Australian screenshots

Thanks SpaceMarine I got a few around here I see how I go will yell out if I need ......
B13 Length? width? Height? Wheel diamater?.............any IDEAS?

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Nice work, will that periscope guards van thingy be available in the future or is it for private use. I have 2004 so apologies if its built in to a later version
Regards Jazza:)
 
just a few from me .


Ipswich bound 1722 arrives at Roma st while Shorncliffe bound 1208 awaits the right of way.


1722 leaves Roma St bound for Ipswich


1208 sits at Roma St


1208 passes through Central


Mayne Running shed and car sheds.


Mayne


1208 passes the Junction to the Ferny Grove Line


mayne Freight yards.

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Cheers

ghosty
 
G'day Bill
One of our railway historian's has done a lot of work on trying to work out what colour the S Class with the deflectors really was.
However most people say you cannot "see" red in a black and white photo.
It should be noted that no color pictures, paintings or drawings show the S Class as being red.
Apart from one man, everybody else believes the S Class was in fact black. It is a wonder that the passenger work horse of the day, being the A Class was not also supposed to be painted red?

I much prefer them black too, regardless of what the truth of the matter really is.
Cheers
Rod
PS your repaint is very pretty, but still I really like the black one :D
 
Rod

It's known that the S's were painted red from VR records. Newsrail lists the S's as having been painted 'ferric red' in 1934. MFE was 35/36 and streamlined in 37/38 (301 and 302 in 37 were painted in red). 303 and possibly 300 ran with red streamlined tenders prior to streamlining.

It's not a case of 'if' they were painted red (VR records show they were) but what parts were painted red. And this is where the issue with B&W photos comes in.

As shown above, they did run for a few years in black. Namely from construction through to 34 (approx 6 years). After this, they were painted into a 'ferric red' livery to match the Melbourne/Albury express cars. This was carried over when first streamlined to maintain the look of a train with matching colours.

Zec
 
What I would really like to know is whether the deflectors were painted red; I suspect they would have been. At a recent meeting at Wandong there were three S class with MFE, two in red and one all black, all had black deflectors (if my ailing memory serves me right).

A great spot, Wandong, right next to the mainline to Sydney. All the loco drivers give a couple of toots as they drive by!

Bill.
 
Allo Allo Allo!!!!!

Cheers Mr Commisioner I can use them ......consider yourself on the beta list ;)
Hello All

Dear Dreddman; Thanks For The Kind Note & I Can't Wait To Beta Test Your Steam Locomotives. You Can Use Then But They Are @QGR.

Kind Regards

Michael G.

QGR Commissioner
 
Cool I have the Commisioners permission .................
Production is moving ahead slow ...redoing the whole wheelset takes time and I was supposed to have tomorrow off just like my 3 days off last week :o .........and now I have to go to Toowoomba on friday to get the Motherboard and Power supply changed in this my new PC :o
6 months old and from day one! freezes now and again wont turn on? pushed the button today nearly a hr later it started ??? Bloody Computers
anyway fix it on warenty..........I Hope
jazza I build for 04 then worry about 06/09 I think the "TGV" might be on QDR for download .......Even if they dont make the DLS everything is up for grabs for the QR fan .....just have to wait till I happy enough that its good enough to let out there.
Once I get the pacific wheelset outa the way I want to get stuck into the B13....and a new loading square watertank for QR
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Rod

It's known that the S's were painted red from VR records. Newsrail lists the S's as having been painted 'ferric red' in 1934. MFE was 35/36 and streamlined in 37/38 (301 and 302 in 37 were painted in red). 303 and possibly 300 ran with red streamlined tenders prior to streamlining.

It's not a case of 'if' they were painted red (VR records show they were) but what parts were painted red. And this is where the issue with B&W photos comes in.

As shown above, they did run for a few years in black. Namely from construction through to 34 (approx 6 years). After this, they were painted into a 'ferric red' livery to match the Melbourne/Albury express cars. This was carried over when first streamlined to maintain the look of a train with matching colours.

Zec

Who wrote the articles in Newsrail :)
Is their a copy of the VR records to see?
I am unconvinced ;) :hehe:
You got to remember I fired for 4 years with George Lynch who fired on the steam SOP. He was son of the legend of the North East George Lynch Senior.
Both men were photographers, and Young George used to talk about the job because he knew I was interested. He talked about the S coming to Wodonga in Red, but as I remember it, it was the streamliner.
Anyway if Bill remembers it at Wallan, I bow to his memories :D

Cheers
Rod
 
is that the only lighting available in 2009? it looks so "sterile" or "not quiet right"

cheers
pete

The lighting is in 06', as 09' is not to my liking, and the pics are taken at around 6:15 in the morning. That's what the mornings look like here in Newcastle at 6:15 in real life so thats why I've made them look "sterile" in the game.

Oh and Scott, send those pics on over. They will be a help. Thankyou
Daniel
 
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Dave, question... What's with the 'old' smoke effects? :P


Seriously though. They're looking good, although I might prefer the second one :P

Zec
 
David,

All I can say is.......wow. They look so life like its scary! :udrool:

Daniel,

Your screenshots are simply fantastic! Your such a talented person and I am very much enjoying watching your route coming to life! Keep up the good work guys!!

P.S

Thankgod you guys posted your shots as I thought we would need to re name this thread "Queensland Screenshots"!!:hehe: :p :)
 
Dave's work astounds me everytime I see his content. He has an eye for modelling and texturing.

Thanks Taggy. Its nice to hear feedback on how the route is coming along in other people's eyes. Its fun playing with it I have to say haha. But thanks to you and others though, it makes it worthwile and it is very much appreciated. I know I speak for Dave aswell.

(I lernt them one biggy words at skool:eek:)

Daniel:wave::D
 
thanks daniel now i know,

@s301 actually that is probably morerealistic than the other smoke which I only ever remember seeing on frosty winter mornings most times passenger locos when travelling at speed did not emit great clouds of exhaust smoke. At least the NSW locos didnt

cheers
pete
 
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