Nature Screenshots! (BIG and NUMEROUS pictures!)

[Derekc75]

Evening images

Some evening screenshots from Roy Joosten's CPR mountain subdivision route in beautiful British Columbia.

A shot along the Kicking Horse River.

Early moonlight across the deep mountain valley.

A National Geographic @TM photo high up in the mountains.

Cheers,

Derek

 

[BobCass]

Valley..

 

[jayholland]

An English Bluebell wood in early May is a sight to behold....

 

[BobCass]

Rocks..

 

[viesturs]

Typical countryside in the Baltics

 

[BobCass]

Home on the Range..

 

[ARhian7]

Wow, so many stunning screenshots! :mop: Looking at them so life-like, one can imagine feeling a breeze, smelling the flowers/grass, hearing water, wind etc. Brilliant.

 

[deadpoolmx55]

 

[MalignusPL]

 

[CattyPatty]

 

[BobCass]

Shot thru the Power Plant..

 

[mezzoprezzo]

Wiltshire summer

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Hot weather here in the UK.

Reminiscent of the long school holidays of yesteryear with the ripening corn and the GWR and SR steam lines close by!

Cheers
Casper

 

[escafeld]

Lovely shot Casper. I live in the countryside so can appreciate it. I would like the kuids for the fence, post and gate if you would be so kind. Regards, Dave

 

[cascaderailroad]

I think Mezzoprezzo has laid BNSF50 Invisatrack all over his route, and he actually roams around, and lives in these wonderful Trainz scenes !

 

[mezzoprezzo]

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Thanks Cascade!


@escafeld

Thanks Dave.

The gate, by domsarto, comes complete with posts. There’s an open and closed version, plus another smaller one, minus posts. The one in the screenshot is DS Gate Galvanised 12ft 02 Open <kuid:342053:25163>. You need TS2009, or a later version, to download it from the DLS. Alternatively it might be on Dominic's own site.

The fence spline is not strictly prototypical for the West Country, (I really must stop nicking metal railings when I go up the Smoke!), but does look good with its great texturing.

It’s London Underground Fence 3 <kuid2:338848:28076:1> It comes as part of a set, LU Bridges, from TPR link here. You will need to be registered (easy to do) to download.

Cheers
Casper.

 

[peterwise]

Cottage and barn?

Casper,<br><br>Brilliant! Perfect to add to my collection of backgrounds. I rotate then every 30 minutes.<br><br>I've noted the fences and gate. What about the cottage and old barn?<br> <br>Peter.<br>(From an even sunnier Malta).<br><br>--<br><br>

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Thanks Cascade!<br>
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@escafeld<br>
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Thanks Dave.<br>
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The gate, by domsarto, comes complete with posts. There’s an open and closed version, plus another smaller one, minus posts. The one in the screenshot is <em>DS Gate Galvanised 12ft 02 Open <kuid:342053:25163></em>. You need TS2009, or a later version, to download it from the DLS. Alternatively it might be on Dominic's own site.<br>
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The fence spline is not strictly prototypical for the West Country, (I really must stop nicking metal railings when I go up the Smoke!), but does look good with its great texturing. <br>
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It’s <em>London Underground Fence 3 <kuid2:338848:28076:1></em> It comes as part of a set, LU Bridges, from TPR <a href="http://trainzproroutes.org/tprdownloads/index.php?act=view&id=2375" target="_blank"><strong>link here</strong></a>. You will need to be registered (easy to do) to download.<br>
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Cheers<br>
Casper.<br>
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[peterwise]

Cottage and barn?

Duplicate deleted. Sorry slow Wi-Fi and tablet. Sorry also for unintended HTML markup.

Peter.

 

[JackieG]

HLCX 6426 waits for a crew change in my Harpers Ferry route.

 

[mezzoprezzo]

@peterwise


Thanks Peter.

Building details as requested:


cottage5 - thatched <kuid:217096:812372:1> by bobsanders

Derelict barn 06 <kuid2:628213:27075:2> by Dinorius_Redundicus


Both are on the DLS.


BTW, you might want to edit out one of your two double posts, and I’m not sure what the <br> inserts are which are peppered throughout you postings.
I’m guessing that you must be a British Railways fan!

Cheers
Casper

 

[escafeld]

Thanks for the kuids, Casper. Regards, Dave