]

Peter are the National Express sets your own reskin or are they out there. They look supurb

Well one from my Shoeburyness route with a reskinned 305 (my first attempt, all over blue coz it isn't the hardest livery to reproduce) will eventually release it if I get WENs promission. Tell me what you think as all comments are welcome.

http://i486.photobucket.com/albums/rr230/bassist1i8/MyreskinatShoeburyness.jpg

Great shots all as usual

:D

Andy

[bassist118]

And there's no doubt that the dmu he is building will be just as good or better.

Meyshollop

Oooooh a dmu as well we are spoiled :D. Which one? Or is it a secret.

Can't wait

Cheers

:D

Andy

[rumour3]

Oooooh a dmu as well we are spoiled :D. Which one? Or is it a secret.

Can't wait

Cheers

:D

Andy
It's no secret-
http://forums.auran.com/trainz/showpost.php?p=489590&postcount=2111

R3

[bassist118]

That one passed me by, just hang on while I mop up the drool :mop:

:D

Andy

[PerRock]

Peter are the National Express sets your own reskin or are they out there. They look supurb

Great shots all as usual

:D

Andy

mY OWN. (oops caps lock). the close set is the resized IC125 consist. the further is a reskin of peterhick's IC225 GNER set. I also have a reskin of the 225 in the Grey-Blue-White scheme.

peter

[Kapafej]

Hi all,

Does anybody know where can I download the content which were available at the Skodatrainz site?
Can I download these content from everywhere?

Thanks for your help,
Kapafej

[applegathc]

Yep it seems we can't build locos in the UK anymore, quite ironic seeing as it all started with us.
Andy

Yeah I think it's because the 66's are just British versions of the American SD70 series locomotive, but I could be and am probably wrong...

It's also because GMD/EMD are a Canadian company, so if you want more locos, just give us a hollar! That is of course, if GMD isn't completely drowned in this economy crash. :sleep:

cam

[Louise_T]

Nope the 66's were born out of the Class 59's which Somerset based agregate company Foster Yeoman who designed the first Class 59 in 1984. HTH :)

[Blundyboy]

Hi all,

Does anybody know where can I download the content which were available at the Skodatrainz site?
Can I download these content from everywhere?

Thanks for your help,
Kapafej

The Skodatrainz site has closed, but nexusdj is in the process of uploading it all to the DLS. Expect them on there in... a year?;)

[paul502]

Last two screenshots of my Fosters lane route, a program glitch has ruined a month & a half's hard work. I may return to it later if get the heart :'(

http://img245.imageshack.us/img245/4978/last1.jpg
http://img403.imageshack.us/img403/8490/last2k.jpg

[escafeld]

Nope the 66's were born out of the Class 59's which Somerset based agregate company Foster Yeoman who designed the first Class 59 in 1984. HTH :)

I don't think Foster Yeoman designed anything. From Wikipedia

"Following Foster Yeoman's dissatisfaction with the availability and reliability of British Rail (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Rail)'s Class 56 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Rail_Class_56) diesel freight locomotive and their satisfaction with their EMD SW1001 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EMD_SW1001)shunter (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shunter), four Class 59/0s were ordered from EMD and arrived in 1986 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1986). A new design to the British loading gauge (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loading_gauge) and specifications, derived from the EMD SD40-2 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EMD_SD40-2), it used the cab layout of the British Rail Class 58 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Rail_Class_58) to aid driver assimilation.
They were the first US (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States)-built (and privately owned) diesel locomotives to operate regularly on the British main line. However, EMD powered locomotives (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diesel_locomotives_of_Ireland#The_General_Motors_I nfluence) have been the mainstay in both the Republic of Ireland (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_of_Ireland) since 1961 and Northern Ireland (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northern_Ireland) since 1980.
Following Foster Yeoman's example, ARC (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanson_plc) purchased four (Class 59/1) and National Power (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Power) purchased six (Class 59/2) locomotives. Foster Yeoman and ARC merged their rail concerns into Mendip Rail (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mendip_Rail), and the rail interests of National Power (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Power) were taken over by EWS (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EWS), now DB Schenker Rail (UK) Ltd. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DB_Schenker_Rail_(UK)_Ltd.)
Ultimately EMD's diligence and flexibility in designing and constructing such a small order paid off in opening the way for the later, much larger, Class 66 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Rail_Class_66) order. This design shares a common body shell but is internally different. The only livery shared between the classes is EWS red and gold, but whereas the 66s have a zigzag gold stripe, the 59s' stripe is straight."

[escafeld]

Last two screenshots of my Fosters lane route, a program glitch has ruined a month & a half's hard work. I may return to it later if get the heart

My sympathy, I've lost months of work on my Scottish route and will probably never bother with making routes again. Some of my last screenshots and of the least detailed parts finished: -

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a303/escafeld01/ImageA.jpg
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a303/escafeld01/ImageB.jpg
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a303/escafeld01/ImageC-1.jpg
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a303/escafeld01/ImageD-1.jpg

[durhamlass]

I don't think Foster Yeoman designed anything. From Wikipedia...

I wondered how long it would take before someone called that one out!

Slightly OT, but I'd only seen one 59 back in the mid 80s (not long after they were introduced) until a few months ago when I was out running and 59005 came 'yinging' over a nearby bridge.

At the time I wasn't "on the scene" but I got curious (the arrival of Tornado was probably a catalyst too) and before I knew it I'd picked up my camera again and had a go at routebuilding... :hehe:

[escafeld]

My first sighting and photograph of a 59 was at Westbury on 05-Sep-89 It was 59005

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a303/escafeld01/0594.jpg

[Louise_T]

I don't think Foster Yeoman designed anything. From Wikipedia

"Following Foster Yeoman's dissatisfaction with the availability and reliability of British Rail (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Rail)'s Class 56 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Rail_Class_56) diesel freight locomotive and their satisfaction with their EMD SW1001 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EMD_SW1001)shunter (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shunter), four Class 59/0s were ordered from EMD and arrived in 1986 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1986). A new design to the British loading gauge (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loading_gauge) and specifications, derived from the EMD SD40-2 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EMD_SD40-2), it used the cab layout of the British Rail Class 58 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Rail_Class_58) to aid driver assimilation.
They were the first US (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States)-built (and privately owned) diesel locomotives to operate regularly on the British main line. However, EMD powered locomotives (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diesel_locomotives_of_Ireland#The_General_Motors_I nfluence) have been the mainstay in both the Republic of Ireland (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_of_Ireland) since 1961 and Northern Ireland (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northern_Ireland) since 1980.
Following Foster Yeoman's example, ARC (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanson_plc) purchased four (Class 59/1) and National Power (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Power) purchased six (Class 59/2) locomotives. Foster Yeoman and ARC merged their rail concerns into Mendip Rail (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mendip_Rail), and the rail interests of National Power (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Power) were taken over by EWS (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EWS), now DB Schenker Rail (UK) Ltd. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DB_Schenker_Rail_%28UK%29_Ltd.)
Ultimately EMD's diligence and flexibility in designing and constructing such a small order paid off in opening the way for the later, much larger, Class 66 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Rail_Class_66) order. This design shares a common body shell but is internally different. The only livery shared between the classes is EWS red and gold, but whereas the 66s have a zigzag gold stripe, the 59s' stripe is straight."


Oh dear someone who actually belives WIKI:hehe: I would tell Foster Yeoman that and also The railway centre and also Platform 5 as they all have the first one built in 1984 and dilvered that year too ;)

[escafeld]

http://www.traintesting.com/Class_59.htm

http://www.therailwaycentre.com/Pages%20Loco/Recognition%20loco/Illus_59.html

http://www.kentrail.co.uk/Class%2059.htm

http://dic.academic.ru/dic.nsf/enwiki/1286137

Enough links? :o

[applegathc]

Nope the 66's were born out of the Class 59's which Somerset based agregate company Foster Yeoman who designed the first Class 59 in 1984. HTH :)

Ah yes but they are produced here.:p

[escafeld]

Ah no, you mean.

[ex-railwayman]

I can't keep pace with all these 47's you keep uploading, I'm sure I've missed something somewhere.......:p

Thanks anyway guys....

Cheerz. ex-railwayman. :wave:

http://www.imagehut.eu/images/92004trainz%202009-09-07%2023-23-33-12.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=92004trainz%202009-09-07%2023-23-33-12.jpg)

http://www.imagehut.eu/images/3439trainz%202009-09-07%2023-28-05-95.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=3439trainz%202009-09-07%2023-28-05-95.jpg)


http://www.imagehut.eu/images/26255trainz%202009-09-07%2023-31-05-03.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=26255trainz%202009-09-07%2023-31-05-03.jpg)

[tmz06003]

Well done ex- I see you've managed to toggle the attachments on the sector 47.
^
|
|
|
The construction version is nearly ready also, just needs a tweak by Russell.

Did you get the NSE 47s uploaded by Colin Holt?

[Davie_UCF]

http://www.traintesting.com/Class_59.htm

http://www.therailwaycentre.com/Pages%20Loco/Recognition%20loco/Illus_59.html

http://www.kentrail.co.uk/Class%2059.htm

http://dic.academic.ru/dic.nsf/enwiki/1286137

Enough links? :o

Oh wow Louise was wrong.. wiki was right.. for a change.. although i use it a lot as a starting point and its not often wrong.

http://forums.auran.com/trainz/%5BURL=http://img5.imageshack.us/i/screen113w.jpg/%5D%5BIMG%5Dhttp://img5.imageshack.us/img5/6029/screen113w.jpg%5B/IMG%5D%5B/URL%5D[/URL]http://img5.imageshack.us/img5/6029/screen113w.jpg
[URL="http://img5.imageshack.us/i/screen108.jpg/"] (http://img5.imageshack.us/i/screen113w.jpg/)


Early morning monster

http://img5.imageshack.us/img5/1276/screen108.jpg

DAVID.
http://forums.auran.com/trainz/%5BURL=http://img5.imageshack.us/i/screen108.jpg/%5D%5BIMG%5Dhttp://img5.imageshack.us/img5/1276/screen108.jpg%5B/IMG%5D%5B/URL%5D

[ex-railwayman]

Well done ex- I see you've managed to toggle the attachments on the sector 47.
^
|
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|
The construction version is nearly ready also, just needs a tweak by Russell.

Did you get the NSE 47s uploaded by Colin Holt?


I'm excellent at toggling Tony, I've had lots of practice over the years.....:hehe:

No, I haven't got the NSE 47's incidentally, they'll do very nicely for Angela's WCL layout and the West Sussex route that came out a few weeks ago, thanks for pointing me in the right direction......I'll keep an eye out for future reskins, you guys are doing us all proud....

Cheerz. ex. :wave:

[osq7]

http://img40.imageshack.us/img40/3797/screen004b.png (http://img40.imageshack.us/i/screen004b.png/)

An ex-LBSCR A1x class "Terrier" with a summer holiday train passes the disused signal box at Linley, since replaced with a smaller structure right next to the platform (about 400 metres away).

[gamerouche]

3 days since the last UK screenie, come on guys, let's get the thread back up on the front page.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v322/gamerouche/47petroleum.jpg

Petroleum Sector Class 47295 heads a rake of grubby 100 ton tankers through some very pleasant countryside.

Gam :)

[ex-railwayman]

I was waiting for a few more from you young Gam, that's a super shot there Sir.....

Just a couple of Petroleum Sector 47's to keep the momentum up then......

Cheerz. ex. :wave:

http://www.imagehut.eu/images/14003trainz%202009-09-12%2002-33-01-50.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=14003trainz%202009-09-12%2002-33-01-50.jpg)

http://www.imagehut.eu/images/92046trainz%202009-09-12%2002-35-54-46.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=92046trainz%202009-09-12%2002-35-54-46.jpg)

http://www.imagehut.eu/images/75304trainz%202009-09-12%2003-05-27-04.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=75304trainz%202009-09-12%2003-05-27-04.jpg)

http://www.imagehut.eu/images/67598trainz%202009-09-12%2003-14-38-48.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=67598trainz%202009-09-12%2003-14-38-48.jpg)

[stovepipe]

Still on my Western Region tip....

http://img225.imageshack.us/img225/6069/stovepipe200908310001.jpg

Ex, you do tease us - from which far- flung website to those tankers come?:hehe:.

[angelah]

Hi Stovepipe,
Is that a view of my Paddington I see?

Can you tell me what the set is behind the Western please?
I have seen it before but the name escapes me, as most things do nowadays!

Angela

[bassist118]

Can you tell me what the set is behind the Western please?
I have seen it before but the name escapes me, as most things do nowadays!

Angela

Its the western pullman, its the same class as the midand pullman but cant remember the class number. Its on the DLS by kemplen.

:D

Andy

[ex-railwayman]

There not from a far-flung website Stovepipe:hehe:, there from this forum link, you really must keep up with events young man:hehe:, and by gum these reskins are all excellent, DOWNLOAD EVERYTHING......http://forums.auran.com/trainz/showthread.php?t=43948&highlight=DB+Zans+CRV+On+Rail

Cheerz. ex. :wave:

[angelah]

Its the western pullman, its the same class as the midand pullman but cant remember the class number. Its on the DLS by kemplen.

:D

Andy


Cheers Andy, I'll have a go at getting them.

Angela

[emo]

A few from me.

http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m66/emonet/emo_20090912_0001.jpg


http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m66/emonet/emo_20090912_0000.jpg


http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m66/emonet/emo_20090906_0000.jpg

http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m66/emonet/emo_20090905_0000.jpg

[stagecoachdriverdave]

Can I ask what track you used in the second and third shots?

[ex-railwayman]

Fabulous emo, as always.....

Another few from me, I don't really need to tell you what they feature, do I ?? :hehe:

Cheerz. ex.

http://www.imagehut.eu/images/40573trainz%202009-09-12%2022-54-09-10.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=40573trainz%202009-09-12%2022-54-09-10.jpg)

http://www.imagehut.eu/images/34021trainz%202009-09-12%2021-47-33-15.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=34021trainz%202009-09-12%2021-47-33-15.jpg)

http://www.imagehut.eu/images/6056trainz%202009-09-12%2023-07-47-31.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=6056trainz%202009-09-12%2023-07-47-31.jpg)

[/URL][URL="http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=80705trainz%202009-09-12%2020-42-31-59.jpg"]http://www.imagehut.eu/images/80705trainz%202009-09-12%2020-42-31-59.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=6056trainz%202009-09-12%2023-07-47-31.jpg)

http://www.imagehut.eu/images/31752trainz%202009-09-12%2021-12-06-87.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=31752trainz%202009-09-12%2021-12-06-87.jpg)

http://www.imagehut.eu/images/88084trainz%202009-09-12%2021-25-46-54.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=88084trainz%202009-09-12%2021-25-46-54.jpg)

http://www.imagehut.eu/images/30772trainz%202009-09-12%2021-42-25-71.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=30772trainz%202009-09-12%2021-42-25-71.jpg)

[emo]

Can I ask what track you used in the second and third shots?

The track in the 3rd shot is UK bullhead from Rumour3, but as for the 2nd shot i dont really know where it came from, all i know is that its called JK............

thanks Ex, must say your shots are looking very nice as well.

[nexusdj]

Great shots Emo and Ex :cool:

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b141/djnexus/TC3%20screenshots/newroute2x1024.jpg

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b141/djnexus/TC3%20screenshots/newroute1x1024.jpg

:)

[Mike10]

A couple of rainy shots from the new pack........

http://www.btinternet.com/%7Emichael.banfield/trainz/forum_pictures/ts2009_sc_1.jpg

http://www.btinternet.com/%7Emichael.banfield/trainz/forum_pictures/ts2009_sc_2.jpg

More can be found on the website, along with details of included content -> http://www.settleandcarlisle.co.uk

Mike.

[Railtrackdelay]

Will we be seeing the suburban coaches become available for TC3?

[nexusdj]

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b141/djnexus/Eastcotechilterndvt1x1024.jpg

[stovepipe]

There not from a far-flung website Stovepipe:hehe:, there from this forum link, you really must keep up with events young man:hehe:, and by gum these reskins are all excellent, DOWNLOAD EVERYTHING......http://forums.auran.com/trainz/showthread.php?t=43948&highlight=DB+Zans+CRV+On+Rail

Cheerz. ex. :wave:

Ah thanks ex, much obliged. Everything duly downloaded :). Just make you sure you don't knock any bridges down with 'em - they do look a bit big behind that duff. :hehe:

And a shot from one of Angela's little gems, Avalon.

http://img10.imageshack.us/img10/4862/stovepipe200906040004d.jpg

cheers
Stovepipe

[gamerouche]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v322/gamerouche/Dutch47.jpg

Dutch liveried Class 47321 is pictured exiting the short Prodworthy tunnel with a rake of SeaLion ballast hoppers.

Gam :)

[youifhonk]

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b141/djnexus/Eastcotechilterndvt1x1024.jpg

May I say your re-skins are fantastic. And I was told of your website (skodatrainz) but I am unable to access it. Is there another way of getting hold of your brilliant re-skins?

[nexusdj]

Thanks . I closed the website down and I was in the process of uploading the content to the DLS , But this has ground to a halt due to work and other commitments .
The few new skins I've managed to complete and show are what my son has requested and will be eventually uploaded to the DLS .

Send me an email to my Skodatrainz address (you'll find it in the config file of most of my reskins) and let me know what you were after and I'll see what I can sort out ? :)

[electra]

http://i116.photobucket.com/albums/o22/the_way_back/TRS%20Screenshots/AldersleyParkJunctionFreightliner.jpg
:)

[youifhonk]

Thanks . I closed the website down and I was in the process of uploading the content to the DLS , But this has ground to a halt due to work and other commitments .
The few new skins I've managed to complete and show are what my son has requested and will be eventually uploaded to the DLS .

Send me an email to my Skodatrainz address (you'll find it in the config file of most of my reskins) and let me know what you were after and I'll see what I can sort out ? :)

Sorry I don't have that e-mail address. Shall I PM you?

[Paulsw2]

I've not posted here for a while, so here's a bumper crop!

A summer afternoon at Kemble Junction on the 'Golden Valley' line from Swindon to Gloucester, sometime around the early 60s....

Pannier Tank 57xx class no. 4612 simmers gently in the bay platform for the Tetbury branch with a single coach, a van and a couple of empty 5-plank wagons. The starter is 'off', but the train seems in no hurry to leave!
http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n264/paulsw2/Kembleafternoon01.jpg

http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n264/paulsw2/Kembleafternoon03.jpg

BR are trying out Railbuses to help threatened branchlines and here's one on the Cirencester platform waiting to leave with the 14.05 service. Sadly, the railbuses didn't succeed and the Cirencester and Tetbury branches closed in 1964.
http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n264/paulsw2/Kembleafternoon05.jpg

Pannier tank 57xx class 3669 comes off the branch with some vans so now the railbus can commence its short journey to Cirencester.
http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n264/paulsw2/Kembleafternoon06.jpg

Highly unusual motive power for the mid afternoon Cheltenham to Paddington express. The usual Castle class has been replaced by rebuilt Jubilee 45735 Comet. Strange to see an LMS loco at the head of a set of pristene chocolate and cream Mk1s. Not that the small boys playing football to the left of the footbridge seem to care!
http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n264/paulsw2/Kembleafternoon09.jpg

56xx class loco 6645 is well off its usual beat hauling coal trains in south Wales as it heads north from Swindon with a mixed set of mineral empties. Perhaps a running in turn from Swindon works? The train is leaving the entirely cosmetic tunnel built at the behest of Squire Robert Gordon as a condition for running the railway over his land so he wouldn't have to see any trains from his residence at Kemble House!
http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n264/paulsw2/Kembleafternoon11.jpg

An unidentified 57xx sits idling in the coal exchange sidings as the 56xx pulls away in the Gloucester direction.
http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n264/paulsw2/Kembleafternoon14.jpg

The van train finally gets the right of way to head up the main line in the Swindon direction, seen here in two contrasing views above and below the stone road bridge carrying the A429 over the railway. Yet another 57xx sits in the Cirencester yard headshunt.
http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n264/paulsw2/Kembleafternoon16.jpg

http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n264/paulsw2/Kembleafternoon17.jpg

With thanks to Gary Price (LMS_MAN) for the locos and Chris White for the BR(W) signals that inspired me to build this layout.

Paul

[TLBlade]

I realy Like your screenshots Paulsw2.
It looks like a really good layout.

By the way in screenshot with the rebuilt Jubilee where did you get the rundown brake van?

[acecol]

http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n264/paulsw2/Kembleafternoon16.jpg

http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n264/paulsw2/Kembleafternoon17.jpg

With thanks to Gary Price (LMS_MAN) for the locos and Chris White for the BR(W) signals that inspired me to build this layout.

PaulAny chance of this layout making it to the DLS Paul? Realistic job done on this layout, this is my local line.

Colin.

[escafeld]

I realy Like your screenshots Paulsw2.
It looks like a really good layout.

By the way in screenshot with the rebuilt Jubilee where did you get the rundown brake van?

At the risk of butting in -

Dinorius_Redundicus (http://www.auran.com/TRS2004/DLS_f.php?CurrentPage=2&DLS_ResultsPerPage=100&DLS_DisplayType=SHORT&DLS_SortBy=3&DLS_FileSize=0&DLSTC_PREV_TopCategoryID=0&DLSTC_TopCategoryID=0&SearchCriteria=derelict&textsearchID=2&DLS_VersionID=2.5%2C2.6%2C2.0%2#)
File Size: 756.73 kb
KUID2: 68213:15003:1

There's a load of derelict stuff there (68213) to add more realism to your layout.

[TLBlade]

Thanks Very Much escafeld

[gamerouche]

@ paulsw2

Most impressive shots there, very well done. :mop:

Gam :)

[Paulsw2]

Any chance of this layout making it to the DLS Paul? Realistic job done on this layout, this is my local line.

Colin.
Thanks Colin, and others for complimentary words. I'm really hoping I can get this one to the DLS though, as usual with my route building, I've gone a bit overboard, this time with foliage rather than buildings, so I'm not sure how well it will run, unless you've got a supercomputer! Actually, this is the kind of layout that would do well in TS09 native if and when we get a new tree collection.

This layout is a small, 3 square km DEM route using a trackplan that appeared in the Jan 2009 edition of Railway Modeller. I've enjoyed doing it a lot and finding out about Kemble. The railway was so much more varied and exciting back in the 50s and early 60s!

Here's a couple more pics:
http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n264/paulsw2/Kembleafternoon02.jpg

http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n264/paulsw2/Kembleafternoon10.jpg

Once I've got some more scenery done, I hope to post again!

Paul

[acecol]

Thanks Colin, and others for complimentary words. I'm really hoping I can get this one to the DLS though, as usual with my route building, I've gone a bit overboard, this time with foliage rather than buildings, so I'm not sure how well it will run, unless you've got a supercomputer! Actually, this is the kind of layout that would do well in TS09 native if and when we get a new tree collection.

This layout is a small, 3 square km DEM route using a trackplan that appeared in the Jan 2009 edition of Railway Modeller. I've enjoyed doing it a lot and finding out about Kemble. The railway was so much more varied and exciting back in the 50s and early 60s!



PaulThat's great news Paul, really look forward to it on the DLS. You have captured the right atmosphere of the line from that era. Keep up the good work!

Colin.

[electra]

http://i116.photobucket.com/albums/o22/the_way_back/TRS%20Screenshots/AldersleyParkJunctionEmptyBallast.jpg

:)

[ex-railwayman]

Paulsw2, you really ought to get yourself on the scoreboard ( otherwise known as the DLS ) as your screenshots of this layout just demonstrate what a talented route builder you are and we would all like to share in your creations, you did a little winter route last year didn't you, but, I never saw the finished article, and once your little army of fans beg you for more routes there'll be no stopping you, that's for certain....:hehe:

Cheerz. ex. :wave:

[Liam125]

Coursework is nearly done, so I found some spare "Trainzing" time
http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o297/Wiberschnates/Untitled-1copy-15.jpg
Nice work Rumour3
:D

[marky7890]

Great shots everyone!

Some from Gwinear Road, there was once a station here, which was also the junction for Helston, now its just a tight 50 mph bend with a level crossing in the middle.

http://trainz.neonw.com/gallery/Gwinear_Road05.jpg
A Paddington to Penzance service passes.

http://trainz.neonw.com/gallery/Gwinear_Road02.jpg
Looking west, the old down platform is still in tact. After this the line drops for 4 miles down to Hayle.

http://trainz.neonw.com/gallery/Gwinear_Road01.jpg
Looking East.

http://trainz.neonw.com/gallery/Gwinear_Road03.jpg
Looking East again

Mark

[paulzmay]

Very nice Mark, looking forward to this. Just a thought - search for 'stril' or 'ustrail' on the DLS for some very nice level crossing surfaces. There's a huge kit with spline and trackside items - it should go well with the ATLS level crossing items...

And Paulsw2 - one word... :udrool:

Paul

[marky7890]

Very nice Mark, looking forward to this. Just a thought - search for 'stril' or 'ustrail' on the DLS for some very nice level crossing surfaces. There's a huge kit with spline and trackside items - it should go well with the ATLS level crossing items...

And Paulsw2 - one word... :udrool:

Paul

Thanks, however when i type in 'Stril' it didn't find anything, with all versions ticked and i looked under username, name and description.

Mark

[rumour3]

Mark

I think there's a mising 'a'- try searching for 'strail' with all versions ticked.

Great shots, btw.

R3

[2995Valliant]

On a Then and Now theme, these are the "then" to Mark's most excellent "now" at Gwinear Road

http://i205.photobucket.com/albums/bb179/2995valliant/Helston/GwinearRd1.jpg

Looking West. The Helston Branch platforn is on the left.
http://i205.photobucket.com/albums/bb179/2995valliant/Helston/GwinearRd2.jpg

Looking East. The 9 mile Helston Branch runs under the overbridge in the distance. The cutting is now filled in.
http://i205.photobucket.com/albums/bb179/2995valliant/Helston/GwinearRd3.jpg

I'm gradually building the Helston Branch set in the late 50s/early 60s. The basic route is complete, but some areas need detailing, and the town at Helston building.

Anthony

[titaniclover]

A few from me:

http://i921.photobucket.com/albums/ad55/atmoicreations/titaniclover_20090920_0009.jpg

http://i921.photobucket.com/albums/ad55/atmoicreations/titaniclover_20090920_0010.jpg

http://i921.photobucket.com/albums/ad55/atmoicreations/titaniclover_20090920_0011.jpg

http://i921.photobucket.com/albums/ad55/atmoicreations/titaniclover_20090920_0012.jpg

Cheers,
Adam

[TLBlade]

Nice shots all a few from me after being inspered by Paulsw2
http://i226.photobucket.com/albums/dd155/tlblade/screenshot2283.jpg
Here we see 2247 with the 11:37 Templecombe to Highbridge stopping at Evercreech Junction, Glastonbury and Edington Junction.
http://i226.photobucket.com/albums/dd155/tlblade/screenshot2285.jpg
A Black 5 passes over the EX-GWR Main Line with 11:45 Bath Green Park to Bournmouth Semi Fast Train Stopping at Radstock, Evercreech Junction, Templecombe, Blandford Forum, Broadstone and Poole.
http://i226.photobucket.com/albums/dd155/tlblade/screenshot2289.jpg
Here we see the up Pines Express behind a Ex-LMS 4F and a rebuilt West Country Just South of Devonshire Tunnel and Bath Bank.
http://i226.photobucket.com/albums/dd155/tlblade/screenshot2293.jpg
Here we see the pair again crossing over the River Avon into Bath Green Park Station.
http://i226.photobucket.com/albums/dd155/tlblade/screenshot2294.jpg
On shed we see another Rebuilt West Country, A Black 5, 9F 92203 and Britianna 70008 Black Prince.
http://i226.photobucket.com/albums/dd155/tlblade/screenshot2295.jpg
Next we see 70008 leaving Bath Green Park with the 12:00 up Pines Express to Manchester.
http://i226.photobucket.com/albums/dd155/tlblade/screenshot2297.jpg
The Final shot is of one of Bath Green Parks Pilots class 5700 Number 9756 shunting some wagons back into the sidings at bath.

[Paulsw2]

....you did a little winter route last year didn't you, but, I never saw the finished article...

Thanks ex. Yes, I was working on Lavenham in Suffolk as my 'winter' layout. I put it to one side as the nights grew longer and then switched to Kemble as my 'summer' layout. I hope to return to Lavenham and finish it off once the dark nights return. Here's a little reminder of what it looks like....
http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n264/paulsw2/Lavenham01.jpg

But I do wonder if there's a market for these 'micro-layouts', ie. short prototypical settings based around a site such as a station, depot etc. They're not really 'routes' are they? :confused:

Paul

[stovepipe]

They're not really 'routes' are they? :confused:

Paul

The DLS calls them "layouts", so I wouldn't worry about that!

Lord Claude Hamilton's little maps are some of my favourites, and quite a few other peoples too by the number of downloads. So I say, go for it....

Lavenham still looks as good as I remember from last year - I hope you get it finished soon.

cheers
Stovepipe

[durhamlass]

A Black 5 passes over the EX-GWR Main Line with 11:45 Bath Green Park to Bournmouth Semi Fast Train Stopping at Radstock, Evercreech Junction, Templecombe, Blandford Forum, Broadstone and Poole

Looks great. :)

I was actually in Blandford on Saturday (the station is long gone, but the trackbed is mostly intact and now a trailway). If you've done the whole of the S&D from Bath to Poole I suspect the New Somerset & Dorset Railway (http://somersetanddorset.blogspot.com/) would like to hear from you... ;)

[ex-railwayman]

Thanks ex. Yes, I was working on Lavenham in Suffolk as my 'winter' layout. I put it to one side as the nights grew longer and then switched to Kemble as my 'summer' layout. I hope to return to Lavenham and finish it off once the dark nights return. Here's a little reminder of what it looks like....

But I do wonder if there's a market for these 'micro-layouts', ie. short prototypical settings based around a site such as a station, depot etc. They're not really 'routes' are they? :confused:

Paul


Hello Paul,

Yep, that's the one, an excellently detailed little creation, glad you've still got it on your hard-drive.......:)
Don't worry about micro-layouts as such, If you don't fancy extending a map for any great length put a portal at each end, just as long as there is enough room to do some shunting and run a freight or passenger train or two into and out of the local area, that's good enough, it doesn't have to be a massive route......
Stovepipe has a good memory in saying that some of his Lordships layouts were small but very playable and extremely popular, which is what this game is all about, and looking at your recent screenies, you've got plenty of detail and quality on show to get us all drooling.....

Cheerz. ex. :wave:

[gamerouche]

Very nice shots all.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v322/gamerouche/47Dist.jpg

Class 47399 in distribution livery leaves Branthorpe with a rake of RMC Hoppers.

Gam :)

[meyshollop]

TLBlade, where can i get that rebuild west country?

Many thanks

Meyshollop

[ex-railwayman]

Lots more Duffs for us old duffers to play with......:hehe::hehe:
Particular thanks to Colin and Natty and Tony.....:)

And yes, they're all driving on the wrong side, but, it's a Polish route, before anyone says anything....:p

Cheerz. ex-railwayman.


http://www.imagehut.eu/images/35859trainz%202009-09-24%2022-35-38-54.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=35859trainz%202009-09-24%2022-35-38-54.jpg)

http://www.imagehut.eu/images/22766trainz%202009-09-24%2022-40-38-20.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=22766trainz%202009-09-24%2022-40-38-20.jpg)

http://www.imagehut.eu/images/12202trainz%202009-09-24%2023-07-21-50.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=12202trainz%202009-09-24%2023-07-21-50.jpg)

http://www.imagehut.eu/images/87886trainz%202009-09-24%2023-11-48-51.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=87886trainz%202009-09-24%2023-11-48-51.jpg)

http://www.imagehut.eu/images/7058trainz%202009-09-24%2023-19-07-18.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=7058trainz%202009-09-24%2023-19-07-18.jpg)

http://www.imagehut.eu/images/87214trainz%202009-09-24%2023-48-40-29.jpg (http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=87214trainz%202009-09-24%2023-48-40-29.jpg)

[meyshollop]

2 From my western route

I now have TC3 And have imported the MK1s into '06.

http://trainzscreenshots.webs.com/photos/Western-region/14xx%20Autocoach.jpg
http://trainzscreenshots.webs.com/photos/Western-region/GWR%20forest%20branch.jpg

[rumour3]

On the DLS today...

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/martin_poole/images/cravensquy1.jpg

Note that this is the 'old' model,released as a stop gap until the Blender one that I'm currently working on is ready.

R3

[bolivar]

Thanks for the model,rumour3. In CMP, BR Class 105 Interior shows missing dependancies. But when opened in edit mode, all deps are there. I can't work out why this is the case. Interior views in passenger saloon seem too close to the ceiling. Hope you don't mind me pointing these things out. Perhaps you already know as you are building another version in blender. Regards.

[RitchieRails]

Hi Rumour3

Another great model mate, got all your model and they are all top class

[electra]

And yes, they're all driving on the wrong side, but, it's a Polish route, before anyone says anything....:p
Nah, they were just running bang road :hehe:

[escafeld]

A fictional route.

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a303/escafeld01/Image2-2.jpg

[stovepipe]

Nice work ^^ :)

Thanks to rumour3 for the excellent 105, I can retire the 101s for a while now.

http://img10.imageshack.us/img10/808/stovepipe200909250001.jpg

[bassist118]

@Escafeld - where are those gas holders from and are they for 04?

Great pic and thr route looks great

Cheers

:D

Andy

[kane98]

A class 105 DMU at redranger creek station on a special
http://img24.imageshack.us/img24/1118/trainz2009092712333641.png

[paul502]

Just a bit of fun. How the class 502 EMU's might have looked if they survived into the Merseytravel era.
http://img268.imageshack.us/img268/2328/yellowt.jpg

[osq7]

A class 105 DMU at redranger creek station on a special
http://img24.imageshack.us/img24/1118/trainz2009092712333641.png

Where did you get those semaphores?

[escafeld]

@Escafeld - where are those gas holders from and are they for 04?

Great pic and thr route looks great

Cheers

:D

Andy

Thanks Andy

They are by Chris Whiting and called gasometer PP21
The kuid is 218467:27007

Dave

Just found 'em
gasometer PP21 [Detailed (http://www.auran.com/TRS2004/DLS_f.php#)] Trainz Service Pack 3
Created by: chrisaw (http://www.auran.com/TRS2004/DLS_f.php#)
File Size: 149.83 kb
KUID: 218467:27007
Date: 8th Feb 2007
Downloaded: 12989

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a303/escafeld01/gasometer.jpg

[kane98]

Where did you get those semaphores?
They are called nsw semaphores by natandver

[TheStoon]

A few from my latest LU inspired layout.

D Stock at Richmondhill

http://stoonland.homedns.org:4165/public/trainz/metroland_1.jpg

D Stock in the Country

http://stoonland.homedns.org:4165/public/trainz/metroland_2.jpg

67 Stock above ground.

http://stoonland.homedns.org:4165/public/trainz/metroland_3.jpg

Cheers
Steve

[escafeld]

I am shocked to see that LMS_MAN has departed from Trainz. I would like to take this opportunity to thank him for all the fantastic content he has produced and wish him well for the future.

Regards, Dave

[escafeld]

I'm doing this layout in Vista 64-bit. The strange thing is that I cannot find the this file in Explorer. Previous layouts, which I pasted into 'Maps' are still there, but it is impossible to save any work done on these layouts under the same file name. Apparently this can be a problem with Vista. Read-only files remain read-only files no matter how many times you try and alter the attributes. Same them under a new file name and they don't exist :(

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a303/escafeld01/Image-1.jpg

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a303/escafeld01/Image-5.jpg

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a303/escafeld01/Image-4.jpg

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a303/escafeld01/Image-3.jpg

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a303/escafeld01/Image-2.jpg

The engine shed(s) is kuid:149987:25362(3) There are two. N-S and E-W

[Captain_Scarlet]

Dave, excellent shots and I've got an idea. Send us a PM, I might be able to help you.

[Railtrackdelay]

Will it work in TC3?

[LieLestoSbrat]

Dave, I've just come across this problem in TC3 when trying to save a route I was working on. Unchecked read-only on my Auran folder so will have to see if that makes a difference for me. Running Win7 64bit here. I do know that Trainz can have a problem also saving when it comes to over write a kuid that is already used for a session. That usually creates a spurious error of no driver present when trying to launch into driver mode. I get around that by cranking up my map kuid number found in the C:\Program Files (x86)\Auran\TC\Settings\kuid.txt I find that is starts at 100 or something and it soon catches up with my own personal kuid range that I use for content creation.

Rob

[escafeld]

I'm not impressed with TRS2004 in Vista, Rob. I'm wondering whether to bother with it anymore and get TRS2009, or even wait for TRS2010. I'm having problems with IE8 as well. The help site admitted that it wasn't fully compatable with Vista and I should revert to IE7.
I've Googled both subjects of read-only files and IE7 and I'm not the only one having trouble.

[Louise_T]

escfield try this browser its 100% compatible with Vista I know I use it and the email client as well http://www.mozilla-europe.org/en/firefox/

[escafeld]

Hiya Louise. I have Firefox, but it doesn't show thumbnails in Geograph.org.uk. At least, not for me. Thanks for the thought. See my link below.

[Louise_T]

Showing me the thumbnails in the "About Me" area and am using the katest version :)

[electra]

I'm having problems with IE8 as well. The help site admitted that it wasn't fully compatable with Vista and I should revert to IE7.
That site's right. IE8 is terrible and I don't have it on any of my machines - it was driving my other half nuts with how slow it was under Vista Home Premium on her laptop...

[escafeld]

I've posted in Mozilla's forum to see if they can come up with an answer.

Meanwhile, a usless exercise as it wont save.

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a303/escafeld01/road.jpg

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a303/escafeld01/road2.jpg

[marky7890]

Great shots everyone!

http://trainz.neonw.com/gallery/Angarrack01.jpg
The Weekly Penzance - Waterloo Service crosses the impressive 100ft high Angarrack Viaduct.

Mark

[gamerouche]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v322/gamerouche/res47.jpg

Great shots all.

An Unidentified parcels Class 47 rounds the curve & slows for a signal check.

Gam

[osq7]

A 4F passes through Tenford.

http://img35.imageshack.us/img35/5821/83050341.jpg (http://img35.imageshack.us/i/83050341.jpg/)

Note: As far as I know, 4Fs did not operate on the Southern Region.

[yann1]

Good evening,

Really nice shots there !

I have a little question ? Were can I find these track please ?

Nice work ^^ :)

Thanks to rumour3 for the excellent 105, I can retire the 101s for a while now.

http://img10.imageshack.us/img10/808/stovepipe200909250001.jpg


Bye.

[escafeld]

UK Bullhead-Wooden Track kuid:79563:1042:2
UK Bullhead-Wooden Rusty Track kuid:79563:1062:1

[yann1]

Thanks a lot ! :D

[osq7]

An unidentified Black 5 passes Tenford, as seen from the military base.

http://img21.imageshack.us/img21/1461/screen008ic.jpg (http://img21.imageshack.us/i/screen008ic.jpg/)

[TheStoon]

Some new ones from me :)

http://stoonland.homedns.org:4165/public/trainz/cl31.jpg
http://stoonland.homedns.org:4165/public/trainz/cl31_2.jpg
http://stoonland.homedns.org:4165/public/trainz/cl31_3.jpg

Steve.

[jamy]

TheStoon,
What route is that? Is it on the download station?

[TheStoon]

TheStoon,
What route is that? Is it on the download station?

Hey there - i'm afraid not (yet, anyway!!) Its my latest work in progress.

Heres a couple more for funsies! :D

Some city sprawl
http://stoonland.homedns.org:4165/public/trainz/crosstown_1.jpg

Approaching Priory Manor
http://stoonland.homedns.org:4165/public/trainz/crosstown_2.jpg

Loading at Elmbank Park
http://stoonland.homedns.org:4165/public/trainz/crosstown_3.jpg

[meyshollop]

Just a few from a 2ft line i have been making, it's called the sapling line.
http://trainzscreenshots.webs.com/photos/The-sapling-line/britomart%20&%20diesel.jpg
http://trainzscreenshots.webs.com/photos/The-sapling-line/tank%20loco%20in%20platform.jpg
http://trainzscreenshots.webs.com/photos/The-sapling-line/lilla%20works.jpg



http://trainzscreenshots.webs.com/photos/The-sapling-line/garratt%20meeting.jpg


Many thanks

Meyshollop

[gamerouche]

Virgin Trains Ride again thanks to tmz06003.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v322/gamerouche/Virgin47.jpg

Gam :)

[tmz06003]

Virgin Trains Ride again thanks to tmz06003.

Gam :)

Don't forget Shanks as they are his textures (team effort as usual!).

Oops- the nameplate textures will be on the DLS soon- look out for them as I didn''t manage to load them in time:( . Then your 47702/11 will display names:)

[gamerouche]

Of course, apologies to Duncan. Looking forward to further team efforts.

Gam

[geordieboy775]

Some screens from a new WIP (since I upgraded to TS2009)

http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k177/geordieboy775/Screenz/geordieboy775_20091017_0000.jpg
A voyager departing Twistbridge North. The road freight centre and exhibition centre can be seen.

http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k177/geordieboy775/Screenz/geordieboy775_20091017_0002.jpg
Having emerged from Twistbridge North tunnel, the Voyager passes Twistbridge depot and enters Twistbridge tunnel.

http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k177/geordieboy775/Screenz/geordieboy775_20091017_0004.jpg
The Voyager emerges from Twistbridge tunnel under the roof of Twistbridge Preston Avenue station.

http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k177/geordieboy775/Screenz/geordieboy775_20091017_0005.jpg
The Preston Avenue station area and Twistbridge maintenance depot. The island platforms on the left are for the Eastley Park branch.

http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k177/geordieboy775/Screenz/geordieboy775_20091017_0006.jpg
The voyager departs Preston Avenue and heads for the river crossings.

http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k177/geordieboy775/Screenz/geordieboy775_20091017_0008.jpg
Before the bridge is the level crossing for the entrance to the maintenance depot.

http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k177/geordieboy775/Screenz/geordieboy775_20091017_0009.jpg
The Southern end of the river crossings, showing Twistbridge city.

http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k177/geordieboy775/Screenz/geordieboy775_20091017_0010.jpg
Twistbridge freight yard, with its shiny new oil facility.

http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k177/geordieboy775/Screenz/geordieboy775_20091017_0011.jpg
A class 153 on a city service passing through Eastley Park station, on its own branch line between Twistbridge North and Preston Avenue.

http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k177/geordieboy775/Screenz/geordieboy775_20091017_0012.jpg
The 153 emerges from Eastley Park Branch South tunnel and over the level crossing.

Glenn

[TrainzLover09]

amazing picture's .

[nexusdj]

Brilliant pictures Geordieboy . The third picture with the voyager set under the station roof just oozes atmosphere :cool:

[Laddie]

Nice pics all.

@tmz06003
In the image with the caption " class 153 on a city service passing through Eastley Park station, on its own branch line between Twistbridge North and Preston Avenue." where can I find that track?

Cheers.

[tmz06003]

Nice pics all.

@tmz06003
In the image with the caption " class 153 on a city service passing through Eastley Park station, on its own branch line between Twistbridge North and Preston Avenue." where can I find that track?

Cheers.

Sorry, I've no idea what you're on about! Got me confused with someone else:D ?

[geordieboy775]

Thanks all

Brilliant pictures Geordieboy . The third picture with the voyager set under the station roof just oozes atmosphere :cool:

I thought that was the best when I uploaded them. :)

Hopefully I'll be able to carry on with this route as my laptop died yesterday so I need to get a new one. I'm hoping I can get it back from my hard drive.

Nice pics all.

@tmz06003
In the image with the caption " class 153 on a city service passing through Eastley Park station, on its own branch line between Twistbridge North and Preston Avenue." where can I find that track?

Cheers.

That's the UK Bull Head track for TRS2009 it's on the DLS

Glenn

[costa_me]

http://i989.photobucket.com/albums/af20/costa_me/desktop12.jpg

http://i989.photobucket.com/albums/af20/costa_me/desktop10.jpg

http://i989.photobucket.com/albums/af20/costa_me/desktop11.jpg

[bassist118]

Some from my Shoeburyness route, the only reason I decided to do this route was to make the destinations right as desplayed on my recently pruchased 357's.

Two 357's pass near Thorpe Bay

http://i486.photobucket.com/albums/rr230/bassist1i8/C2CnearThorpeBay.jpg

A C2C 357 passes Shoeburyness park

http://i486.photobucket.com/albums/rr230/bassist1i8/Shoeburynesspark.jpg

Shoeburyness park from above

http://i486.photobucket.com/albums/rr230/bassist1i8/Playground.jpg
BTW the train is comming towards us.

Great shots as always everyone

:)

Andy

[class143]

Brilliant shots all:)

http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j19/class50/j501.jpg
Back in the Summer, a J50 hauls a train past one of the few open areas in this mostly forested area.

[trains08]

Great shots everyone!

Some from Gwinear Road, there was once a station here, which was also the junction for Helston, now its just a tight 50 mph bend with a level crossing in the middle.

http://trainz.neonw.com/gallery/Gwinear_Road05.jpg
A Paddington to Penzance service passes.

http://trainz.neonw.com/gallery/Gwinear_Road02.jpg
Looking west, the old down platform is still in tact. After this the line drops for 4 miles down to Hayle.

http://trainz.neonw.com/gallery/Gwinear_Road01.jpg
Looking East.

http://trainz.neonw.com/gallery/Gwinear_Road03.jpg
Looking East again

Mark

May I just say Marky - Your work on that route is SUPERB! Excellent work! May I also just say Thankyou for taking the time to take all the screenshots and giving them to us :D

One quick question - Is the HST 125 that I keep seeing available for download - or ever will be?

Cheers,

-08-

[marky7890]

May I just say Marky - Your work on that route is SUPERB! Excellent work! May I also just say Thankyou for taking the time to take all the screenshots and giving them to us :D

One quick question - Is the HST 125 that I keep seeing available for download - or ever will be?

Cheers,

-08-

Thank you, I'm now at Hayle so i will soon be getting alot of screenshots, as the Hayle estuary is a lovely scenic area.

The HST was made by Nexusdj, i'm not sure if it's on the DLS yet or not.

Mark

[trains08]

Thank you, I'm now at Hayle so i will soon be getting alot of screenshots, as the Hayle estuary is a lovely scenic area.

The HST was made by Nexusdj, i'm not sure if it's on the DLS yet or not.

Mark

Thanks for the quick reply :) Good Luck with the last bits on the route and I am looking forward to release ;)

[trains08]

Hi Guys,

Does anyone know contact info for nexusdj? I heard him say (earlier in this thread I think) to one guy after one of his units (not on DLS) that if the guy email-ed him at the Skodatrainz adress then he would sort something out :).

Cheers,
=08=

[nexusdj]

I do lurk about on here but I'm afraid that HST is not available anymore due to the problems I experienced on this forum last week .

The livery will be available on JN114's brand new HST once that's released.

[trains08]

I do lurk about on here but I'm afraid that HST is not available anymore due to the problems I experienced on this forum last week .

The livery will be available on JN114's brand new HST once that's released.

Thanks Nexus ;) I copied it over from my other Trainz computer so I can continue using it, but I found it available on Markys site as well at (sitename)/downloads/nexusdj :D

[nexusdj]

Thats okay cheers for the info ;)

[trains08]

No worries, Nexus :D

[Communist]

Very nice screens Marky. The landscape/track integration is very realistic.

Thanks for posting.

[biffspurlock]

Very nice!!! Keep up the good work.

[marky7890]

Great shots everyone, and thanks for the comments!

Now 5 miles west of Gwinear Road...
St Erth has been built (one of my favourite Cornish stations):

Mainline Platforms:
http://trainz.neonw.com/gallery/StErth04.jpg

http://trainz.neonw.com/gallery/StErth05.jpg

http://trainz.neonw.com/gallery/StErth06.jpg

The bay platform for services to St Ives:
http://trainz.neonw.com/gallery/StErth07.jpg

http://trainz.neonw.com/gallery/StErth08.jpg

http://trainz.neonw.com/gallery/StErth09.jpg

Mark

[gamerouche]

Impressive.

Gam :D

[Louise_T]

Off topic I know but Gam you got an urgent pm from me :)

[escafeld]

Louise_T - Engaged to be married - Beta tester

Yes, I remember that :hehe:

[nexusdj]

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b141/djnexus/trainz%202009/SC2009green401x1024.jpg

[itareus]

Very dodgy livery mix Nexusdj!

[tmz06003]

Very dodgy livery mix Nexusdj!

Looks very prototypical to me- maybe a bit long for a 40 to pull though!:D

[emo]

Just a couple from me.

http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m66/emonet/emo_20091030_0001.jpg

http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m66/emonet/emo_20091030_0000.jpg

[ex-railwayman]

Looks very prototypical to me- maybe a bit long for a 40 to pull though!:D


Looks about 12 coaches to me at a glance young Tony, well within a Class 40's capability, as long as they're all empty.....:hehe:


@ nexusdj

Is that a shot of TS2009 S&C ??? How well does it cope, framerate wise with all the splineage please, young man? Just as much as TC3 ??

Cheerz. ex-railwayman.

[nexusdj]

It's actually 14 coaches in tow which would be be a struggle for a 40 on the S&C but not unknown .....

Here's 40145 passing Penrith with 13 coaches in tow but obviously that end of the WCML is completely flat !! :p

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K82DyphRk_A

Only installed the route last night so not really had a chance to try it out fully (spent today reskinning). I've got problem's in that my Nvidia 8800GT Video card is now basically out of date so some of the routes that were in okay in TC3 are appearing a bit jerky in 2009 . I'll be buying a new up to date video card next week so I'll report back once that's up and running :)

[ex-railwayman]

Only installed the route last night so not really had a chance to try it out fully (spent today reskinning). I've got problem's in that my Nvidia 8800GT Video card is now basically out of date so some of the routes that were in okay in TC3 are appearing a bit jerky in 2009 . I'll be buying a new up to date video card next week so I'll report back once that's up and running :)


That would be most helpful, thank you Sir....

Cheerz. ex. :wave:

[trains08]

Nice shots there Marky, Nexus and Emo! :)

[overmars]

http://i486.photobucket.com/albums/rr230/bassist1i8/C2CnearThorpeBay.jpg

A C2C 357 passes Shoeburyness park



Shoeburyness park from above


BTW the train is comming towards us.

Great shots as always everyone

:)

Andy[/quote]

hey very nice but isnt there suppost to be a bridge right next to that block of flats :)

Come to think about it thats not the entrance to the Emd is it.

Ill keep the shots thumbnails as this is in another sim lol

http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/934/emd1.th.jpg (http://img145.imageshack.us/i/emd1.jpg/)

http://img215.imageshack.us/img215/8756/emd2.th.jpg (http://img215.imageshack.us/i/emd2.jpg/)

Thats the place i thought was being spoken about.

[bassist118]

Thats the place i thought was being spoken about.

Didn't realise this was done in MSTS

Its a bit further up than that about half mile from Thorpe Bay, your picture looks right at the enterance to Shoeburyness C2C Depot. I'm only using what I can download so some buildings wont be the same also I'm working from Google Earth so I'm guessing somewhat about the buildings anyway.

I'm just past Thorpe Bay sceenery wise it's taking ages, whos for TRS2011 Railroad Tycoon Edition the same as TRS except the towns sceenery etc is already done and you place the track, stations, depots etc earn money for sucessfull journeys and the added bonus of being able to drive the trainz in a prototypical environment with proper signaling too.

Cheers

:D

Andy

[overmars]

Naa its not Msts its Railworks :)

Anychance of some depot shots in the same places of mine :)

the 302 308s are also available for Trainz to :)

Just search for wen on these forums should come up with some links.

Also check here the C2c cab ride dvds :)

http://www.225studios.co.uk/

Theres 7 in totaly wich i own all of them.

[nexusdj]

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b141/djnexus/trainz%202009/schenker37s1x1024.jpg

:)

[marky7890]

Great shots everyone!

The front of the St Erth station building
http://trainz.neonw.com/gallery/St_Erth10.jpg

2 Class 153s head down the mainline from Hayle, on the east of the hayle Estuary. Taken from the A30 Hayle Bypass bridge.
http://trainz.neonw.com/gallery/Hayle_Estuary02.jpg

The Hayle Estuary at low tide taken from Lelant Saltings, on the western side of the estuary, on the St Ives Bay Line.
http://trainz.neonw.com/gallery/Hayle_Estuary01.jpg

2 Class 150s arrive at Lelant Saltings Park & Ride station with a St Ives - St Erth service.
http://trainz.neonw.com/gallery/Lelant_Saltings01.jpg

Mark

[bassist118]

Anychance of some depot shots in the same places of mine :)

Will do (the catenery isn't finished in the C2C depot yet, too daunting)

the 302 308s are also available for Trainz to :)
.

Any idea where?

Cheers for the info

:Y:

Andy

[escafeld]

Nowhere in particular

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a303/escafeld01/TRAINZ/Image1nov.jpg
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a303/escafeld01/TRAINZ/Image2nov.jpg
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a303/escafeld01/TRAINZ/Image3nov.jpg
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a303/escafeld01/TRAINZ/Image4nov.jpg
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a303/escafeld01/TRAINZ/Image5nov.jpg

Yes, there is/was a lever on the track

[bassist118]

@ Escafeld - That is one gorgous nothing in particular, wish my nothing in particulars looked as good as those.

:D

Andy

[2995Valliant]

I'll second that!

Will it ever be released?

Anthony

[escafeld]

Firstly, thank you both for your comments. This is going to sound bizarre, but I've mentioned it before. All the original maps I have run OK, but Vista won't let me do a Save, saying that I have to rename the file and do a Save As.

When I do a Save As and rename the maps I can alter them, run on them, but this is the bizarre part - they don't exist. I can find the kuids, using TrainzObjectz, but when I use Explorer they can't be found anywhere in the Auran folder.

I have just upgraded my PC Tools security and now find that I can't get into Trainz at all, which is due to some debugger. I have no idea what to do next and given all the trouble with Trainz and Vista 64-bit, I'm giving up. Captain Scarlet told me to reinstall Trainz on my second drive, but if it doesn't install without problems, that's it.

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a303/escafeld01/debugger.jpg

This is a screenshot that I've just saved when trying to open Trainz

Regards, Dave

[bassist118]

@ Escafeld

Now thats more like a nothing in particular.

The only way I stopped all probs with vista (32 bit however) was to install trainz (I use 04) directly into the root directory. I read somewhere that vista needs to right stuff into the program files folder. Back up everything trainz and re-install into the root directory. I can't say if it will solve your problem but I haven't had any problems with trainz and vista since (I don't even have to load it up using admisistrator)

Hope this helps.

:D

Andy

[gds]

It's actually Trainz that needs to write stuff into the program files folder (ie. where your content is saved) and by default Vista does not allow programs to do this.

One solution is to turn off UAC (Google it if you want to try it), and another is to install somewhere other than program files (ie. C:/Auran). I think there are a number of other ways also but I can't remember them off the top of my head!

[escafeld]

@bassist118 - Thanks for your help. Not sure how to install into the root directory, but will figure it out.

@gds - Thanks, another good idea to look into.

I'm upgrading to Windows 7, I think, and wonder what problems that will hold.

[electra]

I'm upgrading to Windows 7, I think, and wonder what problems that will hold.
I've just upgraded my main PC to Windows 7 Pro (64 bit), so I'll be able to give you an idea of how well it performs :)

[escafeld]

I've just upgraded my main PC to Windows 7 Pro (64 bit), so I'll be able to give you an idea of how well it performs :)

Thanks @electra, looking forward to your reply.

[marky7890]

Great shots everyone!

Some I took at St Erth in 2005 http://forum.uktrainz.co.uk/images/smilies/icon_mrgreen.gif


http://trainz.neonw.com/gallery/StErth10.jpg
A Wessex Trains 158 from Penzance to Portsmouth Harbour.

http://trainz.neonw.com/gallery/StErth11.jpg
A Virgin Trains Voyager on a Glasgow Central to Penzance service.

http://trainz.neonw.com/gallery/StErth12.jpg
And finally the Wessex Trains 150221 on a service from St Ives to St Erth.

Mark

[tardis626]

Ive got win 7 64bit and it runs fine for me

[bassist118]

It's actually Trainz that needs to write stuff into the program files folder (ie. where your content is saved) and by default Vista does not allow programs to do this.

One solution is to turn off UAC (Google it if you want to try it), and another is to install somewhere other than program files (ie. C:/Auran). I think there are a number of other ways also but I can't remember them off the top of my head!

@ Escafeld - This is what I ment just put much much better.

:D

Andy

[LieLestoSbrat]

@bassist118 - Thanks for your help. Not sure how to install into the root directory, but will figure it out.

@gds - Thanks, another good idea to look into.

I'm upgrading to Windows 7, I think, and wonder what problems that will hold.

Running 7 Pro 64bit here on my laptop and it certainly runs better than the old xp64 I had on it. Loading times into windows is a considerable improvement. No real hassle for drivers, only one's I downloaded where for the graphics (always better than windows provided) and the card reader where I had to use the old xp driver. Haven't really ran any game tests on my laptop but TC3 and 2009 went on without any problems in the default locations. Desktop wise I'm still running a RC of win7 although I will stick pro on at some point. Performance wise no problems here what so ever, I can load up TC3 and the full S&C route and session in under 1min, also got 2009 on and thats running ok, but at the moment that's just used for content creation purposes so no real in game tests. Did do a cheeky test on my desktop where I created a 5gb ram drive and copied my TC3 install to that and loaded of the ram drive, as can be expected it goes like **** of a Teflon shovel. But I expected that, considering the main bottle neck in any PC setup is the HDD, even with SSD's their is still a bottle neck. Overall I'm very impressed with Win7 so much so its the first OS I've brought since win2k.

Rob

[electra]

Running 7 Pro 64bit here on my laptop and it certainly runs better than the old xp64 I had on it. Loading times into windows is a considerable improvement. No real hassle for drivers, only one's I downloaded where for the graphics (always better than windows provided) and the card reader where I had to use the old xp driver. Haven't really ran any game tests on my laptop but TC3 and 2009 went on without any problems in the default locations. Desktop wise I'm still running a RC of win7 although I will stick pro on at some point. Performance wise no problems here what so ever, I can load up TC3 and the full S&C route and session in under 1min, also got 2009 on and thats running ok, but at the moment that's just used for content creation purposes so no real in game tests. Did do a cheeky test on my desktop where I created a 5gb ram drive and copied my TC3 install to that and loaded of the ram drive, as can be expected it goes like **** of a Teflon shovel. But I expected that, considering the main bottle neck in any PC setup is the HDD, even with SSD's their is still a bottle neck. Overall I'm very impressed with Win7 so much so its the first OS I've brought since win2k.
09 does seem to start much faster, but I can't seem to patch it past version 38017 - the 40040 patch fails to install, no matter what I do...

[emo]

surely all these posts should be in the relevant section.

Heres some SCREENSHOTS.

http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m66/emonet/eldavo_20091103_0000.jpg

http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m66/emonet/emo_20091102_0000.jpg

http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m66/emonet/emo_20091105_0000.jpg

http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m66/emonet/emo_20091105_0001.jpg

[Communist]

HA! What a blinding selection of pics Emo, thanks for posting :D

Hope to see more.

Edit* More great shots from Marky too. These two routes really should be released.

[marky7890]

HA! What a blinding selection of pics Emo, thanks for posting :D

Hope to see more.

Edit* More great shots from Marky too. These two routes really should be released.

Thanks, Mine will be released once its finished :p

Mark

[marky7890]

Great shots everyone!

http://trainz.neonw.com/gallery/Hayle_Viaduct01.jpg
A Double voyager from Penzance crosses the Hayle Viaduct

http://trainz.neonw.com/gallery/Hayle_Viaduct02.jpg
The Viaduct from the overbridge at the western end

http://trainz.neonw.com/gallery/Hayle_Viaduct03.jpg
The view across the old Hayle harbour, and the estuary, Lelant is the village on the otherside of the estuary.

http://trainz.neonw.com/gallery/Hayle01.jpg
Hayle station, looking east.

http://trainz.neonw.com/gallery/Hayle_Estuary03.jpg
And finally a class 150 Sprinter on the St Ives Branchline, between the 2 cuttings before the line opens out onto the north coast.

Mark

[Tidgney]

Hey mark

Great shots, How are you making the hills look so easy rolling, there amazing :)).

[angelah]

Hi Mark,
You are making a very good job of that end of the route, concratulations are in order.

Angela

[scottling]

Where can you find those Voyager sets?:o The closest thing I have is a Class 222 East Midlands!

[angelah]

Where can you find those Voyager sets?:o The closest thing I have is a Class 222 East Midlands!

I think they may be by nexusdj, but not released yet. Mark will confirm or not when he gets time from his route creation labours.

Angela

[Louise_T]

I think they may be by nexusdj, but not released yet. Mark will confirm or not when he gets time from his route creation labours.

Angela

Nor will they ever be released as they are from Snowsignal payware voyagers and he don't allow reskins to be released. Peterdhicks has done the East Midlands Meridians and they are on the DLS for free though

[marky7890]

Nor will they ever be released as they are from Snowsignal payware voyagers and he don't allow reskins to be released. Peterdhicks has done the East Midlands Meridians and they are on the DLS for free though

Yes, they are snowsignals, whos models can only be reskinned for personal use, as they are payware.

Edit:
@Tidgney: The hills are made using DEM (Digital Elevation Model) freely available from NASA, which can be imported into trainz (via TransDEM and HOG) and the hills are already there.

Mark

[Railway97]

:)Hello Guys Im Back After So Long Heres Some Projects I Will Be Working On When I Get My New TRS04 Here They Are:Ascot 3rd Rail,Cross City (South),Network West & Maplstead Route (Pronounce Maplestead Route)
:) Some Other Projects Including Network North West Might Not Be Created
So I Will Be Back Again Until The Bye

[emo]

Great shots as always mark.

http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m66/emonet/emo_20091108_0001.jpg

http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m66/emonet/emo_20091106_0000.jpg

[Tidgney]

Edit:
@Tidgney: The hills are made using DEM (Digital Elevation Model) freely available from NASA, which can be imported into trainz (via TransDEM and HOG) and the hills are already there.

Mark

Ty mate :), nice to know ill look into it :).