Looking for xing items.

[2Wayne]

Hello everyone im looking for some crossing plates over the railroad tracks.

http://sandspringsok.org/caffeine/uploads/files/CityNews/Hwy 97 Crossing-A.jpg

http://www.blmamodels.com/images/store/4105c.jpg

http://www.blmamodels.com/images/store/4106c.jpg

Is there anything like these that anyone knows of? Also how or what kind of roads can i use to get my traffic on the normal side of the road for USA roads?

 

[JCitron]

Hello everyone im looking for some crossing plates over the railroad tracks.

http://sandspringsok.org/caffeine/uploads/files/CityNews/Hwy 97 Crossing-A.jpg

http://www.blmamodels.com/images/store/4105c.jpg

http://www.blmamodels.com/images/store/4106c.jpg

Is there anything like these that anyone knows of? Also how or what kind of roads can i use to get my traffic on the normal side of the road for USA roads?

Check out the various Grade XING US models by BNSF50 (Clem or his wife). These crossings can be altered by changing the properties.

They really are awesome crossings too the way the work and sound.

John

 

[Retro00064]

The closest match to the crossing platforms that 2Wayne posted that I know of are Maddy25's YARN crossings. At least some of them (one? two?) have concrete crossing platforms like those in those photos.

Crossing platforms like that are just an additional thing on my YARN2 project to-do list.

BNSF50's crossings are very nice. I just wish that there were more of them (including NRC crossings) that were models of older-style signals with the small-lens lights with egg-shaped cases. Most of the crossing signals in the set seem to be representations of modern/newer signals. Still, it is a great set. I do not believe that any of the crossing platforms in the set can be set to match the crossing platforms that 2Wayne posted photos of above, however.

To answer 2Wayne's other question: I believe that the side of the road that the traffic drives on is defined in the region that you choose for your map, not in the road splines. Try changing the map's region to a proper one; for example, "United States".

Regards,

Retro.

 

[scratchy]

Try putting in the DLS "be" with the author being "Bekaember" some of the stuff the guy does is pretty close to what ur after

 

[Retro00064]

Thanks mate! I see lots of goodies!

Regards,

Retro.

 

[2Wayne]

The closest match to the crossing platforms that 2Wayne posted that I know of are Maddy25's YARN crossings. At least some of them (one? two?) have concrete crossing platforms like those in those photos.

Crossing platforms like that are just an additional thing on my YARN2 project to-do list.

BNSF50's crossings are very nice. I just wish that there were more of them (including NRC crossings) that were models of older-style signals with the small-lens lights with egg-shaped cases. Most of the crossing signals in the set seem to be representations of modern/newer signals. Still, it is a great set. I do not believe that any of the crossing platforms in the set can be set to match the crossing platforms that 2Wayne posted photos of above, however.

To answer 2Wayne's other question: I believe that the side of the road that the traffic drives on is defined in the region that you choose for your map, not in the road splines. Try changing the map's region to a proper one; for example, "United States".

Regards,

Retro.

Thanks a bunch for the help!! Found lots of stuff!

Try putting in the DLS "be" with the author being "Bekaember" some of the stuff the guy does is pretty close to what ur after

Thanks a ton Scratchy i will check out this stuff tomorrow and see what its like, thanks so much!