Screenshots of European Trains
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biffspurlock
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These screens are breathtaking !!! ; Keep up the outstanding work . Kilanziom i love your locomotives , rollingstock , and routes. oh!!! and by the way ; are their any payware site's with loco's like your work on the " dls " ? .
biffspurlock
Member
wow!!! Spikerod tha's a beautiful screen also ; your one of my favorite designer's also . You all are very talented creators !!! keep up your outstanding work of beauty.
Epoche3bis4
absolute TRS22 Fan
Cheers Epo
biffspurlock
Member
Your very welcome ; " Spike " , But i'am just calling it how i see it. keep up the great work and screen's.
I dare say, there is NO payware stuff like Kilan's rolling stocks - and the polish content overall. Far and away the best.
Normally I agree with you Vendel, but one can be too cathegorical. How much payware "stuff" have you tried? The Polish "stuf" is undeniably of great quality and serious payware creators should learn from it. But if you as a user don't care for Polish "stuff", then it can be ever so great. I believe the keyword is relevance rather than taste.
Jørgen
Of course You are right Jørgen - I was much unfair, sorry. For example, I don't care the North American locomotives either payware or freeware, so it is too easy to cut them dead.
the hasty site of
vendel
Of course You are right Jørgen - I was much unfair, sorry. For example, I don't care the North American locomotives either payware or freeware, so it is too easy to cut them dead.
the hasty site of
vendel
This is the kind of shot I really like. There does not even have to be a train in it to bring that special railroad magic across.
However the alpha blending still seems to be showing its ugly face every now and again. It does not mean the picture is not great, but it is irritating after God knows how many versions and service packs, that this eyesore of a bug has not yet been eliminated.
@Vendel: My point exactly - to each his own.
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@Spikerod: I hope that's a piece of chalk in the dispatcher's hand. Remember there are kids watching hee hee hee.
Great shots as always. You really manage to catch that heavy industrial feeling of the place and the era (the times when a boy got his first cigaret case as his 15th birthday present, so definetely not a piece of chalk) across to TRS. All ten thumbs up
Great shots as always. You really manage to catch that heavy industrial feeling of the place and the era (the times when a boy got his first cigaret case as his 15th birthday present, so definetely not a piece of chalk) across to TRS. All ten thumbs up
