Australian screenshots
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As to WAGR stuff, I have a few rolling stock on my to build list, these are bogie exchange and where very common on the Broad Gauge too in SA and Vic, I can't remember their class without looking it up, I know one is a Boxvan and another is a Open wagon, they where built in the 1960's.
Cheers.
Cheers.
The open wagon would be http://westralia.uk/wgx_wagon.htm
The vans: http://westralia.uk/wvx_wagon.htm
There are links on that website to line drawings of almost every WAGR standard gauge wagon. Very handy reference for modelers.
While we're on WA, I'm in the early stages of modelling this narrow gauge hopper: http://westralia.uk/xy_wagon.htm
Cheers
hiyo
Timothetoolman
L.O.V.E.M.U.F.F.I.N
D1 626 was put in charge of the morning UP Healesville goods one April day in 1923...
Seen setting back into Road 3 to collect the guards van
Departing late from Healesville. A D191 is visible in the depot
Having successfully tackled Tunnel Hill and the descent to Tarrawarra the D1 was working well over Paul Creek, but there was trouble brewing behind...
As the train approached Yarra Glen the fireman noticed a severe lack of water in the tender. With no watering facilities between Healesville and Lilydale this would prove a problem
Fortunately a WT wagon was in the consist and even luckier; it was full. Despite the already late working of the train, some reshuffling of the consist saw the train on its way again crossing the long trestle from Yarra Glen to Yering
A pickup was made at Coldstream before setting off towards Blacks Siding to collect a rake of loaded wagons
With the train close to the 600 ton load limit the little D1 begins the short struggle to Lilydale
After a valiant effort D1 626 crawls into Lilydale whilst a DD is prepared for the first pass duty of the day.
Cheers
Tim
Seen setting back into Road 3 to collect the guards van
Departing late from Healesville. A D191 is visible in the depot
Having successfully tackled Tunnel Hill and the descent to Tarrawarra the D1 was working well over Paul Creek, but there was trouble brewing behind...
As the train approached Yarra Glen the fireman noticed a severe lack of water in the tender. With no watering facilities between Healesville and Lilydale this would prove a problem
Fortunately a WT wagon was in the consist and even luckier; it was full. Despite the already late working of the train, some reshuffling of the consist saw the train on its way again crossing the long trestle from Yarra Glen to Yering
A pickup was made at Coldstream before setting off towards Blacks Siding to collect a rake of loaded wagons
With the train close to the 600 ton load limit the little D1 begins the short struggle to Lilydale
After a valiant effort D1 626 crawls into Lilydale whilst a DD is prepared for the first pass duty of the day.
Cheers
Tim
trainfan2017
Active member
SCT's X51-X47 and T345 ready to depart Banrockburn on an SCT Shuttle in the early hours of the morning. 
Cheers
David
Cheers
David
ATD SCREENSHOT COMPETITION
Well done to all entrants in our inaugural screenshot competition. They were all fantastic entries, really showing the quality of Australian content in Trainz. There could only be one winner however, with an absolutely outstanding and well composed screenshot, Hewi12. Congratulations mate, be sure to check your e-mail for your prize pack!
Check out all the entries here:http://forum.victrainz.com.au/viewtopic.php?f=41&t=2475
Well done to all entrants in our inaugural screenshot competition. They were all fantastic entries, really showing the quality of Australian content in Trainz. There could only be one winner however, with an absolutely outstanding and well composed screenshot, Hewi12. Congratulations mate, be sure to check your e-mail for your prize pack!
Check out all the entries here:http://forum.victrainz.com.au/viewtopic.php?f=41&t=2475
Great work everyone!
Cheers,
Matt
I have completed a number of Sydney Trains/NSW Trainlink station content items which are now ready for release.
I will be uploading to the DLS very shortly.
Will be for TS12 and above. I have tried to do a number of different variants of the different types of seats, bins and signage etc, and I know there is still more to be done but this should do for the time being. Enjoy!
I will be uploading to the DLS very shortly.
Will be for TS12 and above. I have tried to do a number of different variants of the different types of seats, bins and signage etc, and I know there is still more to be done but this should do for the time being. Enjoy!
Cheers,
Matt
Hi Thomas I am away at the moment but if you ask Roy3b3 for his Sydney Route which is a great route it come with my tunnels also,,, once you have installed the route you will find the tunnels under the name of NSW in splines there is also a number of extension to the tunnels and fixed tunnel faces
Regards steve
Regards steve
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Hi Thomas,, all my content is Payware so apart from getting it from Roy who has consent to distribute with his routes you will not or rather should not be able to even view it apart from what is on the N3V screenshot thread, please also keep in mind my content was created in Sketchup,,
Regards Steve
Regards Steve
vfernandez
AUS Transport Enthusiast
Hey guys great shots there! and cant wait for the release of your signs and other Sydney Trains/NSW Trainlink station content thebigman!
Here we have 4421 at Westmead
Here we have 4421 at Westmead
blueodessey
Well-known member
The open wagon would be http://westralia.uk/wgx_wagon.htm
The vans: http://westralia.uk/wvx_wagon.htm
There are links on that website to line drawings of almost every WAGR standard gauge wagon. Very handy reference for modelers.
While we're on WA, I'm in the early stages of modelling this narrow gauge hopper: http://westralia.uk/xy_wagon.htm
Cheers
hiyo
:wave: Will this run on NG30 gauge? It looks really good and thanks for sharing.
That's a good start Hiyo and thanks for the drawings, that makes it easier,
G'day blueodessey,
Not sure what NG30 means, 30 inches (762mm) maybe?, Hiyo's wagon will run on 1,067mm Gauge that's been used in most Oz such as QLD, WA and SA, Vic had a small 1,067mm Gauge which was several kilometre long in the Geelong region for the Cement quarry.
EDIT:
Hey all,
I posted this on Victrainz about a week ago, I'm rebuilding the SFX and will also be including the wooden Deck Type 1's from 1965
Cheers.
G'day blueodessey,
Not sure what NG30 means, 30 inches (762mm) maybe?, Hiyo's wagon will run on 1,067mm Gauge that's been used in most Oz such as QLD, WA and SA, Vic had a small 1,067mm Gauge which was several kilometre long in the Geelong region for the Cement quarry.
EDIT:
Hey all,
I posted this on Victrainz about a week ago, I'm rebuilding the SFX and will also be including the wooden Deck Type 1's from 1965
Cheers.
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VR X Class S3 Locomotives re-release, more info here: https://forums.auran.com/trainz/sho...ian-Trainz-Division-VR-X-Class-S3-Locomotives
