Australian screenshots

[IsambardKingdomBrunel]

Sounds like freedom is out the window in the UK mate, come to the land down under

It is out the window, but no way Phil i hate spiders and you have some big buggers down there .

Mike.

 

[grazlash]

It is out the window, but no way Phil i hate spiders and you have some big buggers down there .

Mike.

Don't forget the Dropbears, they're as big as Bunyips these days

 

[FootplatePhil]

Don't forget the Dropbears, they're as big as Bunyips these days

No Dropbears around here. The Yowies keep them away.

 

[IsambardKingdomBrunel]

What are Dropbears and Yowies ?

Mike.

 

[bolivar]

Mike:
Drop bear is a fictional, carnivorous hoax creature from Australian folklore, portrayed as a vicious, large version of the koala that attacks people by dropping from trees.
The Yowie is typically described as a bipedal, hairy, and ape-like creature, standing upright at 2.1 m (6 ft 11 in) The Yowie is one of several names for an Australian folklore entity that is reputed to live in the Outback. The creature has origins in Aboriginal oral history.

 

[PhilChorusch01]

Drop bear is a fictional, carnivorous hoax creature from Australian folklore, portrayed as a vicious, large version of the koala that attacks people by dropping from trees.

You forgot one important thing mate, the vegemite behind the ears

 

[IsambardKingdomBrunel]

Than

Mike:
Drop bear is a fictional, carnivorous hoax creature from Australian folklore, portrayed as a vicious, large version of the koala that attacks people by dropping from trees.
The Yowie is typically described as a bipedal, hairy, and ape-like creature, standing upright at 2.1 m (6 ft 11 in) The Yowie is one of several names for an Australian folklore entity that is reputed to live in the Outback. The creature has origins in Aboriginal oral history.

Thank you bolivar, sounds like "nightmare Australiaville".

Mike.

 

[IsambardKingdomBrunel]

Peter's excellent SAR Northern Dividion 3ft 6inch route.

Mike.

 

[IsambardKingdomBrunel]

The loco driving wheels animation is way out of synch. At 30mph, it looks like it is doing 90mph

Mike.

 

[IsambardKingdomBrunel]

Demondrille - Yass Branch.

Mike.

 

[H222]

A couple of RLs hauling a Northbound loaded (4600t) train back from Western Victoria to NSW!

I can't predict the future (though I would love to see these locos come down), just wanted to see how a loaded train drove between Heathcote Junction and Seymour as opposed to Seymour to Heathcote Junction.

Jamie

 

[PhilChorusch01]

Available now on the DLS
TRS19, TRS22 and Trainz Plus

 

[PhilChorusch01]

Available now!

 

[tdstead]

@IsambardKingdomBrunel thanks for pics of Demondrille - Yass Branch. downloaded and enjoying it

 

[IsambardKingdomBrunel]

@tdstead You are very welcome buddy.

Mike.

 

[IsambardKingdomBrunel]

Mike.

 

[tdstead]

@IsambardKingdomBrunel Yes ran that train Yesterday ..... did the option at end to go to the terminus

Great fun
Tom

 

[IsambardKingdomBrunel]

Alright Tom,
not completed it buddy sorry. Saved it after that last screen shot.

Mike.

 

[Stefmiz]

CR, ANR, and AN CL Classes approaching completion.

 

[H222]

Nice screenshots all.

Better than these ones, BUT , we are happy to announce that the Hotbox High Cube 48ft container scenery assets and commodities are now available on the DLS! When I get some time I will create a webpage but for now, they are available on the DLS under Barisbeer and H222’s author IDs. Searching “HB 48ft” on the DLS will also find them all by Ryan and I. All in all there’s 40 items, 11 commodities and 29 scenery items. Barisbeer has done the heavy lifting here, I just sorted them into commodities that range from the mid 90s to now.

We hope you enjoy using these containers. Later in the year, once we have done the 20ft containers, we are planning a small update of all our intermodal wagons to fix a few bugs, and revamp their engine specs/default container loads to make it much easier to load with our wagons.

Cheers
Jamie