Australian screenshots

[H222]

Cityrail Burbank


Jamie

 

[tallmiketc]

from my fictional route










thanks to flickr

 

[tallmiketc]

Tallmiketc, looking good. Love the second shot, especially the embankment.
Very nicely done.
Is the route a fictional or prototypical line?

Matt.

Thanks for the comment. It's a shot from my fictional route.

 

[mattm]

Hi all,

Great shots from the last few days.

Jamie, nice start there. Keep going.

Tallmiketc, brilliant. I love it, very realistic. Please show more:mop::udrool::mop:

Matt.

 

[trainz89]

We are in safe hands

Hello Everyone

A few memo's to get throught;

Jamie, Loverly WIP, just don't give up.:clap:

Tallmiketc; I am amazed, it like your really there. All you need is some "Red Rattlers", and your in heaven.:Y:

Matt, I really love your work.

Regards
Michael G
QGR

 

[mattm]

Jamei/Tallmike, could i ask what catenary the two of you are uing in your respective works?

Thanks,

Matt.

 

[H222]

Tallmike is using Davido's un-released overheads

And check yourself

CityRail-07.cdp

EDIT: Can you change a route back build numbers??

Badly done and rushed, but was a test of trunda's trees

Jamie

 

[Petan]

Lots of material on QLD and NSW rail matters at John Knowles's website

Including the Gabba and Warwick etc etc
http://freespace.virgin.net/johnk.pb15/index.htm

Southport
http://freespace.virgin.net/johnk.pb15/southport.html

 

[Ghostryder]

[SIZE=-1]Feliz Navidad, [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]Fröhliche Weihnachten, [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]Shinnen omedeto. Kurisumasu Omedeto, [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]Gledileg Jol, [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]Joyeux Noel, [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]Gun Tso Sun Tan'Gung Haw Sun, [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]Kung His Hsin Nien bing Chu Shen Tan, [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]Vrolijk Kerstfeest en een Gelukkig Nieuwjaar! or Zalig Kerstfeast and finally [/SIZE][SIZE=-1](in English) Merry Christmas to all may we all have a wonderful and Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.

The Christmas express rolled through the East Coast of NSW with QR1461 VR 2512 NSW 42101 AN3 and 1520 and brought with it the magic and spirit of Christmas.


station Master S Claus awaits the arrival of the Christmas Express.


Christmas express slides into town.



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Merry Christmas Everyone.

Ghosty
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[ad602000]

the Vline DRC is available at Victrainz, for those interested

cheers
pete

 

[misterchugg]

ghosty
love your passengers on the stations

very well done mate

cheers
ron

 

[Raichase]

Wow, couple of amazing batches of Cityrail screenshots there, well done guys!

Also of interest, someone attempted to break into my account last night, so if you see me posting a little strangly, please contact me via e-mail. I've changed my password, even though they were unsuccessful.

 

[HiBaller]

But, I thought Christmas time down under was pretty hot. We rarely get snow in July here. :hehe:

Bill

 

[Ghostryder]

Hiballer
Yeah normally it is but with the spirit and magic of Christmas anything is possible, Merry Christmas Hiballer have a good one.

Ghosty

 

[HiBaller]

Thanks, Ghosty. You have a good one also. One of these days I'll have to post some more shots from our joint AUS/US effort at the Beechy.

Bill

 

[Timothetoolman]

But, I thought Christmas time down under was pretty hot.

Not in Melbourne. For the last few years we have had Christmas Day's with temperatures under 20 degrees. It's freezing down here

Timo

 

[HiBaller]

Up here that's Global Warming. I guess it would be Global Cooling down there.

Cheers,

Bill

 

[Raichase]

Bill - nah mate, that's just Melbourne! It's true about it being "four seasons in one day". Fantastic city to visit, but bring all kinds of clothing, no matter what the weather "should" be. I've worn four layers in the middle of spring, and cooked myself in the sun in late autumn. I dread a Melbourne winter, so I stay up here in NSW (which has crazy weather too, but usually over a whole day or two).

 

[HiBaller]

We have places like that also. I used to live in Boulder, Colorado. The saying there was: "If you don't like the weather, wait a minute and it'll change". Living right under the mountains like that can make weather jump down on the town with scarcely any warning at all. I've been on picnics in August up in the mountains and been snowed on. Of course, we were at 10,000 feet (3048M) at the time.

Bill

 

[Mitchey]

Middle of January - 4 degrees at Ballarat... I'll never forget that!!

Also, I was wondering if there are any stand-alone crossings signs (with flashing lights), similar to the built-in "XING 1 Lights", "XING 2 Lights", etc, but instead of the traditional crossbucks, featured the more modern 'red square' style crossbucks like those used in Queensland?

If anyone knows of any, this would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!
Mitch