Recent content by pauldurose

Hi all, quick question on posting protocol here. I am close to releasing an updated version of one of my old routes, for which there is already a topic here from way back (the route was first released in 2008). My question is should I resurrect that topic to pass on the new details, or should I...

Hi all, Although still only a work-in-progress and not up to the standard of some of the excellent screenshots in this forum, here are some shots from London St. Pancras International, which I'm currently messing around with after finishing my previous two layouts (London Euston and Cambridge)...

Hi all, Was wondering if anybody could suggest/point me to kuids, in order to build this pedestrian/cycle bridge which I need for a route?:- (PS... obviously not expecting to find something identical, or even a complete bridge, but some similar splines or that cable-stayed structure would be...

Hi all, this is a new thread to split off from my previous topic - here - which contains the first images of my Cambridge to Huntingdon layout, as well as my London Euston stuff. Here are some latest screenshots from Cambridge. The south end of the layout is now largely finished, at least as...

Hi all, apologies if this has been asked before but... I recently made a crossover, each leg is protected by a signal, but in AI a train can still be allowed to cross at the same time as another as presumably the simulation doesn't 'see' the other train as it's not actually on the same line...

My Layout Images - Newbie (London Euston-Watford Junction) First of all, apologies if I break any posting protocol here... I'm not a regular poster. I'm also relatively new to Trainz so these shots won't be as good as some. These shots are from one of my first attempts at a major layout...

Firstly, hello, I'm new here - I've had TRS2004 for a few months now (possibly will upgrade to 2006 soon). Route building is probably my biggest interest and consequently I've been experimenting with various layouts and trying to get the hang of things. Imaginary layouts are quite fun, but I've...