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D9007_Pinza
Murringo's shed foreman
stanb, I'm actually running TRS2004. The reason I only have a UTC serial number with my username is because when helping a friend register his copy of Trainz 2004, I picked up the wrong case and put in my copy's serial number, rather than his, so we just share the serial number for downloading and add-ons we want. And in correction, I actually meant to type Content Dispatcher in my previous post, not Content Manager.
Regards, Evan.
Regards, Evan.
D9007_Pinza
Murringo's shed foreman
G'day Steve. I've got a copy of 2010 on order, just waiting for it to arrive now.Evan, I think its about time you upgraded to at least 09, that way you can import your route into that and add even more detail
I'm Jamie
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Jamie
Hi Jamie
great shots
I was wondering where did you get that goods shed (on the right side) in your first shot?
Is it available?
Thanks
D9007_Pinza
Murringo's shed foreman
Hi Jamie
great shots
I was wondering where did you get that goods shed (on the right side) in your first shot?
Is it available?
Thanks
I'm more interested in that carriage shed? on the left. Some great screenies Jamie.
The carriage shed is built-in from TRS2006(?) and upwards (i think, correct me if i'm wrong) of which there is a 1 and 2 track version.
But i don't believe the are on the DLS...
But i don't believe the are on the DLS...
No its not because it is built in:hehe:
Evan: being delivered? why not just buy it? we got it from EBgames:hehe:
Jamie: [Quote: I'm Jamie] you sure are:hehe:
steve:hehe:
No its not because it is built in:hehe:But i don't believe the are on the DLS...
FACEPALM oh yeah of course, not one of my smartest moments :hehe:
Great thanks for that, downloading now
will work great on the route i am planning
Thanks
D9007_Pinza
Murringo's shed foreman
Ordered it through my local EB Games as they didn't have it in stock at the time:wave:
Forest_Runner
Well-known member
They look sensational, Pete. Awesome!!
From outback South Oz... mineral loading, the old fashioned way.
ARHS tour makes its way out of town.
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From outback South Oz... mineral loading, the old fashioned way.
ARHS tour makes its way out of town.
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4854 and 4510 combine to work a down freight through Beaconsfield to (whatever the station at the end of the line will be called). The cement is going to a siding at (whatever the station at the end of the line will be called), while the grain wagons are conveying wheat to a flour mill at (whatever the station at the end of the line will be called). This train usually runs every second day.
EDIT: Pete (ad602000) - I've long been in love with those cement wagons you've made. I don't suppose you ever have plans to revisit them? Given some of your recent work, I'd be amazed to see what you could do with them now. The thing I've always been impressed with is that they seem to carry a lot of weight - when the locos pick them up they really have to work. Given that cement is so heavy, this is quite a nice touch.
Climbing up out of Beaconsfield:
Crossing the highway:
EDIT: Pete (ad602000) - I've long been in love with those cement wagons you've made. I don't suppose you ever have plans to revisit them? Given some of your recent work, I'd be amazed to see what you could do with them now. The thing I've always been impressed with is that they seem to carry a lot of weight - when the locos pick them up they really have to work. Given that cement is so heavy, this is quite a nice touch.
Climbing up out of Beaconsfield:
Crossing the highway:
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D9007_Pinza
Murringo's shed foreman
The look great Pete. A fine tribute to these long serving workhorses. Can we expect to see some CUB sets in red and cream for the Newcastle Express and green and cream for the South Cast Daylight that the painted 32s regurarly appeared with to join them?