Bishopton Castle

[locomotive10]

Wow,

I've been away from the Trainz Community for longer than I thought. Where can I find the standard gauge engines, rolling stock, track, and etc?

Nice route, btw. I look forward to downloading it.

Loco10

 

[trackplate]

Wow,

I've been away from the Trainz Community for longer than I thought. Where can I find the standard gauge engines, rolling stock, track, and etc?

All the items in these shots except the layout are available from the DLS

 

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[tdstead]

Those dock scenes are great

Just got thar right look about them ....

Sent updated Restormel Castle for a beta test, still think it needs a few more things done to it but getting close


Tom

 

[trackplate]

Originally by tdstead Those dock scenes are great Just got thar right look about them ....
Hi Tom pretty pleased my self though there are still items that require fixing

 

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[Jananton]

Looks nice trackplate. A good introduction to broad gauge.

Btw, is someone missing a boiler in those last shots...

Greetings from rainy Amsterdam,

Jan

 

[tdstead]

Nope !

The shots are from both the expermental locos that were not a success, each consisted of 3 parts the front was a driving unit that one was 2-2-2 and the other 0-4-0, the second section is the boiler and the 3rd the tender.

As you can probly work out there was only the weight of the frame and pistons on the driver unit plas any ballast added it had to haul its own boiler, tender and train, locos that used the weight of the boiler for extra traction worked a lot better.

Hope this helps

Tom

 

[Jananton]

So, if I understand correctly, this was a real-life fiasco you depicted, great. :hehe:

Greetings from sunny Amsterdam,

Jan

 

[trackplate]

So, if I understand correctly, this was a real-life fiasco

Hi Jan
Weight was a great problem with these giants of their day so distribution over a large area of rail was vital to avoid track breakage (see shot 4 Lol)