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trainman3801
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Lookin' good alcoholic :Y:
Ghostryder
QDRN CEO
Got to love that Stationary Boiler shot. Best job i think 3801 ever did :hehe:
ghosty
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D9007_Pinza
Murringo's shed foreman
Welcome Crashy 
Don't sweat about posting your routes. We all started from the same square. Even Forest_Runner would have. :hehe: As for your posts containing insanity, we've got enough as it is. 
Lenice, you're loco depot is looking great. The only thing I feel your steam depot is missing is a de-ashing pit Drop one in near the watering and coaling facilities. A siding for open wagons to be loaded with the ash would be recommendable as well.
Don't sweat about posting your routes. We all started from the same square. Even Forest_Runner would have. :hehe: As for your posts containing insanity, we've got enough as it is. Lenice, you're loco depot is looking great. The only thing I feel your steam depot is missing is a de-ashing pit Drop one in near the watering and coaling facilities. A siding for open wagons to be loaded with the ash would be recommendable as well.
Thanks Pinza and Ghosty
Yeah not a fan of the full scale 3801 so using it in a historically correct situation was a thing I felt like doing :hehe:
As for interesting things one can do I found is have a small 4 wheeled open wagon "S" Truck for example and have a small section of line crossing under the line to the loco depot entry roads as what was once done at Valley Heights NSW. Will look for my pics and show you what I mean.
Yeah not a fan of the full scale 3801 so using it in a historically correct situation was a thing I felt like doing
:hehe: As for interesting things one can do I found is have a small 4 wheeled open wagon "S" Truck for example and have a small section of line crossing under the line to the loco depot entry roads as what was once done at Valley Heights NSW. Will look for my pics and show you what I mean.
Thanks for the compliment Pinza. I actually have an ash pit in the depot. It is the tower just in front of the brick Service shed. It is a few roads over from the coaling and watering facilities and has a recieving road for wagons to load ash into. It was one of the bits I had a problem with placing as I have had no experience with steamers, only diesels, so had to figure the lie of each facility myself.Any pointers gratefully recieved however.
Rear of engine shed, coal and water provisioning in foreground and Service shed in background with ash collection just in front. Some textures added.
Thanks
Glen
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D9007_Pinza
Murringo's shed foreman
Lenice, thank you for pointing that out. Must be going blind from my welder :hehe: Can't really think of anything else it's missing other than some steamers 
For info on depot arrangements, I would recommend a browse of some steam era yard plans. Can't really offer you more advice than that as I know stuff all about QR practice at any time.
For info on depot arrangements, I would recommend a browse of some steam era yard plans. Can't really offer you more advice than that as I know stuff all about QR practice at any time.Timothetoolman
L.O.V.E.M.U.F.F.I.N
T377 arrives at Postma with the 8:05 Passenger. There is 10 minutes for a run around before the morning goods arrives...
Cheers
Timo
Cheers
Timo
Pinza,
Where would I be able to find some of these ? I tried doing different searches for maps and plans and came up with nothing much. Could have been putting in the wrong words to search also.
Thanks
Glen
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like 150km
Hope not Jamie
. I'm up there in the morning and I'm not qualified for the Valley line only North Coast line.Glen:hehe:
Beaten to the post...damn !!
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Willem2
Trainzer Kuid 97008
Hi Glen,
maybe this is a helpful link it has a range of track plans, you will have to search the different pdf files.
http://www.artc.com.au/Content.aspx?p=38
Or if you go to Ian's on Sunday I can give them to you (approx 20Mb)
Cheers,
Bill.
emu
very nice work ive just start my citytrain network where did u get those emus from they look really great matt
very nice work ive just start my citytrain network where did u get those emus from they look really great matt
Phew, I'm glad someone asked about the EMU. I didn't want to step on any toes 
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I just love the side detail - you can see the rivets on that flat panel near the doors, where they used to have the 'Save the Planet' stickers. That's the best QR EMU I've seen in Trainz by far.
.I just love the side detail - you can see the rivets on that flat panel near the doors, where they used to have the 'Save the Planet' stickers. That's the best QR EMU I've seen in Trainz by far.