UK Screenshots (Hi Res Version)
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Thankz
I speak Italian, so I'm alright in their forum, and most of the Spanish makes sense, I just wish I knew a bit more German, would be helpful when I want to ask questions that are hard to translate. I guess Google Languages will come through for me there 
Thanks again for the help.
Wessex_Electric_Nutter
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What happened to the 159s then, on the Brighton services? ;-)
4 class 47's were required to appear at the Industry for a special event, they were 47596, 47526, 47172 and 47192 (D1842)
47596 goes off to pick up the other 3 waiting class 47's. I now realise I missed out the high intensity light... doh!
47596 leads 47172, 47526 and D1842.
To gain access to the industry, the locos needed to reverse and cross over to gain access to the single line branch, meaning D1842 had to take charge. As can be seen, the locos were running as 0Z47.
On display at the Industry. Once the even was finished, the locos proceeded to the nearby sheds for stabling.
47596 goes off to pick up the other 3 waiting class 47's. I now realise I missed out the high intensity light... doh!
47596 leads 47172, 47526 and D1842.
To gain access to the industry, the locos needed to reverse and cross over to gain access to the single line branch, meaning D1842 had to take charge. As can be seen, the locos were running as 0Z47.
On display at the Industry. Once the even was finished, the locos proceeded to the nearby sheds for stabling.
Firstly, it's the wrong end of Reading station for the Brighton service. Secondly, the era that image is set in is probably before the Brighton service started. And thirdly, the 159s weren't being used on workings into Reading at that time - class 207s were
Pellet how the hell you got that HT in the rake?
Dr Who took it back 20 years to show BR where they're power station coal operations were going wrong
Hi folks
My first vehicles for Britain.
Well, the photos for the textures were taken in Australia but I'm led to believe that the Peugeots are very common in the UK as well. They could of course be used on any route, but I wanted to use these vehicles to get "my foot in the door" so to speak as far as British vehicles/content goes.
I'm still waiting on a clearance before uploading, I've used a license plate texture off one of Shoves' taxis, thanks in advance to Shoves.
Anyhow, I've constructed two Peugeot 307s, a two door coupe and a 5 door wagon.
I hope these are able to be used in many routes.....
I am wanting to model more British vehicles, my sig has the details.
Thanks folks.
My first vehicles for Britain.
Well, the photos for the textures were taken in Australia but I'm led to believe that the Peugeots are very common in the UK as well. They could of course be used on any route, but I wanted to use these vehicles to get "my foot in the door" so to speak as far as British vehicles/content goes.
I'm still waiting on a clearance before uploading, I've used a license plate texture off one of Shoves' taxis, thanks in advance to Shoves.
Anyhow, I've constructed two Peugeot 307s, a two door coupe and a 5 door wagon.
I hope these are able to be used in many routes.....
I am wanting to model more British vehicles, my sig has the details.
Thanks folks.
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ex-railwayman
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I couldn't decide which one was better, so, I've put them both up.....
Cheerz. ex.
http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=46491trainz 2009-01-11 23-19-28-12.jpg
Cheerz. ex.
http://www.imagehut.eu/v.php?id=46491trainz 2009-01-11 23-19-28-12.jpg
Hi folks
My first vehicles for Britain.
Well, the photos for the textures were taken in Australia but I'm led to believe that the Peugeots are very common in the UK as well. They could of course be used on any route, but I wanted to use these vehicles to get "my foot in the door" so to speak as far as British vehicles/content goes.
I'm still waiting on a clearance before uploading, I've used a license plate texture off one of Shoves' taxis, thanks in advance to Shoves.
Anyhow, I've constructed two Peugeot 307s, a two door coupe and a 5 door wagon.
I hope these are able to be used in many routes.....
I am wanting to model more British vehicles, my sig has the details.
Thanks folks.
Very nice (& useful). Just one thing to note - UK rear licence plates have a yellow background. I'll have to get round to taking some pics of the vehicles on my drive (RAV4 & Hyundai Excel)...
Great pics everyone - the 47 is looking especially nice...
Paul
Is this better Paul??
Wondered why Shoves had a yellow and a white plate file.
Couple of reskins, didn't turn out too badly.
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BR Class 08
I've spent ages reading through this topic its great! Some really fantastic images. So I thought I'd have a go, these are from a small UK branch line i'm making. Two BR Class 08s passing a farm house and signal box. The period is supposed to be late late 1960s. The time is 1800 hrs and its typical English day, raining.
First try at screenies so any feedback is appriciated!
I've spent ages reading through this topic its great! Some really fantastic images. So I thought I'd have a go, these are from a small UK branch line i'm making. Two BR Class 08s passing a farm house and signal box. The period is supposed to be late late 1960s. The time is 1800 hrs and its typical English day, raining.
First try at screenies so any feedback is appriciated!
Also on some licence plates here we have a small blue band on the left with the Europe flag and under it saying "GB". There's an example here:Is this better Paul??
Wondered why Shoves had a yellow and a white plate file.
Couple of reskins, didn't turn out too badly.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...British_car_registration_plate_labels.svg.png
This is found on both the white and yellow plates
Very nice, looks like it will be an atmospheric route.
A couple of notes regarding the class 08 shunters; the blue livery started appearing in the 1970s, there are, however two green versions on the DLS appropriate to the 1960s. These locos can be numbered in surveyor, a range from 08001-08958 would be suitable for the blue version or TOPS green, the green one with the D on the side accepts a 4 figure number, pick anything from 3000-4192.
ex-railwayman
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Hello Gnasher and welcome to our little forum......
I like composition and lighting in a photograph, so, you've made a good start with these screenshots. The more addicted you get playing Trainz, the more screenshots you will want to take, and trying a few different types of angled shots are always pleasing, and with the amount of wonderful locomotives and rolling stock available, and, still being created of course, you've stacks of things to take screenshots of......
Cheerz. ex-railwayman. :wave:
I like composition and lighting in a photograph, so, you've made a good start with these screenshots. The more addicted you get playing Trainz, the more screenshots you will want to take, and trying a few different types of angled shots are always pleasing, and with the amount of wonderful locomotives and rolling stock available, and, still being created of course, you've stacks of things to take screenshots of......
Cheerz. ex-railwayman. :wave:
That's why I said some number plates have themLiam that is only modern plates ie the last 2 years and not all plates carry this.
Yeah, I noticed that half way through the session, I thought both ends had buffers, at least it had the correct number! (310332)
the wagon has now been dumped in a yard, as a cripple.
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