Ghostryder
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its an inbuilt station in the game. its wallangarra station.
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trainfan2017
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In TRS2009 WBE?
Never seen that in there, i might check it out tonight
Never seen that in there, i might check it out tonight
Now for some GMs, I bring to you Great Northern GM 10 and GM 22. Commonwealth Railways GM 1 has also been created.
I've been reliably informed that the GM class has a thin blue line between the maroon and silver. Upon being shown some photographs, Zec was proven to be correct, thankyou to that man.
More soon.
I've been reliably informed that the GM class has a thin blue line between the maroon and silver. Upon being shown some photographs, Zec was proven to be correct, thankyou to that man.
More soon.
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Ausrail8040
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Good evening all... a couple shots from the Cranbourne line, which is almost (I hope 
) completed..... enjoy.
Cheers!
Ausrail.
) completed..... enjoy.
Cheers!
Ausrail.
hi folks
Done my best to replicate ARG's 53, or Ex 553. The loco is now in the hands of Bluebird Railway and can be seen in this month's issue of Motive Power on page 7, Bluebird is a subsidiary of CFCLA.
The loco previously wore yellow and red livery, but due to how this loco is mapped, it's quite impossible to make the red frames as the same map also raps around the fuel tanks and handrails. To accomodate for that, I've made it very oily and grubby to compensate for the lack of red on the loco. There is a very faint red on the plows, but that's about it.
Anyhow, the real loco is this one.....
http://locopage.railpage.org.au/photos/533_Islington.JPG
Here is the one I have done.
The engine uses Rob's Victorian loco horns and the English Electric sounds by Jacob Cash.
Done my best to replicate ARG's 53, or Ex 553. The loco is now in the hands of Bluebird Railway and can be seen in this month's issue of Motive Power on page 7, Bluebird is a subsidiary of CFCLA.
The loco previously wore yellow and red livery, but due to how this loco is mapped, it's quite impossible to make the red frames as the same map also raps around the fuel tanks and handrails. To accomodate for that, I've made it very oily and grubby to compensate for the lack of red on the loco. There is a very faint red on the plows, but that's about it.
Anyhow, the real loco is this one.....
http://locopage.railpage.org.au/photos/533_Islington.JPG
Here is the one I have done.
The engine uses Rob's Victorian loco horns and the English Electric sounds by Jacob Cash.
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Thanks Alyx, I like grubby locos.
Anyhow, I've done a 2100 in SCT livery. QR 2114 D was real loco in service, I believe it was one of the units sent to Chile. From memory I think 10 2100s were sent to metre gauge in that country.
2114 D never was painted in QR Bronco corporate scheme, retained its blue livery until it was painted in primer before its departure to Chile. It now dawns the FCAB livery of blue, yellow and orange although I couldn't tell you what road number it received.
I guess the livery on T 414 may suit the Clyde/GM of Queensland, another reason I called it 2114 D, to sort of "associate" it with the Victorian loco.
I have no pictures of the rear of T 414 so I looked at an SCT class and made it more like that. Completely fictional so if something is not 100% proto then we can't complain really.
Here is 2114 D...
The loco will come with Psycho_Aussie's animated bogeys and cab, probably Jacob Cash's loco horn.
Dunno what I'll do next.:hehe:
Anyhow, I've done a 2100 in SCT livery.
QR 2114 D was real loco in service, I believe it was one of the units sent to Chile. From memory I think 10 2100s were sent to metre gauge in that country. 2114 D never was painted in QR Bronco corporate scheme, retained its blue livery until it was painted in primer before its departure to Chile. It now dawns the FCAB livery of blue, yellow and orange although I couldn't tell you what road number it received.
I guess the livery on T 414 may suit the Clyde/GM of Queensland, another reason I called it 2114 D, to sort of "associate" it with the Victorian loco.
I have no pictures of the rear of T 414 so I looked at an SCT class and made it more like that. Completely fictional so if something is not 100% proto then we can't complain really.
Here is 2114 D...
The loco will come with Psycho_Aussie's animated bogeys and cab, probably Jacob Cash's loco horn.
Dunno what I'll do next.:hehe:
Hi folks
In 2002, QR reguaged 6 1502 class for standard gauge operations with Interail in NSW. The bogeys from 49 class were used under the ex QR locos.
The livey of Interail was retained from the Northern Rivers Railroad (NRR) for the "I think" first 4 units, the latter two receiving the QRN "Eagle" livery.
I'm going to put a fictional spin on this.:hehe:
Beginning of 2003, 3 2100 class were regauged for use by Interail. EDI Downer, Maryborough in QLD had some spare standard gauge bogeys suitable for the 90 tonne QR locos.
In following the class sequence employed by Interail, the 2100s became the 424 class. Class leader, 42401 is seen here after emerging from Razorback loco sheds.....
Dirty 42401 with some of the panels replaced as such, the livery is affected.
They utilise the cab and animated bogeys by Psycho_Aussie, and Jacob Cash's loco horn.
In 2002, QR reguaged 6 1502 class for standard gauge operations with Interail in NSW. The bogeys from 49 class were used under the ex QR locos.
The livey of Interail was retained from the Northern Rivers Railroad (NRR) for the "I think" first 4 units, the latter two receiving the QRN "Eagle" livery.
I'm going to put a fictional spin on this.:hehe:
Beginning of 2003, 3 2100 class were regauged for use by Interail. EDI Downer, Maryborough in QLD had some spare standard gauge bogeys suitable for the 90 tonne QR locos.
In following the class sequence employed by Interail, the 2100s became the 424 class. Class leader, 42401 is seen here after emerging from Razorback loco sheds.....
Dirty 42401 with some of the panels replaced as such, the livery is affected.
They utilise the cab and animated bogeys by Psycho_Aussie, and Jacob Cash's loco horn.
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Hi folks
I've had a nother try at a QRNational "Eagle" 2100. The most difficult part to get right is the "beak" over the cab, it's not perfect but it'll do for now.
The other problem with the Paintshed 2100 is the mapping. Now I've got a bit of a conundrum and not sure which way to go with this. When texturing the frames, you can colour the metal parts on the sides of the walkways. The problem being is that when you texture the left walkways, you also texture the right walkways. Because of this, it makes it impossible to make a 100% accurate QRN livery.
This does create a problem when doing the QRN livery. I can do it two ways, either in the pics I'm about to show, or just leave the frames colourless and have them grey all around. I'm sort of starting to think the latter option maybe better, but I will experiment with that.
Anyhow, this is my second attempt at the QRN Eagle 2100 class.....
I'll add two more shots when I have the second option done. I may ask for opinions then, a bit of a vote I guess. Voting Colhad for prime minister is the third option.
I've had a nother try at a QRNational "Eagle" 2100. The most difficult part to get right is the "beak" over the cab, it's not perfect but it'll do for now.
The other problem with the Paintshed 2100 is the mapping. Now I've got a bit of a conundrum and not sure which way to go with this. When texturing the frames, you can colour the metal parts on the sides of the walkways. The problem being is that when you texture the left walkways, you also texture the right walkways. Because of this, it makes it impossible to make a 100% accurate QRN livery.
This does create a problem when doing the QRN livery. I can do it two ways, either in the pics I'm about to show, or just leave the frames colourless and have them grey all around. I'm sort of starting to think the latter option maybe better, but I will experiment with that.
Anyhow, this is my second attempt at the QRN Eagle 2100 class.....
I'll add two more shots when I have the second option done. I may ask for opinions then, a bit of a vote I guess. Voting Colhad for prime minister is the third option.
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prometheus_au
New member
Good evening all... a couple shots from the Cranbourne line, which is almost (I hope
Cheers!
Ausrail.
That X'trap isn't on the DLS yet is it? Hmmm? :'(
Some more QRNational Clyde/GMs.
2170 class, numbers are 2190D, 2212, 2213D, 2185D, 2188D and 2184D, more may follow.
2470 class, numbers are 2474D, 2478H, 2493H, 2487H and 2484H.
Both classes come with Psycho's cab and bogeys, Jacob Cash's horn sounds.
2170 engine sounds are standard Auran 2100 sounds, 2470 class uses Wulf_9's 12-645E soundfile.
I've also updated the Bicentennial 2401 with a few adjusments.
2170 class, numbers are 2190D, 2212, 2213D, 2185D, 2188D and 2184D, more may follow.
2470 class, numbers are 2474D, 2478H, 2493H, 2487H and 2484H.
Both classes come with Psycho's cab and bogeys, Jacob Cash's horn sounds.
2170 engine sounds are standard Auran 2100 sounds, 2470 class uses Wulf_9's 12-645E soundfile.
I've also updated the Bicentennial 2401 with a few adjusments.
Nope, only via VicTrainz... Which reminds me, need to reinstate the link to it on the forums...
Zec
brokensleeper
Member
K103 runs a light engine test trip after its summer holiday
In the evening K103 ran a loaded test train with a C class added just in case here we see it departing Wattle Creek
K103 enters the Karra Bay branch
K103 works hard pulling the train upgrade
A2 996 returned to service after a lengthly and expensive overhaul an 81 was added just in case here we see it prior to departure
The day a special double header was run with the A2 &K here we see train flying across the flats