Rastis, where did you get this NSW realistic looking track in this photo?

[Red_Rattler]

Rastis, where did you get this NSW realistic looking track in this photo?
http://forums.auran.com/trainz/showthread.php?189-Australian-screenshots&p=1112530#post1112530

It actually looks like a photo of real tracks.

 

[rastis]

G'day Red!

That track is a Russian track known as S_rail_zima. Just type S_ into the track serach bar and it will come up with either S__rail_leto or S_rail_zima. Zima is the grey one while Leto is the light brown one.

Cheers!

Jake.

 

[Red_Rattler]

Okay thanks.

No matter how carefully or closely you look at it, you still think it is a photo of real track.

 

[pware]

No matter how carefully or closely you look at it, you still think it is a photo of real track.

What gives it away as "fake" is the absence of litter - it is too clean!!!

 

[meatloaf747]

G'day Red! - That track is a Russian track known as S_rail_zima. Just type S_ into the track serach bar and it will come up with either S__rail_leto or S_rail_zima. Zima is the grey one while Leto is the light brown one. Cheers! Jake.

Can you give us the "link" to the site please???

Cheers, Mac...

 

[PC_Ace]

The S_rail_zima and S_rail_leto are both built in to TS12, the latest versions of which can be found on the Download Station- they are superbly crafted Olegkhim assets that came with the Balezino - Mosti route.
PC

 

[Vern]

I think it may be broad gauge though as I tried matching it to SAM track and there is a slight offset at the join.

 

[Red_Rattler]

Vern, look for the track that has 1435 in the name. That's the standard gauge track. That's the track that has been used in the link I gave, as the standard gauge Xplorer wheels are on the rails on both sides.

The only issue is that wood versions don't look correct for NSW track - The outside chairs are too big for NSW track.

And that's another way to prove it's fake track - the Xplorer is running! -Usually you can almost guarantee "The Xplorer has been replaced with coaches due to operational reasons" The government uses "operational reasons" when they don't want to tell the public the real reason.

The track doesn't seem to make a difference (or very, very little) to the size of the file size.

 

[rastis]

G'day!

There are two versions of each track, one is broad gauge, and the other is standard.

Cheers!

Jake.

 

[Vern]

Vern, look for the track that has 1435 in the name. That's the standard gauge track. That's the track that has been used in the link I gave, as the standard gauge Xplorer wheels are on the rails on both sides.

Thanks, will do that.

 

[Red_Rattler]

The outside chairs are too big for NSW track.

And I've found something close that resembles that track. The track is S_rail_w_wood