Show Off Your Routes *Potential For Large Screenshots*
- Thread starter 817TAYLOR
- Start date
OK, well, just for jollies, here's my "Docksider" route, really a just very tiny switching module designed specifically for Ben Neal's outstanding Docksider engine series...
featuring some very tight radii, gnarled trackwork, short runs, 5 mph or less, and 3 or 4 sidings for switching. Enough for 30-40 minute sessions, about all I can manage...
the usual (for me) post-war urban blight, yes a tad overdone...
I became an enthusiastic Docksider fan when Model Railroader featured Earl Smallshaw's highly modified Varney Docksider in the Feb 81' issue...
Seems like yesterday.
Many thanks to Ben Neal for this fantastic locomotive.
Best,
smyers
featuring some very tight radii, gnarled trackwork, short runs, 5 mph or less, and 3 or 4 sidings for switching. Enough for 30-40 minute sessions, about all I can manage...
the usual (for me) post-war urban blight, yes a tad overdone...
I became an enthusiastic Docksider fan when Model Railroader featured Earl Smallshaw's highly modified Varney Docksider in the Feb 81' issue...
Seems like yesterday.
Many thanks to Ben Neal for this fantastic locomotive.
Best,
smyers
Sek_Hakuna
Active member
post-war urban blightOK, well, just for jollies, here's my "Docksider" route, really a just very tiny switching module designed specifically for Ben Neal's outstanding Docksider engine series...
featuring some very tight radii, gnarled trackwork, short runs, 5 mph or less, and 3 or 4 sidings for switching. Enough for 30-40 minute sessions, about all I can manage...
the usual (for me) post-war urban blight, yes a tad overdone...
I became an enthusiastic Docksider fan when Model Railroader featured Earl Smallshaw's highly modified Varney Docksider in the Feb 81' issue...
Seems like yesterday.
Many thanks to Ben Neal for this fantastic locomotive.
Best,
smyers
Fantastic screen shots. I also realize the amount of time it takes to create those scenes in Trainz. Thanks for sharing.
Randall
Absolutely stunning, as always @smyers .OK, well, just for jollies, here's my "Docksider" route, really a just very tiny switching module designed specifically for Ben Neal's outstanding Docksider engine series...
featuring some very tight radii, gnarled trackwork, short runs, 5 mph or less, and 3 or 4 sidings for switching. Enough for 30-40 minute sessions, about all I can manage...
the usual (for me) post-war urban blight, yes a tad overdone...
I became an enthusiastic Docksider fan when Model Railroader featured Earl Smallshaw's highly modified Varney Docksider in the Feb 81' issue...
Seems like yesterday.
Many thanks to Ben Neal for this fantastic locomotive.
Best,
smyers
Cheers,
Piere.
Truly a masterful work. I love it when you post scenes with new objects and clutter.
My mind is completely blown!! Just WOW!!!! You have sown us what is possible even if it is impossible for most.Many thanks for your kind comments, friends. Here's a couple more shots...
...and, are you ready? This is the whole thing, When I said tiny, I wasn't kidding!
Best,
smyers
Similar threads
