Excellent fun from stationmistress

[twarner]

'stationmistress', a name I haven't seen before but producing excellent model railway type layouts with plenty of well scripted action.

'Woodlands' and 'The steelworks' seen so far.

Thanks for your efforts and especially for the links to content giving quick and accurate downloading.

Keep it up! :clap:

Terry

 

[colourlight]

STATIONMISTRESS! Are you sure this is the correct forum. Perhaps you need an aldult only forum?

 

[ftldave]

'stationmistress' ... Thanks for your efforts and especially for the links to content giving quick and accurate downloading.

So you are referring to content not available from DLS? Or what?

 

[Gary_Evans]

STATIONMISTRESS! Are you sure this is the correct forum. Perhaps you need an aldult only forum?

What's an aldult?

 

[twarner]

So you are referring to content not available from DLS? Or what?

If you follow the link in 'detailed' on the DL, you'll see but here it is anyway.

http://www.thehangaruk.com/trainz/thesteelworks_assets/index.htm (Copy and paste seems to truncate it but it does work)

Terry

 

[twarner]

STATIONMISTRESS! Are you sure this is the correct forum. Perhaps you need an aldult only forum?

Don't shoot the messenger! I'm just quoting the username!

Terry

 

[sniper297]

Gotta wash your minds out with soap

"Mistress" is the feminine form of "master", both can have either positive or negative connotations depending on usage. A "stationmistress", therefore, would be a female stationmaster, nothing dirty about it unless you're really really juvenile. Sexism in spelling;

Firefox spellchecker recognizes the word "stationmaster" as correctly spelled, but despite over 20 years of women's liberation before spellcheckers were invented it doesn't recognize the feminine form of the job title. Didn't the original "Shining Time Station" children's show that introduced Thomas the Tank Engine have a stationmistress?

 

[twarner]

For goodness sake 'sniper' (perhaps from your username we should assume that you're a psychotic killer)

I was only trying to bring to people's attention a scource of fun layouts and sessions and didn't expect to be psychoanalysed.

Terry

 

[sniper297]

You weren't the one who thought "mistress" was an adult word.

 

[ct_krogen]

STATIONMISTRESS! Are you sure this is the correct forum. Perhaps you need an aldult only forum?

she has upload two routes for trainz..

 

[colourlight]

"Mistress" is the feminine form of "master", both can have either positive or negative connotations depending on usage. A "stationmistress", therefore, would be a female stationmaster, nothing dirty about it unless you're really really juvenile. Sexism in spelling; I was only making a light hearted remark your honour. And they say Brits don,t have a sense of humour! Trainz is Fun. And mistresses can be even more fun (until the wife finds out)

 

[Mick_Berg]

After all this silliness it would be nice to have a link to the actual routes.
Mick Berg.

 

[sniper297]

Gotta throw in a :hehe: or something when you're joking. Hopefully the lady has a sense of humor, or humour if she's British. That was a joke, BTW. :wave:

Links, lessee, open content mangler, set filter for author=stationmistress, here we go;

LMS Coronation class Red Tender (static),<kuid:515726:1029>
LMS Coronation Class Red (static),<kuid2:515726:1021:1>
The Steelworks route,<kuid:515726:1352>
The Steelworks session,<kuid:515726:1354>
Woodlands, the route,<kuid2:515726:1047:1>
Woodlands, the session,<kuid:515726:1048>

 

[ulipascha]

@ stationmistress,

Thank you for the excellent track "The Steel Works Route" and the one treading new paths with the specification of the used objects with a download path. excellent

 

[twarner]

Ah, at least folk are starting to notice the routes now and appreciate the download links.

It's great to have links to all the 'unknown' content that appears in 'dependencies' rather than having to scrabble around trying to get some kind soul to help in finding them.

Terry

 

[Deano5]

I did see these on the DLS, but thought I'd leave alone as the author was unknown. I'll give them a go now that you have recommended them.
Cheers for the input on these. :wave:

 

[stationmistress]

Woodlands and The Steelworks

Guess what? I do have a sense of humour. The years of 1942-1946 are the time when stationmistresses were greatly appreciated to keep the railways running. History lesson over. Thanks for the kind words and appreciation for what I have done. I have another route on the go at the moment. From where I live, I can see what used to be a GWR works, now a museum and Motive Power Depot next door to each other. Artistic licence is being used very much in this layout, but eventually it will be finished and put on the DLS.

 

[johnwhelan]

Guess what? I do have a sense of humour. The years of 1942-1946 are the time when stationmistresses were greatly appreciated to keep the railways running. History lesson over. Thanks for the kind words and appreciation for what I have done. I have another route on the go at the moment. From where I live, I can see what used to be a GWR works, now a museum and Motive Power Depot next door to each other. Artistic licence is being used very much in this layout, but eventually it will be finished and put on the DLS.

Are your routes UK based? If so I'll add them into the UK layout thread.

Thanks John

 

[stationmistress]

No they're not. Just imagination this time. I had to start somewhere. The next one will be though.

 

[Paulsw2]

The years of 1942-1946 are the time when stationmistresses were greatly appreciated to keep the railways running.

Hear, hear! :clap: