Australian screenshots

[mattm]

Looks good Matt, you've made some progress is a few days!

I appreciate the compliment, but there isn't actually that much progress at all.

There's a reason I use low camera angles!

Edit: Besides, I spend so much time here on the forums, it's amazing that I get anything done in-game.

Matt.

 

[Tanvaras]

Besides, I spend so much time here on the forums, it's amazing that I get anything done in-game.

Matt.

Oh so true Matt, I been lurking around the forums more than working / testing things in my route. Though I have it out to a few friends atm finding all sorts of things that have needed attention. But its coming along nicely and fingers crossed and all going well I do hope to have the route uploading to the DLS within a month or so.

Cheers

Trent

 

[jetpilot29]

Silverwater yard exists only in my mind, Jason. It's a fictional route I got the urge to do, to give me the opportunity to try a bit of urban modelling.

I chose the name because that's where my dad works, as did I, briefly, before deciding unemployment is easier.

I could have called it Rozelle, Botany, or Clyde, but figured that that would invite unwanted attention from rivet-counters.:hehe::hehe:

Matt.

Ah ture very cool interesting route.

 

[rbar_164]

No! I will not lets this thread die!

Heres K103, yet again, in Cobalt where it picks up more wagons to add to its empty cattle...

More to follow...

Cheers
Stevo

 

[rbar_164]

...the train departs...

...have some cows backside for your troubles :hehe: ...

Cheers
Stevo

 

[SARRailways]

Damn Steve you have some amazing talent!! Will that fantastic route your working on be released?

 

[rastis]

G'day! :wave:

Two screenshots from an old route of mine which I've started to get back into building.

AN11, CLP15 and AN5.

And for a bit of humour:

CLP15 thought it was a bird.

Cheers!

Jake.

 

[mattm]

G'day! :wave:

Two screenshots from an old route of mine which I've started to get back into building.
~Snip~

And for a bit of humour:
~Snip~

CLP15 though it was a bird.

Cheers!

Jake.

Ah, yes, the dangers of taking a screenshot on an unfinished route!

I can't count the number of times I've run out of line trying to get a near perfect shot.

Nice route.

Also, Steve, I can't view your shots,as it appears you've had too many views.

Matt.

 

[rbar_164]

Yeah, I know, I shall have to email photobucket and tell them their idiots!

Cheers
Stevo

 

[rbar_164]

...if this works, click on the pictures to enlarge them and I'll use imageshack for a while...

http://s744.photobucket.com/albums/xx86/stevy350/

Cheers
Stevo

 

[Willem2]

The Miles to Gladstone Gas pipeline project.

A bit of work going on at the gas pipe transfer area, trucks unloading in the staging yard and trains loading for the trip to Miles.

Pipes are available as;
Product, 12m Gas Pipe Product
Static, 12m Gas Pipe Stack
Loaded, Trailer B 12m Gas Pipes

Uploaded and will be available sooooon.

Cheers,

Bill.

 

[Davido]

 

[itzemmyjane]

Looking yummy

 

[QHRtrainz]

@davido dam, they are looking really good, a must get when they come out even if they are payware

cheers,
Jake

 

[D9007_Pinza]

Looking sweeet, David :udrool: Just a suggestion, but maybe release a freeware and payware version? The freeware one with lower res textures, no cab/interior views and lower detail mesh, and the payware one with hi res textures, cab/interior views and high detail mesh?
Cheers, Evan.

 

[jetpilot29]

:udrool: :udrool: @ V-Set, they're awesome Davido.

Cheers.
Jason

 

[Davido]

Thanks guy's.
Just wondering Evan, what would you expect to pay?

 

[H222]

Hey, value goes down with age

Jamie

 

[Tanvaras]

Thanks guy's.
Just wondering Evan, what would you expect to pay?

His left Kidney and right lung? I am sure Evan wont mind sacrificing those for the Trainz fans....LOL


Nice work David. I look forward to smashing my piggy bank, cause they are worth it mate. Brilliant work as always.

Cheers

Trent

 

[lenice]

The Miles to Gladstone Gas pipeline project.

A bit of work going on at the gas pipe transfer area, trucks unloading in the staging yard and trains loading for the trip to Miles.
Bill.

AAAhhhhh! That would explain the train I passed on the way back from Ipswich the other day. Had a quite a few wagons loaded with pipes that weren't small diameter in size. Thanks.
Great content as usual Bill. Keep up the good work. I am sure that these will be a welcome industry to many layouts in the future.
Rgards
Glen