Michael_Evans
thread killer
This weeks theme is bad weather such as rain or snow.
One entree per person.
Have fun and please keep it friendly!
One entree per person.
Have fun and please keep it friendly!
Sceenshot of the week: Ends 9-5 - Bad Weather
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freightcar2
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Well, I fixed my weather problem, so I'm changing my shot. Here it is:
VIA Rail Spiderman F40PH #6439 enters Cut Bank Station on Marias Pass.
VIA Rail Spiderman F40PH #6439 enters Cut Bank Station on Marias Pass.
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knifeswitch1
Jointed Rail
Not my favorite in the least, I didn't have much time to work on an area for this one.
LIRR Work Train 1 with 153 on point overtakes a monster RS80, now bound for Fresh Pond.
LIRR Work Train 1 with 153 on point overtakes a monster RS80, now bound for Fresh Pond.
freightcar2
New member
I envy your abilities to change the weather...
trackplate
New member
From Colhad's Castle An aproaching storm
Well, the weather part of trainz is corrupted, so here's somethin' close:
VIA Rail Spiderman F40PH #6439 poses on a bridge on Marias Pass just before it started raining. (Raining was never pictured)
i like the spiderman on the side.
any idea where i could get that?
It is by robby2 on the Download Station. Search "spider-man" or "via"
is the HHP-8 for Trainz 2006 or only TC?
With sever thunderstorm warnings out this train crew wishes they were at home and didn't have to venture out into this storm....This was a pretty bad storm cell that on the radar its was a dark dark red
With that all said....Here is a shot of the train that will be leaving shortly to head out of tonight.....Right when we shot this a bolt of lightning just flashed right in front of us and WOW...What a CRACK of thunder after this one....I swore a tank was right by me when it went of.........
With that all said....Here is a shot of the train that will be leaving shortly to head out of tonight.....Right when we shot this a bolt of lightning just flashed right in front of us and WOW...What a CRACK of thunder after this one....I swore a tank was right by me when it went of.........
:hehe:
Now, on to (serious) business (and I think you'll recognize this one, Nikos):
One dismal Thursday in July, some time in the late 1930s, Hurricane Curtis was bearing down on the Florida Keys on its way to the northern Gulf Coast. The FEC had organized a rescue train in order to aid in the evacuation of the Keys before the hurricane arrived. However, because of delays caused by equipment shortages, the winds had already begun to pick up and the rain had already begun to fall by the time the train reached Key West and was turned. Here, an intrepid photographer and Pigeon Key resident (who opted to stay, by the way, and was almost flattened when a large tree landed in his bedroom later that night!) clambers into a tree to catch a shot of 613 highballing across the island on her way to Miami, trying to outrun the worst of the storm.
