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[ad602000]

have not seen one of these on the dls, I have set it up so that you can run an articulated set of container flats from 2 cars or more. there are three cars in the set a leading center and rear car, or for 2 cars you can have leading and rear

cheers
pete

 

[cjgeddes]

@Muliebuck, could you make a version with and without grass, weeds, etc.
@Pete, that is awesome

 

[misterchugg]

hi muliebick

could i get it just the way it is now please?
have just the spot waiting for it. i was going to work on it later, but you will save me a lot of sore eyes. lol
thanks
ron

 

[seeseeme]

I also like Muliebuck's yards, well thought out. I would be interested in a copy as well, though I think I may slightly change it for the purpose I am thinking of.

Pete, those cars look great.

Craig

 

[cook]

Also a very handy feature at times as well

And on a different note, I've been doing some work on a project today.

http://zecrail.victrainz.com.au/new-wagon/what-is-it.jpg

Just exported to Trainz... Only mapped the exterior mesh so far, still need to do the interior

Zec

I think that's a ZMF guards van.
http://www.victorianrailways.net/guards vans/guards pages/zmf/zmf.html

 

[Billegulla]

Pete's latest masterpiece.

Bill.

 

[Raichase]

have not seen one of these on the dls, I have set it up so that you can run an articulated set of container flats from 2 cars or more. there are three cars in the set a leading center and rear car, or for 2 cars you can have leading and rear

Excellent stuff Pete - if you do a search for "RKKY" on the DLS, someone has made the NRC RKKY 3-pack articulated wagons, which operate in a similar manner. The more articulated wagons the better though.

 

[Muliebuck]

I forgot to mention, those 'yards' of mine are built in TRS2009, so you will need that (at least) to use them.

Pete, those container flats are looking better and better - I'm sure they'll find many a use

 

[seeseeme]

I forgot to mention, those 'yards' of mine are built in TRS2009, so you will need that (at least) to use them.

Pete, those container flats are looking better and better - I'm sure they'll find many a use

I'll go for a set, I'll send you a email.

Many thanks,

Craig

 

[H222]

I think that's a ZMF guards van.
http://www.victorianrailways.net/guards vans/guards pages/zmf/zmf.html

Yeah he's talking about it on Victrainz
Jamie

 

[lenice]

Wow looks fantastic please escuse the ignorance but what is a masalling yard? How many base boards is this on?

Thank you

georgem, I think you would call it a shunting yard. It is usually a yard with many roads that inter connect where trains come in and either drop off wagon strings or pick them up. There is also usually a captive loco that is used to sort the wagon strings for the out going trains or shunt the incoming ones with a bored to death crew onboard.:hehe:
HTH
Regards
Glen
P.S. Good work guys, keep it up.

 

[3830]

Pete, the 35 looks fantastic. Will it have some outside cab views? They're always a very nice touch. Excellent work as usuall.

bigman. That is great. We need more modern rolling stock plus I am a huge fan of your work. Keep it up!

Daniel

 

[georgem2010]

georgem, I think you would call it a shunting yard. It is usually a yard with many roads that inter connect where trains come in and either drop off wagon strings or pick them up. There is also usually a captive loco that is used to sort the wagon strings for the out going trains or shunt the incoming ones with a bored to death crew onboard.:hehe:
HTH
Regards
Glen
P.S. Good work guys, keep it up.

Ahhh, I see. Inspiring
Ideas, ideas, ideas....

Thank you
George

 

[lenice]

georgem,
Just poked around in Google Earth and I believe you may have a yard near you. If I got your location right from your sig, there may be one on A38 Lichfield Rd near Barton-under-Needwood South West of Station Rd B5016. Or it may be a locomotive stabling shed. Just found a better one. Just souuth of Sandiacre. A52 goes across the north end of the main line into it, there are pictures from someone on Google Earth near it and it looks like a big yard. It looks to be at Toton. The M1 is near to it also.
HTH
Glen

 

[Muliebuck]

Bored to death hey Lenice? Like the crew of 7F09 (Brisbane shunt train) I saw sitting at Normanby one day, come back hours later, she was still sitting there, idling away, and her crew looked like they'd rather be anywhere but there that day

*edit* if anyone wishes a copy of this yard of mine (designed in TRS2009), please drop me a PM and I will send them the route.

 

[georgem2010]

georgem,
Just poked around in Google Earth and I believe you may have a yard near you. If I got your location right from your sig, there may be one on A38 Lichfield Rd near Barton-under-Needwood South West of Station Rd B5016. Or it may be a locomotive stabling shed. Just found a better one. Just souuth of Sandiacre. A52 goes across the north end of the main line into it, there are pictures from someone on Google Earth near it and it looks like a big yard. It looks to be at Toton. The M1 is near to it also.
HTH
Glen

Ahh yes, i see what you mean, its soo sad to see all those fantastic old british diesels, rotting away. Especially the class 37

Thankyou for your research, I'll head up there sometime.

George

 

[chuffbuff]

I'd say each wheel would probably be close to 2000 polys, very nice indeed

Yeah, more than likely.

Renders courtesy of Bradken Engineering - Australia.

 

[chuffbuff]

Oops.. double post!

 

[scottling]

Are you absolutely determined to freeze all our computers up with the level of detail in that bogey?
I'm joking, that's great work. Keep it up!

 

[Mitchey]

The detail is almost scary...

Very nice.
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