NZ pics
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007Bart007
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AWESOME!!Gentlemen, I thank you all for your thoughts. cvkiwi, I hope your parents have not suffered at all and home is safe. Regards my "Trainz" computer, it is still not fixed, I am down but not out, for I can still use my on-line older computer to carry on with some aspects of 3D modelling. Here is a sneak preview of last weeks work - the passenger interior of the FP Matangi set.
Cheers, Fender
whoops. fixed.
http://blocklimit.net/Kiwirail/NZ_Content/TR_DSG.cdp
The horn is one of my older ones (along with this reskin) so nothing special...
William
Train 221, an AKL - WLG freight, heads up the Paekakariki Hill with a DFT + DXB combination on the front
Passing the now-closed station of Muri (~30/4/11). A shame, really. That was a good train watching location in real life...
Hurtling over the Paramata bridge, with the yacht club in the background
Just after arrival in Wellington Yard
After driving the 16.25hrs Y service to Featherston, I miraculously made it back to WLG in time to run the 18.02hrs J'ville unit. A little squishy with only 2 cars, but, meh. Anyway, just after crossing a down unit at Wadestown, we see our train between tunnels 4 & 5
And finally, awaiting the buzzer to depart from Simla Crescent
Passing the now-closed station of Muri (~30/4/11). A shame, really. That was a good train watching location in real life...
Hurtling over the Paramata bridge, with the yacht club in the background
Just after arrival in Wellington Yard
After driving the 16.25hrs Y service to Featherston, I miraculously made it back to WLG in time to run the 18.02hrs J'ville unit. A little squishy with only 2 cars, but, meh. Anyway, just after crossing a down unit at Wadestown, we see our train between tunnels 4 & 5
And finally, awaiting the buzzer to depart from Simla Crescent
A Spot of Shunting
A little shunting around WLG station area with a couple of William's DSG's.
Pulling loaded wagons towards the wharves with our newest loco...
A little later on, one of the older DSG's pulls some empty wagons back to the yard
Passing the stack of logs on the other side of Waterloo Quay to the station, heading to the Container Wharf
After the blue unit finished at the wharf, it headed back to the loco depot where it found itself put to bed next to it's classmate for the first time
The first really good parallel run I've managed to get departing Wellington Throat, on the Capital Connection. Pity Control let the unit head through the Tawa tunnels first as we were in the process of overtaking it at this point
Another signal check at the end of the double track at Waikanae as a subbie heads back to town.
Ryan
A little shunting around WLG station area with a couple of William's DSG's.
Pulling loaded wagons towards the wharves with our newest loco...
A little later on, one of the older DSG's pulls some empty wagons back to the yard
Passing the stack of logs on the other side of Waterloo Quay to the station, heading to the Container Wharf
After the blue unit finished at the wharf, it headed back to the loco depot where it found itself put to bed next to it's classmate for the first time
The first really good parallel run I've managed to get departing Wellington Throat, on the Capital Connection. Pity Control let the unit head through the Tawa tunnels first as we were in the process of overtaking it at this point
Another signal check at the end of the double track at Waikanae as a subbie heads back to town.
Ryan
Thanks Bill
The wagons are available, I saw them advertised on this forum. I use 3 types for NZ trains. The kuids are:
252392:6878
252392:8394
252392:8358
The website I got them from is below
http://trainworks.eu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=105&t=933
Well worth looking through the site IMHO.
Nice shots lately everybody. Good to see the thread alive and well.
Ryan
BTW, the construction teams have gathered in Featherston this morning in preparation for extension of the Wairarapa Line to Masterton.
The wagons are available, I saw them advertised on this forum. I use 3 types for NZ trains. The kuids are:
252392:6878
252392:8394
252392:8358
The website I got them from is below
http://trainworks.eu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=105&t=933
Well worth looking through the site IMHO.
Nice shots lately everybody. Good to see the thread alive and well.
Ryan
BTW, the construction teams have gathered in Featherston this morning in preparation for extension of the Wairarapa Line to Masterton.
Well i may have thrown some crappy textures on one but these are Caleb's DSGs - his first loco in trainz too iirc.
As for my DSGs, well...
Should probably finish this one day...
William
Johnstrains189
Trainz NZ
Hastings - Napier
Passing over Whakatu Freezing Works heading to Wellington
Passing over Whakatu Freezing Works heading to Wellington
Hi Ryan
put pics on the forum
Hi Ryan Jamie here some of my Trainz Wellington pics are down below under mrrangi you should cheek them out. Ps thanks for telling me how toA Down freight charges through Linden towards Tawa
William, a nice gesture to share the DSG. I don't know if it's just me or not, but computer says no - the link has been disabled. I just want to hear your horn because I've made my own for the fruit salad version of this loco.
Ryan
put pics on the forum
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007Bart007
New member
Hi mrrangi
Awesome railway
Awesome railway
hi
Hi People Of New Zealand, i post here for the first time because i have be made many work for new Zealand and my very best Clients are from there, then i gonna post my last work here (pictures in 3dsMax yet) this have the intention to show my work not have any other intention. The pictures below shows a Loco almost finish for a client from there , is not a real loco from there, then is a little fictional work, but as a request i made it and i hope you people like it.
arraial
Hi People Of New Zealand, i post here for the first time because i have be made many work for new Zealand and my very best Clients are from there, then i gonna post my last work here (pictures in 3dsMax yet) this have the intention to show my work not have any other intention. The pictures below shows a Loco almost finish for a client from there , is not a real loco from there, then is a little fictional work, but as a request i made it and i hope you people like it.
arraial
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Johnstrains189
Trainz NZ
Hastings NZ
Goods train Going through Hastings Central to Dannevirke then Woodville
Goods train Going through Hastings Central to Dannevirke then Woodville
Featherston to Masterton Part 1
Morning all
This morning, the first train in about 4 years (and 2 versions of Trainz) arrived in Masterton, thus completing the 'TranzMetro' network.
The 5 car service is hauled by DC 4219.
A green signal to depart Featherston. Due to the distance to the next signal (Masterton), this signal originally didn't clear, so for the first time, I've had to use invisible signals at the TWC locations.
Heading uphill to the Tauherenikau River, the DC struggled to get over 80kph
The location of the former Fernside station
Departing Woodside, the former Junction with the Greytown Branch
Matarawa
The 1879 built Carterton station building, still in use. The oldest operational station building in NZ. The yard area has been preserved by a local group, and features old rollingstock, a goods shed, loading bank & the old Waingawa station building...
Another former station site - Clareville
After passing the Masterton Saleyards at Waingawa, we cross the road and see the JNL Siding off to the right, still an important source of freight for rail
Morning all
This morning, the first train in about 4 years (and 2 versions of Trainz) arrived in Masterton, thus completing the 'TranzMetro' network.
The 5 car service is hauled by DC 4219.
A green signal to depart Featherston. Due to the distance to the next signal (Masterton), this signal originally didn't clear, so for the first time, I've had to use invisible signals at the TWC locations.
Heading uphill to the Tauherenikau River, the DC struggled to get over 80kph
The location of the former Fernside station
Departing Woodside, the former Junction with the Greytown Branch
Matarawa
The 1879 built Carterton station building, still in use. The oldest operational station building in NZ. The yard area has been preserved by a local group, and features old rollingstock, a goods shed, loading bank & the old Waingawa station building...
Another former station site - Clareville
After passing the Masterton Saleyards at Waingawa, we cross the road and see the JNL Siding off to the right, still an important source of freight for rail