Amazing work as always! Thanks for sharing, hiawathamr
Show Off Your Routes *Potential For Large Screenshots*
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hiawathamr
DLC developer for Trainz
I am sorry, I must have missed your question and bumped into it accidentally just now. This is my map, a layout recreating a historic local railway line between Świdnica and Jedlina Zdrój in Poland (Lower Silesia) in the mid 1970s. It was not yet published, however I managed to complete work on this layout a couple of weeks ago and now it is undergoing cosmetics and fixing last issues + trials of configurating the semaphores. She will be released sometime soon,
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Awesome works, everyone! I love the attention to detail everyone here displays, and it seems like every time I check this thread (and other similar ones), the screenshots seem to keep getting even more impressive, 
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Here are some screenshots of a particular scene on a prototypical route of mine that I've recently come back to (within the past few months) and have made significant progress on [I hope,
]. The scene depicts the real-life station of St. Denis in Halethorpe, Maryland, US, which has been a very popular station amongst railfans in the area, and one that I would often railfan at to this day (as my college campus just happens to be within just a few miles of it).
Also, I want to note: I did once build this location back in Trainz A New Era and uploaded a video of me building it to YouTube back when I was in earlier high school, but at the time, I think I built that over someone else's route of that area. Thus later on, I decided to make this route [depicted here] from my own DEM route so that I could build these locations (such as St. Denis, Relay, Ellicott City, and [later on] parts of Baltimore) with the intention of one day releasing it to the community.
Anyhoot, here are the screenshots of my [second] attempt to build the St. Denis MARC station in TRS22 (as it appeared around the mid to late 2010s). I still need to complete much of the background scenery, but the scenery closest to the tracks is around 90% complete I'd estimate.
Also, fun fact: The wood station shelter off to the right is my own 3D model from Blender. The structure was too iconic not to model from scratch, hehe.
Also, don't mind all the signals being red. From personal railfanning experience, that MARC commuter train is supposed to get a clear signal (or at least an approach limited), but I uh, ...I haven't laid that much track and signals yet,
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Thanks for viewing!
- Sean.
.Here are some screenshots of a particular scene on a prototypical route of mine that I've recently come back to (within the past few months) and have made significant progress on [I hope,
]. The scene depicts the real-life station of St. Denis in Halethorpe, Maryland, US, which has been a very popular station amongst railfans in the area, and one that I would often railfan at to this day (as my college campus just happens to be within just a few miles of it).Also, I want to note: I did once build this location back in Trainz A New Era and uploaded a video of me building it to YouTube back when I was in earlier high school, but at the time, I think I built that over someone else's route of that area. Thus later on, I decided to make this route [depicted here] from my own DEM route so that I could build these locations (such as St. Denis, Relay, Ellicott City, and [later on] parts of Baltimore) with the intention of one day releasing it to the community.
Anyhoot, here are the screenshots of my [second] attempt to build the St. Denis MARC station in TRS22 (as it appeared around the mid to late 2010s). I still need to complete much of the background scenery, but the scenery closest to the tracks is around 90% complete I'd estimate.
Also, fun fact: The wood station shelter off to the right is my own 3D model from Blender. The structure was too iconic not to model from scratch, hehe.
Also, don't mind all the signals being red. From personal railfanning experience, that MARC commuter train is supposed to get a clear signal (or at least an approach limited), but I uh, ...I haven't laid that much track and signals yet,
.
Thanks for viewing!
- Sean.
Aren't those narrow-gauge diesels? Very nice.A Little NG Layout I'm Working On.
Work In Progress: Tweetsie Railroad
Here are a few of shots of the Tweetsie Railroad route and I am in the process of building. DICLAIMER: I know the loco and consist shown are not correct, I have put them here for scale and scene purposes only. I'm building the route using terrain from TransDEM. At this point, all assests are from the DLS. I'm including a couple of overall views and one of the trestle. If you are familiar with Tweetsie at all, then you are no doubt familiar with "Deadhorse Trestle" and that is the scene I have attempted to replicate here. I hope you enjoy this way still unfinished WIP.
Here are a few of shots of the Tweetsie Railroad route and I am in the process of building. DICLAIMER: I know the loco and consist shown are not correct, I have put them here for scale and scene purposes only. I'm building the route using terrain from TransDEM. At this point, all assests are from the DLS. I'm including a couple of overall views and one of the trestle. If you are familiar with Tweetsie at all, then you are no doubt familiar with "Deadhorse Trestle" and that is the scene I have attempted to replicate here. I hope you enjoy this way still unfinished WIP.
Railwoodman
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WIP on my Tweetsie Railroad route. As a neophyte working with Trainz, I am using this route as a learning tool. Things I have learned include the use TransDEM for the site topography, reskinning both locomotives and buildings, and better use of the DLS. Another learning goal is to actually create a couple of building assets. Not sure how that will go, but I'm movtivated to try it.
So here is a view of the Tweetsie Railroad theme park's old west styled "main street". It is no where near perfect but I'm hoping that anyone who is familiar with Tweetsie will recognize the scene. Hope you enjoy.
So here is a view of the Tweetsie Railroad theme park's old west styled "main street". It is no where near perfect but I'm hoping that anyone who is familiar with Tweetsie will recognize the scene. Hope you enjoy.
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