Recent content by Paulsw2

Great to see these screenshots PLP. I was wondering if we might see screenies of the new BR blue models from N3V. It's disappointing they're only available to Gold members (my dilemma is that my Plus membership runs to mid-October), but maybe one day they'll be available to buy. In the...

Yes, I have, he's great. Usually two videos a week, not too long and almost always very interesting.

I hope all is well as we haven't had this competition tallied and the one for 4th to 18th August doesn't appear to have been launched.

Great stuff Annie. I had the same idea, but in the opposite direction...

Great stuff Ennis. Just thinking that those class 20s in the foreground have an interesting sheen on them....what's their kuids?

Class 31 with early morning commuter return trip waits to depart from the Minories terminus. (British Rail withdrew the 4-character train reporting headcodes on their locos in the early 1970s. Pending adaptation of their headcode boxes, locos set their codes to '0000'.)

Does this take us into the perennial debate about what option for 'Vertical Sync' in Settings? Should it be 'None', 'Full' or 'Half'? I tend to use 'Half' which Trainz interprets as 30fps, even though my screen refresh rate is 100Hz. But perhaps we should set to 'Full' (especially for those with...

Thanks very much! Pleased I've got it for posterity.

My condolences to his family. Chris was a very valued member of the TCWW community and, as others have said, worked in the background to improve Trainz content on the DLS to all of our benefit. He will be missed.

Really, really interesting. Shame it's not available as a pdf to download.

1964? The year I was born! :p

Well, British named trains had headboards on the locos at the front, but not a drumhead on the rear coach at the back of the train. Though I say that thinking there may be some exceptions (maybe some of the named LNER trains in the 1930s?)

That's fascinating, thanks very much. I don't think we ever had anything like that in the UK (but I'm prepared to be corrected!)

A 'drumhead'? I feel I should know this, but I don't!

Thought I'd posted a query about this image on Sunday Innis, but never mind - just wondering what the railings are around the platform ends? Is it on the DLS?