Narrow gauge screenshots
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Shortline2
Joined: 28th Oct. 2002
Hi Bob,
Thank You!! I like the shots, thanks for doing it for me!
I like the look from the track side, gives a good impression of a mountain railroad which is the kind of railroads I have a soft spot for.
There are so many lovely shots in this thread, thanks guys for keeping it alive!!
Linda
Thank You!! I like the shots, thanks for doing it for me!
I like the look from the track side, gives a good impression of a mountain railroad which is the kind of railroads I have a soft spot for. There are so many lovely shots in this thread, thanks guys for keeping it alive!!
Linda
whistlehead
Lurking
I reckon I recognise that loco...
http://forums.auran.com/trainz/showthread.php?42218-24ng-Hunslet-0-4-2t-tLooks good with the patchy textures on her. I hadn't realised how much she looked like a cane loco. Did I ever sort out the faulty rear buffers, I wonder?
Was it really 2009 when I made that? I think that must have been one of my best of the period...
@Dasnakke - Stop it! You're making the rest of us look bad...
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you know what, i was going to post some screenshots of my route, but i spent about an our and a half taking, editing and then formating the screens, and writing a damned lot about my layout, to hit post, to find that there is a 10 image limit per post, so i try to edit it and it just starts all over again. whats the point in a forum having an "auto save" function in the bottom right of the text box if there is no load function eh?
instead have a crappy album with a mix of two routes and one that makes absolutely no sense.
http://imageshack.us/g/1/9894959/
instead have a crappy album with a mix of two routes and one that makes absolutely no sense.
http://imageshack.us/g/1/9894959/
nathanmallard
Well-known member
@whistlehead
Nope. My loco still has see-through buffers.
Nice to see you back! Are you still creating?
Anyway...
On a small (fictional) 15in. estate line in Derbyshire, the resident 2-8-2 'Thane of Cawdor' prepares to pull out of Staveley End:
Thane of Cawdor crosses the River Barrow:
In to the afternoon, the weather detiorates, and the resident diesel 'River Barrow' takes over services. It is seen here leaving Parsley Hall on the estate end of the line:
Finally, after passenger services have ceased, 'Duke of Cumberland' pulls some empty coal hoppers down to Staveley End:
(SELR stands for, of course, Staveley End Light Railway)
Is there any more 15in stock out there/being made? I would very much like a Basset-Lowke Atlantic of some kind...
Nope. My loco still has see-through buffers.
Nice to see you back! Are you still creating?
Anyway...
On a small (fictional) 15in. estate line in Derbyshire, the resident 2-8-2 'Thane of Cawdor' prepares to pull out of Staveley End:
Thane of Cawdor crosses the River Barrow:
In to the afternoon, the weather detiorates, and the resident diesel 'River Barrow' takes over services. It is seen here leaving Parsley Hall on the estate end of the line:
Finally, after passenger services have ceased, 'Duke of Cumberland' pulls some empty coal hoppers down to Staveley End:
(SELR stands for, of course, Staveley End Light Railway)
Is there any more 15in stock out there/being made? I would very much like a Basset-Lowke Atlantic of some kind...
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nathanmallard
Well-known member
It does. The locos and rolling stock are reskins of these: http://si3d2009.jimdo.com/
The track is hidden in the 'Jock' pack here: http://si3d.jimdo.com/locos/railway-series-locos/
The track is hidden in the 'Jock' pack here: http://si3d.jimdo.com/locos/railway-series-locos/
Rooneth3808
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