Model Railroadz
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Search "DDD MR". They're ray_whiley's models.
Keep on truckin',
Keep on truckin',
acelaamtrak
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They aren't mine, they are made from ray_whiley and are called DDD MR Chair + DDD MR Table 48 x 30.
You can find them on download station.
Thanks, I've been working on this for a long time now and I'm working up the detailing which, I think, adds massively to the scene. I've also made a good few assets specially for the route, most of these have been released to the DLS but there are more to come.
That's why I bought Trainz 2006 (in late 2005) - the LGB indoor & garden layout has not been touched for years as a result
! Trainz has the additional advantage of being very, very much cheaper than LGB in the UK 
.@ acelaamtrak
I like the non layout finishing touches to your railway room, they give the layout a context. Would you mind telling me the KUIDS of the carpet and bunk bed assets, I can't find them on the DLS?
Chris
Nice! Is it a city commuter-themed layout?
Anyway, keep on truckin',
Anyway, keep on truckin',
Chris, the carpet is probably from JR's Model Railroad package found in their freeware section. As for the bed, that is from Trainboi1's Trainz Forge model railroad pack, found in their scenery section near the bottom of the page. He also has a nice SP turntable and roundhouse there that would look great on a model railroad.
Keep on truckin',
If i recall correctly, it's on the DLS. Search up "<kuid2:243828:100205:1>". It should be by itareus himself (coincidence?).
Keep on truckin',
Keep on truckin',
Great work yourself, Felix! That looks AMAZING!
Seriously, keep on truckin',
Seriously, keep on truckin',
Dinorius_Redundicus
kuid 68213
That's probably THE best suburban street screenshot I've seen. I'm still trying to work out what it is that makes it so convincing.
I find it is down to the creator's ability to source and use assets, at which Felix is an absolute master
Keep 'em coming, mate! True art!
Cheers
Stevo
Thanks guys!
Deane, actually I think it's your tree shadows adding a substantial portion of atmosphere - that alternation of sunlight and shadow we perceive but usually don't pay attention in real life.
Another thing helping to look convincing may be the terrain being sloped in any direction. Even the train is climbing a 1 percent grade, the paralleling street has the same grade although barely noticeable from this perspective.
Apart from that Stevo sums it up quite nicely (no, not the master title), selecting suitable assets and arranging them in the 'right' way is something essential, and usually that takes me a lot of trial until I'm happy with it.
Deane, actually I think it's your tree shadows adding a substantial portion of atmosphere - that alternation of sunlight and shadow we perceive but usually don't pay attention in real life.
Another thing helping to look convincing may be the terrain being sloped in any direction. Even the train is climbing a 1 percent grade, the paralleling street has the same grade although barely noticeable from this perspective.
Apart from that Stevo sums it up quite nicely (no, not the master title
), selecting suitable assets and arranging them in the 'right' way is something essential, and usually that takes me a lot of trial until I'm happy with it.Once again,terrific work felix.I can see the continuation from your previous screenshot.It's so good you can't see the joins.I spend a couple of weeks and the end result is a cartoon then you produce something like this.....it's heartbreaking lol......fantastic work sir.
