Australian screenshots

Found an unexpected gold mine on an old backup CD - all Gmax mesh files for the Sydney Trolley Bus project through I had lost them.

Did a major makeover of the buses and other project assets - even found the Route DEM files so might even finish it this time.

Nice to meet old friends

Great news there Dave, a good find.

Doug.
 
Sorry for the lack of a screenshot, will have one once the signalling is done. When and where do you use NSW colour light signals?

-Eno Silvie
 
Today at Moss Vale. NRs pass through with a intermodal freight. The Southern Highlands Endeavour service arrives and 8101 in seen idle in the yard.


-Eno Silvie
 
TGR Conara - Avoca : Servicing Avoca Coal Loaders

Its 6:10AM on a weekday at Conara Junction, Tasmania, sometime in the year 1952. The crew prepare a TGR T-class for a return coal working to Avoca. The driver oils around while the fireman shovels forward. A Conara safeworking officer walks east along the dirt road that runs by the loco shed to set the points for the loco to leave the shed.



 
Hello all, I'm wondering if anyone has the Ex-perth ADK/ADB and ADL/ADC units for download.. if anyone could help that would be great!
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Cheers Jeran

Cam is still working on those (he has progress shots in the NZ thread), and hence they're not available yet from what I'm aware - from what he's shown so far of the ADK/ADBs they're looking great. :D Just have a little patience. :)
 
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Heh, considering both the ADK and ADL cars have Cummins engines - the ADL/ADCs were even worse with their auxiliary engines for the airconditioning made them notoriously noisy in Westrail/Transperth service even when idling, where as the ADKs were relatively quiet. But I'm just waffling here. :p
 
Session: TGR Conara - Avoca : Servicing Avoca Coal Loaders

6:17AM, Conara Junction. Passing the Conara water tower after leaving the depot. While a large water tower existed at Conara, there was no water crane. The tower fed a hose outlet at the loco shed that was for emergency use only because there was no reliable local water source. Instead, locos operating on the Fingal branch took water from the tank at Llewellyn, 8 miles to the east. Llewellyn was close to the South Esk River, from which water could be pumped to the tank.




6:20AM, Conara Junction. There are no flashing lights or boom gates to protect the Midland Highway traffic in 1952. The Conara safeworking officer confirms the traffic is stopped at the crossing before pulling off the inner home branch signal to allow the TGR T-class to move forward to its train of coal empties waiting in the north yard. Train 145 is due away in 10 minutes, bound for Avoca.

 
Session: TGR Conara - Avoca : Servicing Avoca Coal Loaders

6:24AM, Conara Juncton. The T-class loco for train 145 briefly runs on the main Hobart-Launceston line in its journey from the loco shed to the north yard. The double-arm semaphore signal is designated 'up second home branch' (upper sempahore) and 'up second home loop' (lower semaphore). Before train 145 departs for Avoca, the upper semaphore will need to be pulled off by the safeworking officer using the ground frame located adjacent to the signal. On the north yard shunting neck you can see a stored Australian Standard Garratt (ASG). These started to accumulate at Conara from the early 1950s, withdrawn after less than 10 years service on the TGR because of mechanical shortcomings and unpopularity with crews.




6:35AM, Conara Junction. Train 145 departs for Avoca, taking the north arm of the wye out of the village. In doing so, the train passes through the branch platform and misses the main line platform on the west arm of the wye. The branch platform fell into disuse sometime in the 1950s, and its face had been removed by the early 1960s. Branch passenger services from Launceston subsequently used the main line platform, then reversed back to gain access to the branch via the north arm of the wye.




The mainline platform and station at Conara Junction with the branch line platform and train 145 in the background.

 
hi there

i ran into a huge problem. well, for me anyway.

i had a bp fuel station that looked very similar to the last 2 pics, but i cant find it on my pc or on the dls in either 2010 or anything below it

would anybody know where there is a building and pumps that are similar?

thank for the help
ron





 
Try the following on the DLS - none of them are a perfect match but some are reasonably close

Old Gas Station Empty <kuid2:97008:29369:1> build 2.4
Gas Station, Defunct <kuid:7592:120652> build 3.3
Gas station BP derelict <kuid2:68213:26026:1> build 3.2
Sinclair Gas Station <kuid:135229:100292> build 2.9
Painter\'s Gas Station <kuid2:262137:90298:1> build 2.9
Exxon Service Station Building DES <kuid:101046:102623> build 2.9
Shell Service Station Building DES <kuid:101046:102640> build 2.9
Triangle Service Station <kuid:334896:24844> build 2.9

Pumps are available as separate items.
 
It doesn't matter how many cars are in the photo does it
, it's just a picture, but thanks for pointing that out,
The driver attachment point may need to be move , i use Bradshaw fred in this shot you can see his feet
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Shot at 2012-06-12
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Shot at 2012-06-12
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Shot at 2012-06-12
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Shot at 2012-06-12
steve... and i know there is to many cars
where can i get it from?
 
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