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Ghostryder
QDRN CEO
Would the train be something to do with the Camden line and the running services to the "Via Crucis held every Good Friday at the nearby Franciscan Brothers Monastery.
Mufflers were modified on 4102 and 4104 in 1958. This included relocating the mufflers to over the normal roofline. These modifications were not made to the rest of the class.
ghosty
Mufflers were modified on 4102 and 4104 in 1958. This included relocating the mufflers to over the normal roofline. These modifications were not made to the rest of the class.
ghosty
I too recall photos of double 41 class on the Camden Line, so that's my guess too
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Ghostryder
QDRN CEO
Pete
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ghosty
Yes it is possible to upload files to there. There is a section for files it is broken into several sections. If there is not a folder for the purpose your welcome to add one if needed.
ghosty
Great shots everyone! Nice work Forest and Patchy as per usual!
http://img228.imageshack.us/i/22083831.jpg/
Daniel
It could just be a man-made embankment, not a bridge
Jamie
Hi guys;
Nice shots from all. Must post a few of my own sometime soon; just need to finish (as if) what i'm working on at the moment.
Daniel, lovely shots, the route looks like an absolute ripper!:Y:
I don't suppose you could enlighten us as to what components make up the bridge; or when you say 'handmade' do you mean as a new item in Gmax or similar? Looking at it though, it does seem similar to one of Domsarto's(?) bridges.
Edit: By the way, where are all the 41's coming from? Are they betas from somebody?
Matt.
Nice shots from all. Must post a few of my own sometime soon; just need to finish (as if
) what i'm working on at the moment.Daniel, lovely shots, the route looks like an absolute ripper!:Y:
I don't suppose you could enlighten us as to what components make up the bridge; or when you say 'handmade' do you mean as a new item in Gmax or similar? Looking at it though, it does seem similar to one of Domsarto's(?) bridges.
Edit: By the way, where are all the 41's coming from? Are they betas from somebody?
Matt.
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trainfan2017
Active member
Nice pics daniel,
get the trees from here jamie
http://www.greenery.name/mstsgcz/mstsgd.htm?trainz,1
http://www.greenery.name/mstsgcz/mstsgd.htm?trainz,2
cheers,
patchy
Jamie, not sure about the second loco (looks like an American RR), but the 44 is available on the DLS. Search 'Cootes'; you'll find a 44 and a 48 class reskin.
Matt.
That second loco looks like a reskinned ex-Westrail L class diesel (which were basically an Aussie derivative of the US SD-40 design). But I've never seen an L in such a livery, even though there's quite a number of them now running with small private operators.
I know the L class is available on the DLS in a number of WA liveries, but I've never found it in that livery.
EDIT: on second thoughts, maybe it is a C after all (the short hood looks more like a C than a L). So disregard my earlier comments.
I know the L class is available on the DLS in a number of WA liveries, but I've never found it in that livery.
EDIT: on second thoughts, maybe it is a C after all (the short hood looks more like a C than a L). So disregard my earlier comments.
D9007_Pinza
Murringo's shed foreman
Matt, the 40 and 41 are from Pete's earlier (and still damn good) locos. The 40 is available in as delivered Green, 1954 Royal Blue and their final Indian Red.
Pinza, thanks for the info. That's strange, i have most of Pete's quality content; but not those two. Soon as my 'net speed picks up tomorrow, i'm off to the DLS.
Matt.
mezzoprezzo
Content appreciator
Sorry - wrong thread. Back to bed!
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