QR Semaphores?

[Franglen]

It's a big ask but did anyone create QR Semaphores or Signals in Trainz 2004 to 2010? The only semaphores I can see are for different states and are the wrong colour.
Regards
Frank

 

[Enkidoh]

Hi Frank. As far as I'm aware sadly there are no specific QR semaphore signals available other than point indicators or 'banner' type singals, the only QR signals in general for Trainz being the default modern QR colour light signals made by Auran that are basically duplicates of BR signals (which come as standard preinstalled content in every Trainz version dating back to the 1.X era).

I admit I'm not really knowledgable on QR practice but from what I understand QR used similar lower quadrant signalling to NSW so maybe try looking for NSWGR signals on the DLS as a standin for now? It's not the same though.

Either way, I'm sorry I couldn't be more of a help.

 

[Franglen]

Thanks Enkidoh. Appreciate the help.
Kind regards
Frank

 

[BladeRunner501]

Hi Frank,
User chrisaw, did a series of Semaphores for the UK. Whilst not an exact match for QR some of the series he titles "Sig BR(W)...."are fairly close. They are lower quadrant, based on the older GWR style.
User nexusdj also modified some of these.
Regards
Richard

 

[Alikiwi]

Sorry Frank but as said there aren't any. I've used the NSW ones at this early stage of my route and I don't know enough about signals to say if the BR ones are a better match or not. Rail road crossings are also a major problem, though maybe not for you? There are a set of old QR crossings but the latest roads just as YARNish AUS Hwy attach underground to them!

 

[Franglen]

Thanks guys. The pic on page 1 of the QR Rollingstock with the Sunlander and the DH in the Nth Yard shows what they looked like. I'll check the others out. It's a shame no one did any signals for QR because 04 - 06 has so much QR content plus they were into the Steam age as well. It's a shame the rail crossings from the o4 creators couldn't be adapted to suit you Ali.
Thanks again guys,
Kind Regards
Frank