Narrow gauge screenshots
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johnwhelan
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The route isn't ready. I'll remake it. I'll use another track, flora and some other parts. JVC flora is avalible on the DLS. Greenery flora is avalible on the site of it's authors ( http://www.greenery.name/mstsg/mstsgd.htm?trainz,1 ). Russian buildings and rolling stock isn't mine. And you can download them only from russian sites.
http://uzd-life.ucoz.ru/load/ Here there are a lot of rolling stock. But it's for 750mm gauge!
whistlehead
Lurking
750mm is 30in, so that works out fine.
I wonder, could someone package just the cab and I can see whether that works in TRS2006?
The reason I want to get the cab into TRS2006 is I have downloaded a Russian steam loco that uses the Px48 cab
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It is.:hehe: :hehe: :hehe:I see you used Highland Valley Railroad Route for these shots since I see some simalarites between the senery.
Of course you converted it to NG...I like your thinking!
I guess I might as well kick into the recent NG craze, with a few shots of a 30in railroad I've been working on...
Today the 11:00 tourist train took off from the station and headed for the forest. We were allowed to go around the forest as long as we didn't get lost- of course that's hard to do if there's a steamer around! We took this photo of our train inside Bear Forest:
We went across the tracks to the other side (Which I don't think the engineer seemed to like) to take this shot:
The engineer was nice enough to let us take a shot of a Baldwin 0-4-2T in the cab as we neared the station despite our earlier goof:
I wish I had a wider range of NG rolling stock that works in 04!
I guess I might as well kick into the recent NG craze, with a few shots of a 30in railroad I've been working on...
Today the 11:00 tourist train took off from the station and headed for the forest. We were allowed to go around the forest as long as we didn't get lost- of course that's hard to do if there's a steamer around! We took this photo of our train inside Bear Forest:
We went across the tracks to the other side (Which I don't think the engineer seemed to like) to take this shot:
The engineer was nice enough to let us take a shot of a Baldwin 0-4-2T in the cab as we neared the station despite our earlier goof:
I wish I had a wider range of NG rolling stock that works in 04!
(...) where did you get that wounderfull litle loco ?
http://www.ptram.eu/download.php?page=down&kategoria=3
But You have to register on this site: http://www.ptram.eu
up_train_boy
The Cumbres Pass Route
D&RGW 489 going through Lobato
Pictures Taken on my D&RGW Route (Not Finished)
Pictures Taken on my D&RGW Route (Not Finished)
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HawkeyeFultz
Cumbres and Toltec
I found these screens of my latest work on the C&TS (from about a month ago...before the 'puter died this past week) that I hadn't uploaded, so I thought I'd do that.
Phantom Curve
Somewhere around MP 337 (?), between Lobato and Cresco. The old roadbed for NM Highway 17 is visible to the right...it's the empty part with now shrubbery, for those who are from Missouri, like me. :hehe:
The latest work on Tanglefoot Curve. I re-refixed some of the gradients, curves, grass, and textures.
Then after I got done with the work on the previous three screens, I got on kind of a high or something, and went nuts on the area around the trestle at Chama. Haha!
In these Surveyor shots, the train is headed westbound, coming into Chama.
An 'aerial' shot of the train on the trestle. I'll figure out a solution to make a better-looking trestle, or SOMETHING, to make it look more realistic here. I used Dave Drake's Animas River textures here for the Rio Chama.
Phantom Curve
Somewhere around MP 337 (?), between Lobato and Cresco. The old roadbed for NM Highway 17 is visible to the right...it's the empty part with now shrubbery, for those who are from Missouri, like me. :hehe:
The latest work on Tanglefoot Curve. I re-refixed some of the gradients, curves, grass, and textures.
Then after I got done with the work on the previous three screens, I got on kind of a high or something, and went nuts on the area around the trestle at Chama. Haha!
In these Surveyor shots, the train is headed westbound, coming into Chama.
An 'aerial' shot of the train on the trestle. I'll figure out a solution to make a better-looking trestle, or SOMETHING, to make it look more realistic here. I used Dave Drake's Animas River textures here for the Rio Chama.
robbiehanson
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Looks pretty good to me, Tim Don't think there's anything any closer made yet.
http://davesriogrande.home.att.net/Bridges/bchama.htm
Don't think there's anything any closer made yet.http://davesriogrande.home.att.net/Bridges/bchama.htm
