The Canadian Thread - Hi-Res images
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charlielima
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Hey you guys! Trainz images ONLY! No photographs of real trains!:hehe:
Amazing works of art all of you. Thank you so much for sharing
Amazing works of art all of you. Thank you so much for sharing
jackyamstel
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Great shots Ken, Christian and Pierre! If there are screenshots from you fellows I know they'll be good. I remember seeing some impressive screen shots from you as well, Claude.
Cheers, Jack
Cheers, Jack
jackyamstel
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Looking good VIA.
Bradwell. Thanks for the bucket truck Dave!
Cheers, Jack
Bradwell. Thanks for the bucket truck Dave!
Cheers, Jack
Glad to see that Jack and the boys have been keeping the tradition of fantastic work alive! Don't worry, I've been lurking around peeking at your guy's work now for a month.
Here's a few from me so you know I still have a route that lives, though nothing close to the works of arts you guys have been putting out there.
Here's a few from me so you know I still have a route that lives, though nothing close to the works of arts you guys have been putting out there.
I know Mick, but I don't got the machine yet to run the 3D ones with high end settings and get the 20 FPS I'm getting with those. So for now, in TANE, those have to do for the moment until I get the new PC I'm building up and running. Thanks for the kind words Mick! Just wait, soon you'll be saying it all looks life likePity about those 4 sided billboard trees in those pic's Chris the loco's and everything else near on look real life, Nice work mate.
Cheers Mick.
jackyamstel
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That route you're working on looks pretty good Chris. I always enjoy seeing your screens.
Ken, a couple of nice shots from you. The black and white one is very good. Wartime, Saskatchewan has a water tower very similar to the one in your shot of #3069. At least it did have. I haven't been down that way in a number of years so I don't know if it is still there or not. I've got the wrong type of track in this shot but my route is set in the 1980s - present.
Cheers, Jack
Ken, a couple of nice shots from you. The black and white one is very good. Wartime, Saskatchewan has a water tower very similar to the one in your shot of #3069. At least it did have. I haven't been down that way in a number of years so I don't know if it is still there or not. I've got the wrong type of track in this shot but my route is set in the 1980s - present.
Cheers, Jack
charlielima
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The conductor and engineer were talking about maybe being back in the yard a little after lunch and then, WHAM! The train goes into emergency and they figure there's a busted coupling somewhere. Freakin' bad luck! The conductor goes for a walk and radios that, sure enough, car 37, an older CN boxcar has snapped the knuckle.
A call to dispatch and, within half an hour, a foreman grabs a knuckle from the engine and drives back to car 37 where the front section of the train has already been backed to the trouble area. The conductor lays the new knuckle by the coupler and prepares to lift the eighty pound hunk of iron into place. Be nice if the foreman lent a hand.
A call to dispatch and, within half an hour, a foreman grabs a knuckle from the engine and drives back to car 37 where the front section of the train has already been backed to the trouble area. The conductor lays the new knuckle by the coupler and prepares to lift the eighty pound hunk of iron into place. Be nice if the foreman lent a hand.
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