Those were the days...

[zatovisualworks]

...When working committedly with Ian Woodmore and John King's Trainz Community News...

For you to remember, old timer mates.

https://www.zatovisualworks.gal/trainz/tcn/tcn_volume_1/files/tcn_volume_1_february_august_2010.pdf

https://www.zatovisualworks.gal/trainz/tcn/tcn_august_2010.pdf

The old timing side of Alberte

 

[JAGG]

Nice flashback... There was also the CZ magazine like this existing in those creative days ;-)

 

[martinvk]

Thanks for sharing those bits of nostalgia. Sure brings back lots of pleasant memories.

 

[JCitron]

Thank you for the good-time memories. I still have my copies saved on a backup CD somewhere.

The professional quality of these puts them in the league of real printed magazines that we would find on the rack at a hobby store or bookstore.

 

[JimDep]

Thanks for posting those Trainz Community News volumes. Nice to see them again. There's a ton of valuable info included and well organized. While flipping through, I was reminded by the one article about creating stereo images for 3D viewing. Around 2008 or so, I had an Nvidia 3D driver I downloaded that made everything 3D so I could use a simple cardboard pair of 3D glasses with the red and blue lenses. It was incredible how much depth that added to your driver sessions. I could make 3D screen shots to upload to the forums, along with a"for use with 3D glasses" caption. Things happened and I took a break from Trainz for a few years, got an newer computer and never found those 3d drivers again.