@jetekol: Thanks very much and apologies! Keep forgetting to clear my inbox the AVG GT8 is downloading now, thanks very much - can't wait to get this on my WIP network!
That is a South Australian H class - that version in the image was a stolen beta test that the person posting the screenshots had been saying was his own this annoyed the guy who was building it so much that the project was then scrapped. There is another version of the same Tram under my name on the DLS.
If you want know the full story of the stolen trams search the forums for user name Trammiejono
Hi Can You Please Tell Me What Route This Is Because I Like Underground Railways And Also can you tell me what type of train it is As Well And Does The Route Work On TS2010 And TS2012. Thanks
Hi Can You Please Tell Me What Route This Is Because I Like Underground Railways And Also can you tell me what type of train it is As Well And Does The Route Work On TS2010 And TS2012. Thanks
Hi Can You Please Tell Me What Route This Is Because I Like Underground Railways And Also can you tell me what type of train it is As Well And Does The Route Work On TS2010 And TS2012. Thanks
That catenary is very interesting (although, if I want to be picky, not the right type for street running). I'd be interested in knowing what the catenary is. Segregated sections on my network are dying for it!
The tracks in the foreground are part of the upcoming NYCTA pack update. The tunnel parts in the background, meanwhile, belong to my subway kit, still no ETA on release.
Austin316Hockey: The tracks, subway car, and tunnel entrance all look super cool. Is the 3rd rail apart of the upcoming NYCTA pack update? I can't wait to download these goodies for the subway portion of my route.
Beautiful creations Austin. I downloaded all of your subkit pieces Austin and it took me awhile to get the hang of putting all the pieces together but now I have a fairly complete el system with 3 elevated stations (same ones you use) and two elevated double crossovers (not easy to assemble) and a flying two track crossover spanning the New Haven RR mainline tracks (that feature full NH catenary). Scenery is simple but complete using spline boulevards and boardwalk city splines. the entire area is surrounded by ocean scenes. Everything was done on a flat surface with no hills or valleys including the ocean which uses a water texture and looks quite convincing. So far no derailments on the el. I made sure the curves were wide enough for cars like the Toronto unit shown above. Looking forward to your updates and tunnel pieces. I can always expand my route in the future. Your work is first class. Thank you.
Just a few little things from a fictional metro/underground system I've started work on, set in a fictional British town.
The first station (mostly) completed is Great Marlborough street, a cut-and-cover based effort.
The view from the platform stairs onto the Eastbound platform
A view from behind the stairs on the Westbound platform, just as a departing service leaves. I'm hoping to find a replacement for the U-Bahn stock, something bigger than light rail and trams but nothing too big. It's a tough niche.
Just west of the station, there's two stabling bays.
A view back down the Eastbound platform at the as-yet-un-named and un-finished second station.
if its mainly cut and cover and the line is based in London I recommend the R, D Or New C stock but looking at the tunnel crossover it looks pretty modern so perhaps the 1973 Piccadilly line stock or the new Central line 1992 stock as I doubt subsurface stock will fit by the way what tunnels are you using looks awesome by the way
the AVG GT8 is downloading now, thanks very much - can't wait to get this on my WIP network!
