Modelling UK Signaling in the 1950s and 60s

[johnwhelan]

However, I don't think this will end up on the DLS. The file size is massive and we haven't even added the Horsham and Portsmouth DEMs yet! If you've seen those Canadian Rockies payware routes on the Trainz Store then you'll get the idea of how big this is going to be.

jatws.org can probably find it a home.

Cheerio John

 

[blueodessey]

I can't say I've seen any of the Southern approach light signals and the only standard colour light ones I've seen that don't have a rectangular surround only have a rounded top. I think there were only two aspect ones available.

You may well have seen the following link before, https://www.railsigns.uk/info/appsig1.html

This perhaps the best overall guide for UK signalling systems I think in all the years I've ever seen.

Was tooling around reading several old post that peaked My interest.

The guide is multi faceted with excellent comment, actual pictures to help one from across the Pond to benefit with good understanding when I see strange looking signals constituted within a UK Route.

Always good to pickup additional knowledge contained within these forums.

Thankyou for sharing!