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Thanks. 😁 (y)

And two for the 1950s BR era. Iford Manor at Longrock crossing with a fitted goods. Iford Manor approaching Gwinear Road station.

And carrying on with the Cornish Mainline, this time some snaps taken around Penzance, Longrock and Marazion.

I'm using freeimage.host Mike so you should be fine without the VPN. Thanks very much John. Gwinear Road goods yard. Along with the station all of this took me all of a month of hard work to get Gwinear Road to match up with the old OS Maps and the photos I could find of the area.

Because Imgur is banjaxed for UK Trainz folk I'm going to start reposting some of my better screenshots from a year or more ago. These are some snaps I took at Gwinear Road on the Cornish Mainline. This is my WIP created with the intent of making the Cornish Mainline between Penzance and...

I was able to move some of my routes out of TRS22 to TRS19 with the main damage being to anything that was an interactive track of any kind. But I had been refusing 'updates' for several months and hadn't moved past Build 119451 SP1. My understanding is that after SP1 changes were made that...

My guess, - and it's only a guess, - that in some parts of the old GWR system it wouldn't have happened at all and the SW boards would have stayed in place until Beeching shut them down.

Hi Innis, - I know that Steve Flanders is planning on making the typical kinds of UK signal wires fairly soon, but I couldn't give you a firm date for release. Annie

That's the reason why so many of us are still running TS2019/TRS19.

No problems with your screenshot here in New Zealand Peter. Annie

With my Debian Linux install I have my Trainz installs running inside WINE via Lutris. Wine runs similar to Windoze with my Trainz data files in their own folders which I can set up via 'settings' in the launch window. I also have older versions of Trainz installed in Steam, but they were there...

Yes you are much missed Malc. We have your amazing work for Trainz to remember you by, but we'd much rather that you were still with us.

It's very good to have a GWR 'shirtbutton' 72xx at last. Speaking of 'shirtbuttons' this is 'Saint Dunstan', - one of the last of the GWR 'Saints' withdrawn December 1946.

Thank you to everyone who voted for the very much a classic layout, - the Kent & East Sussex in Winter.