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Is there any plans to release those fantastic 45 class you were working on Davido?
Ghostryder
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ok its been a while since i posted something.
from a test map i have made today in 2009
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cheers
ghosty
from a test map i have made today in 2009
Thanks to ImageShack for Free Image Hosting
cheers
ghosty
Well then, my plan seems to be coming together perfectly. BTW I am using TRS2009. Would TC4 stuff work in TRS2009 ?
Crossing the Fitzroy Crossing Bridge
..... On the way to Emu Flats.
Regards
Yeah. They were built to run in TC3 so should run in 09.
If I make them 06 compatible they should run in everything later than 06.
Cheers
Nice shots everyone!Peter, I'll send over that wagon you wanted in a second (although haven't built the doors yet...). Also Rod, didn't the IA's carry briquettes? I've got some planned if they did...
[/I]Almost done now
Tom
Yes Tom their were captive trains I believe in the L class days. However I have seen plenty of red GY / RY 's loaded with briquettes too. In earlier days not all GY's were grain proofed. and were used for general cargoes
Cheers
Rod
Final words...
Welldone fella's & cheerio's!
Keep the spirit alive for what your doing for the sim and all the entire trainzing community.
:wave:
For those of you who were on my messenger. I sincerely apologise, I had to hit rock bottom sooner or later, it might be wise to bail out now.
Take care!!!
Welldone fella's & cheerio's!
Keep the spirit alive for what your doing for the sim and all the entire trainzing community.
:wave:
For those of you who were on my messenger. I sincerely apologise, I had to hit rock bottom sooner or later, it might be wise to bail out now.
Take care!!!
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amazing screenies as always guys, i havent been on lately because of my monthly broadband running out, i can barely load a web page if it runs out.
i get 12gb of internet per month, and ive used it all.
anyway, ill be posting some pics again on the 1st
without the internet, its given me time to create a new route.
more info soon
cheers,
burntruss.
amazing screenies as always guys
, i havent been on lately because of my monthly broadband running out, i can barely load a web page if it runs out.i get 12gb of internet per month, and ive used it all.
anyway, ill be posting some pics again on the 1st
without the internet, its given me time to create a new route.
more info soon
cheers,
burntruss.
A fond adieu not good-bye...
Marty,
Hope that last post is not permanent one
, only for a short while. You were the first contact I had with the local community (Trainz that is ) and as such, you left a great mark. I remember our meet at Roma Street parklands for the bridge project. I was very taken with your eye for detail and hoped to be able to emulate that myself. Anyway, before this starts sounding too mushy and sentimental, I hope we will see you back after a little "holiday" with more great QR and Australian content to build.
Regards
Glen :wave:
Marty,
Hope that last post is not permanent one
, only for a short while. You were the first contact I had with the local community (Trainz that is ) and as such, you left a great mark. I remember our meet at Roma Street parklands for the bridge project. I was very taken with your eye for detail and hoped to be able to emulate that myself. Anyway, before this starts sounding too mushy and sentimental, I hope we will see you back after a little "holiday" with more great QR and Australian content to build.Regards
Glen :wave:
Departing Wattle Creek:
Arriving into the loop at Karrah Bay, passing the Dairy Farmers siding:
Passing the goods shed and loco shed, complete with resident shunter 48113:
Passing the container siding:
Fuel depot:
Crossing the up passenger:
Up passenger entering the station loop:
Arriving into the loop at Karrah Bay, passing the Dairy Farmers siding:
Passing the goods shed and loco shed, complete with resident shunter 48113:
Passing the container siding:
Fuel depot:
Crossing the up passenger:
Up passenger entering the station loop:
Hi,
To make the reply shorter, I cut the pics.
You have a great route there. Can I please make one suggestion?
I notice you have what appears to be a ground frame operated by levers. It seems to go for quite some distance. My question is.....who is going to be the superman to operate the frame over that distance.
Apart from that concern, I do like your route.
Pete :wave:
