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Here we are, as promised, shots of my new Brisbane CityTrain concept.
Robina-bound IMU waits on Doomben-bound EMU at Park Road, with the XPT in the background.
NSWGR 44267, a National Rail 81 Class and Pacific National 90 Class lead an empty coal train over the concrete bridge from the Port of Brisbane freight line.
The tunnel between Park Road and South Bank stations.
Robina-bound IMU waits on Doomben-bound EMU at Park Road, with the XPT in the background.
NSWGR 44267, a National Rail 81 Class and Pacific National 90 Class lead an empty coal train over the concrete bridge from the Port of Brisbane freight line.
The tunnel between Park Road and South Bank stations.
Scottling,
Don't mean to be picky here but you may want to get the track gang out and move those points for the Cleveland brach a little closer to Park Road. It may be the angle you've taken the shot from but they look a bit too far out. Otherwise keep up the good work. You've taken on quite a project there.
Glen
Don't mean to be picky here but you may want to get the track gang out and move those points for the Cleveland brach a little closer to Park Road. It may be the angle you've taken the shot from but they look a bit too far out. Otherwise keep up the good work. You've taken on quite a project there.
Glen
Well I had a brainwave and thought that if I finish it then upload it, it would be like, 50 MB to download it, which is too much. So I'll build it in sections. For more information, you might want to see the thread Calling All Queenslanders. It has all the info you'll need, and you can reply back here, if you want.
Just letting you know. And by the way, if you look carefully, the whole Park Road/Dutton Park/Buranda wye thing is completely out of whack. The dimensions are entirely wrong, so a couple of switches won't make a difference... will it?
Just letting you know. And by the way, if you look carefully, the whole Park Road/Dutton Park/Buranda wye thing is completely out of whack. The dimensions are entirely wrong, so a couple of switches won't make a difference... will it?
The tunnel between Park Road and South Bank stations.
May I ask what are these tunnels called? These will be handy as the tunnels between Central-Fortitude Valley in my route.
Commissioner Calling!!!!
Hello All
Sorry For My Long Reply But I Have Some Pictures & Norm Can You Show Me Your Gabba Route Becuase I Want To Do The Railway Yards...
It Was A Good Idea To Start A Group But All We Need Is Dreddman & Ghosty
But Now.....Photo's
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Michael G.
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Hello All
Sorry For My Long Reply But I Have Some Pictures & Norm Can You Show Me Your Gabba Route Becuase I Want To Do The Railway Yards...
It Was A Good Idea To Start A Group But All We Need Is Dreddman & Ghosty
But Now.....Photo's
QGR Ekka Carraiges
QGR 150th
:wave:
Kind Regards
Michael G.
QGR Commissioner
If nobody objects....
Some various screenshots from my WIP, Brisbane CityTrain.
The Roma Street Motorail depot, and the northern end of Roma Street Platform 10.
A busy scene early in the morning at Roma Street. XPT on the Interstate platform, Robina service on Platform 4, first Ipswich service on Platform 5, the Ferny Grove train pulling into Platform 6 and just out of sight, the first Caboolture service pulls out from Platform 8.
The complex track system just east of Roma Street. I don't trust AI with this one!:hehe:
Some basic information on the route. I blitzted* the route I got shots for earlier in this thread and started a new one with Central as the centre-point. I just thought it might be a good idea.
So far, trackage extends east from Central to Milton, south to South Brisbane almost (Merivale Bridge at least), north to the Motorail teminal at Roma Street, and east to the tunnels to Brunswick Street / Fortitude Valley / Chinatown. This section of the overall system will feature:
Main Line from Park Road to Northgate
Exhibition Circuit
Mayne Yard, although not prototypical
Airport Branch
Pinkenba Branch.
If there is space left over on my grids, I may extend it to Milton (Ipswich line), Dutton Park (Gold Coast line), Buranda (Cleveland line), Wilston (Ferny Grove line), Virginia (Caboolture / Nambour line) and Bindha (Shorncliffe Line). All these lines, plus the base section, add up to the seven layouts to be built.
When downloaded, merge all the routes together and have fun driving.
It all sounds simple, but I've only done 3km of track in a month. This section is about 20-30km long, so you do the maths. It would be handy if people gave me a hand with it, so you're not waiting twenty years for the last section:hehe: . If you're interested, PM me.
Scottling.
Some various screenshots from my WIP, Brisbane CityTrain.
The Roma Street Motorail depot, and the northern end of Roma Street Platform 10.
A busy scene early in the morning at Roma Street. XPT on the Interstate platform, Robina service on Platform 4, first Ipswich service on Platform 5, the Ferny Grove train pulling into Platform 6 and just out of sight, the first Caboolture service pulls out from Platform 8.
The complex track system just east of Roma Street. I don't trust AI with this one!:hehe:
Some basic information on the route. I blitzted* the route I got shots for earlier in this thread and started a new one with Central as the centre-point. I just thought it might be a good idea.
So far, trackage extends east from Central to Milton, south to South Brisbane almost (Merivale Bridge at least), north to the Motorail teminal at Roma Street, and east to the tunnels to Brunswick Street / Fortitude Valley / Chinatown. This section of the overall system will feature:
Main Line from Park Road to Northgate
Exhibition Circuit
Mayne Yard, although not prototypical
Airport Branch
Pinkenba Branch.
If there is space left over on my grids, I may extend it to Milton (Ipswich line), Dutton Park (Gold Coast line), Buranda (Cleveland line), Wilston (Ferny Grove line), Virginia (Caboolture / Nambour line) and Bindha (Shorncliffe Line). All these lines, plus the base section, add up to the seven layouts to be built.
When downloaded, merge all the routes together and have fun driving.
It all sounds simple, but I've only done 3km of track in a month. This section is about 20-30km long, so you do the maths. It would be handy if people gave me a hand with it, so you're not waiting twenty years for the last section:hehe: . If you're interested, PM me.
Scottling.