Subways, Underground, Tram or anything else Urban shots!
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OlegFaktor
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@OlegFaktor where did you get the buses from? Also great pics
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@susanaes , did.
Where to find? Here freeware: https://vk.com/of_workshop_public
For a paid subscription content here: https://boosty.to/olegfaktor
I upload some content to DLS, more details here: https://forums.auran.com/threads/oleg-faktors-workshop.180687/
Where to find? Here freeware: https://vk.com/of_workshop_public
For a paid subscription content here: https://boosty.to/olegfaktor
I upload some content to DLS, more details here: https://forums.auran.com/threads/oleg-faktors-workshop.180687/
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Also if you like other buses for TRS12 & TRS19 at top of his page there is a link marked Rollingstock Renewal great buses & Trolleybuses under there.
Tom
Found this Ringhoffer Tram from link in a old route its 2004 but still works, 2 swinging doors in each entrance open and close and carries 40 passengers, only problems uses default cab thinking I might replace it with one of the other Ringhoffer cabs for my use and the panto is a bit high. It is set to Prauge Route 11 Vozovna - Vokovice might will make a good museum car.
direct CDP download link It Might say it's not a secure link I downloaded it and had no problems so Just say yes to both questions
Additional I found does also have a matching trailer, also both have a passenger load point #29 that attachment does not exist and needs to be removed from config
direct CDP download link It Might say it's not a secure link I downloaded it and had no problems so Just say yes to both questions
Additional I found does also have a matching trailer, also both have a passenger load point #29 that attachment does not exist and needs to be removed from config
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Replaced the Blue version of the Russian X class Tram By Yarik with this one just below it, been woundering why I could not load both, they both use same KUID, you do need to remove effects name #4 from the config
Both version have the doors that open and carry passengers
This one you can change the Destination & route number as well as being able to re-number it. He changed the cab to a modern one for some reason, I replaced it with the original Invisible one
Both version have the doors that open and carry passengers
This one you can change the Destination & route number as well as being able to re-number it. He changed the cab to a modern one for some reason, I replaced it with the original Invisible one
so, how do ya'll manage to build such impressive trolleybus lines or kitbash such good stations? for the trolleybuses, i can't seem to figure out how to get a system to look decent with the needed supports for the wires, and for kitbashing stations, i'm just meh, cause I need peoplemover stops, monorail stops, etc. and I have not a clue how to make em good
Just a couple from a small urban tramway i've been working on intensely throughout the summer.
Only 4 boards ( 2 x 2 )
There is also a metro running through the town as can be seen from the screenshot.
The metro also has an underground network.....below is one of my kitbashed underground stations.
Only 4 boards ( 2 x 2 )
There is also a metro running through the town as can be seen from the screenshot.
The metro also has an underground network.....below is one of my kitbashed underground stations.
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WIP this year on my fictional route UK Capital Rail. This is set in the 1980s and so features the unpainted A/C/D Stock on my underground lines, as I remember them growing up. The deep tube lines have similar un-refurbished stock such as 1959 and 1962. I have thought of some exciting new features this year - counties and fare zones, which will help with proportions and station spacing, ie a mainline or Tube line has x stations in zone 2. The question is, is there a limit on how many stations?
Another is trying to try and think about how different 'historic' railway companies approached the design of their lines (in the capital), from station layouts to brick viaducts and signal boxes, to rolling stock. I have 'twinned' each of the mainlines leaving my central termini with one of their real counterparts, which is something I did last year with my fictional Tube Lines.
I have finally managed to get MS Visio to produce a useful network diagram so am working on a map of my entire network. Each grid square is a Trainz baseboard. In the central area (ie Zone 1), there is a Tube station or BR station in most squares.
Finally, I have always enjoyed coming up with place names and have created a spreadsheet that generates several different place names by combining a prefix and a suffix chosen from a list of over 700 I created from reading a a map, several years ago now. It also has a road name generator and pub name generator. I can't remember what the latter was for. If anyone is interested then let me know and I will send it. It could easily be adapted for other countries or locales by editing the lists.
Streahurst and Kennedy Hill on the Great Southern Railway
Kennedy Hill, one of two termini on the Great Southern Railway.
Putsall Broadway's grand new Tube station has three of the four subsurface Underground lines. The fourth one, the Camberloo & City Line is brand new for this year and runs to the north of Zone 1. Thanks to https://forums.auran.com/members/jonathaneckloff.670055/ for this stunning station.
Putsall Broadway
I love creating scenes with several levels of railways and roads. The tunnel portal ahead is the end of the deep-level section of the Chapelquay Line. The railway bridge is for the Orbital and Southale Line, which are elevated between the stations Trellick and Old Ford Lock.
Facing SW towards Puttsall Broadway
A quick shot of the map:
Another is trying to try and think about how different 'historic' railway companies approached the design of their lines (in the capital), from station layouts to brick viaducts and signal boxes, to rolling stock. I have 'twinned' each of the mainlines leaving my central termini with one of their real counterparts, which is something I did last year with my fictional Tube Lines.
I have finally managed to get MS Visio to produce a useful network diagram so am working on a map of my entire network. Each grid square is a Trainz baseboard. In the central area (ie Zone 1), there is a Tube station or BR station in most squares.
Finally, I have always enjoyed coming up with place names and have created a spreadsheet that generates several different place names by combining a prefix and a suffix chosen from a list of over 700 I created from reading a a map, several years ago now. It also has a road name generator and pub name generator. I can't remember what the latter was for. If anyone is interested then let me know and I will send it. It could easily be adapted for other countries or locales by editing the lists.
Streahurst and Kennedy Hill on the Great Southern Railway
Kennedy Hill, one of two termini on the Great Southern Railway.
Putsall Broadway's grand new Tube station has three of the four subsurface Underground lines. The fourth one, the Camberloo & City Line is brand new for this year and runs to the north of Zone 1. Thanks to https://forums.auran.com/members/jonathaneckloff.670055/ for this stunning station.
Putsall Broadway
I love creating scenes with several levels of railways and roads. The tunnel portal ahead is the end of the deep-level section of the Chapelquay Line. The railway bridge is for the Orbital and Southale Line, which are elevated between the stations Trellick and Old Ford Lock.
Facing SW towards Puttsall Broadway
A quick shot of the map:
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that is fair.