2-track gantry

[Approach_Medium]

Hi;
I like the "terminal" gantry, <kuid:61119:24220> by natvander, but would like one that can be used for a 2 track line.
I have been unable to find anything except this one.

Any ideas?

Thanks

FW

 

[JCitron]

Hi;
I like the "terminal" gantry, <kuid:61119:24220> by natvander, but would like one that can be used for a 2 track line.
I have been unable to find anything except this one.

Any ideas?

Thanks

FW

FW,

Have you tried the spline-type gantries? I've used those when all I needed was one for two tracks. The Pennsylvania signal gantry is awesome looking. If you're looking for a fixed-type gantry, look at the B&M gantry. It's for 4-tracks, so center it a bit to the right or the left. This is perfect for mainlines where two tracks have been pulled up.

John

 

[Approach_Medium]

FW,

Have you tried the spline-type gantries? I've used those when all I needed was one for two tracks. The Pennsylvania signal gantry is awesome looking. If you're looking for a fixed-type gantry, look at the B&M gantry. It's for 4-tracks, so center it a bit to the right or the left. This is perfect for mainlines where two tracks have been pulled up.

John

I cannot find anything in DLS that fits either description or title for either of those. Where did you get them?

Edit: Are the splines the ones by garygreen? Just had to look a little further in CM

FW

 

[JCitron]

Here are some more:

CNR Signal Bridge: <kuid:87145:23069> tlanders

B&M Signal Bridge 4 Track: <kuid:106916:10186> (George Fisher).

PRR Signal Bridge: <kuid:106916:10298> (Mr. Fisher again).

These last two are the ones I was talking about above. I was typing this from work (at lunch) and couldn't remember the details.

You know that this means? I'll have to have a complete install of Trainz 2010 with all my assets on the big data server at work. Yeah right!

John

 

[Approach_Medium]

Here are some more:

CNR Signal Bridge: <kuid:87145:23069> tlanders

B&M Signal Bridge 4 Track: <kuid:106916:10186> (George Fisher).

PRR Signal Bridge: <kuid:106916:10298> (Mr. Fisher again).

These last two are the ones I was talking about above. I was typing this from work (at lunch) and couldn't remember the details.

You know that this means? I'll have to have a complete install of Trainz 2010 with all my assets on the big data server at work. Yeah right!

John

Thanks for the info. I just downloaded the rest of them. I had one, the CNR installed already. I am re-naming these assets so they come up in the right order when I use the filters. The problem with naming in TS is that even using the filters in Surveyor, it is often hard to find the asset one is looking for due to the funky naming.


FW