Stuff that I do. (XXL pictures)

[Isegrinns]

Well.... Lets clarify!


Felix: I do that very seldom. Promissed myself no daylight until the first route is released! Thank you.

(btw, awesome work on those RS units!)

David: If you meant the one above the gondola with the crankshaft, its a bush of some kind. The MOW gang will have to take care of it.

Dave: Ya, this aint my magic at all. Its a co-operation with one of my comrades of TPA, Ulmer94.
I made the concept, the terraforming, tracklaying, industries and I will do the CMTM. Ulmer does the texturing and he also choosed the vegetation and made up the fields. I learned a lot from that guy recently!


In case you want a 300mb 1minsomething video of a train going through that stretch of scenery (including some glitches we have to correct as soon as possible), feel free to download said thing here:
http://www.filedropper.com/trainz2012-11-1904-42-27-110
Or, wait until I am satisfied enough with it to put it on YT.

 

[LWVRR]

Your mixture of ground textures and grasses are excellent! A few people could learn some lessons from your work...including me!

 

[Isegrinns]

Thanks Scott. I will tell him once he is back.

 

[danny5]

I didn't see anything on the DLS of this route or any others that you done. I like the CMTM system and routes that have it in them. Can this route or another route you worked on be DLed?

 

[Isegrinns]

Yes, once they are done, you can download them at our website.

 

[Isegrinns]

Some more. I´ll see if I can make a small video of that area within the next few days.

Somewhere further up, in the outskirts of the city....

 

[Isegrinns]

Aaand a special thank-you-very-much screenshot for Chris.

RSD 1937 brings in some MT coke hoppers and some coal for the ever-hungry coke ovens.

 

[UP4021]

What a pleasant little route. Nice work so far you two.

 

[xawery]

Great job guys. I love the way you are using backdrops and vegetation.

 

[Isegrinns]

Thank you, xavery!

Some more. I also worked a bit on the city. Details later!

Also, I finally managed to get some screenshot of the RS3s.

ps xavery, I made extensive use of your warehouses, great job!

 

[RoysTrainz]

Loooove it Isegrinn as always you re one of my favorite daily stopover to get energy and gaze for a few minutes and back to work in the new store

Great weekend my friend

Roy

 

[dricketts]

Absolutely fabulous work! I'm so jealous... :hehe:

 

[Isegrinns]

Thank you Roy!


Dricketts, thats how I always feel when I look at your magnificient work.
Thanks!

Some new work, different setting.

 

[socalwb909]

-Some awesome shots over here! I am forever watching this thread! Keep up the good work and keep the screenies coming!

-Joe

 

[kamran]

Isegrinns i am fan of ur route the era it shows is my ideal railroading era ,i always figure how u do this really impressive work

 

[dricketts]

Post #286 first pic.

Can I ask what kuid and author you are using for the small hedge rows or bushes? Like around what appears to be a dirt garden close to the house and the line between the birch trees.

 

[rbar_164]

They are all shrubs by Pofig...

 

[Dermmy]

Lovin' it! There are some truly inspiring screenshots on this page. The dull grungy industrial areas are beautifully done, and that second shot with the GP30s is a standout!

Somebody needs to do a tutorial on using those power lines, I've gone completely nutz trying to work them out....

Andy

 

[Isegrinns]

Thank you guys.
The shrubs and trees are indeed Pofigs.


Hey Andy, nice to see you back here.
For powerlines, I use those russian one (LEP something) and Eurostar splines.
They seem to work pretty well.
If I can help you with anything around that subject, drop me a PM and I´ll see what I can do for you.

 

[dricketts]

The shrubs and trees are indeed Pofigs.

Thanks. I thought maybe it was a line of several shrubs he had made as a group. If so I would love that.