georgem2010
Trainz 2012 route builder
Welcome back everyone!
UK Screenshots for Pre BR Blue. High resolution warning.
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Great stuff Tanker, but what's the diesel shunter, above?Ah! It's GREAT to be back!
Let's see if I can do this like I used to..
South London with High Graphics?
Paul
PortLineParker
UK Route Builder
Looks like the Maunsell shunter that he teased a few months ago, I believe one of Barney's models but happy to be corrected. Skipper1945 currently has one on the DLS.
Cheers,
PLP
neville_hill
Well-known member
Just a test of the new upload process.....
Aha the forum's open again! Time to post a screenshot.
Not one I did recently (this is from about a month ago), but here is a picture of my Black Five, No. 45110 with the 15 Guinea Special on 11 August 1968. The 1T57 board is a last-minute addition I made to the model solely for the purpose of doing this picture. Like everything I do, it will be available to acquire for yourself at an as-yet undetermined point in the future.
Thanks,
Connor.
Not one I did recently (this is from about a month ago), but here is a picture of my Black Five, No. 45110 with the 15 Guinea Special on 11 August 1968. The 1T57 board is a last-minute addition I made to the model solely for the purpose of doing this picture. Like everything I do, it will be available to acquire for yourself at an as-yet undetermined point in the future.
Thanks,
Connor.
That it IS Parker! It's almost ready for release minus the livery and numbering scripts! With any hope it should be dropping in along with a few additional surprises we're making to go along with it!
Barney and I have been working on a LOT of stuff together and we can't wait for you guys to enjoy it in the near future!
KotangaGirl
Pre-Grouping Railways Nut
That sounds more than a little interesting Tanker. Now I'm wondering what you two have got hidden away in your goody bag.
PortLineParker
UK Route Builder
Hi all,
Excellent shots, great to see everyone back. Just after a bit of help if anyone is able to please - does anyone have any idea how to post an image to the new forums? Copying directly from Imgur no longer seems to work and copying and pasting the links into the 'insert image' link doesn't seem to work as it tells me 'the image can't be loaded from the passed link'.
Cheers,
PLP
Excellent shots, great to see everyone back. Just after a bit of help if anyone is able to please - does anyone have any idea how to post an image to the new forums? Copying directly from Imgur no longer seems to work and copying and pasting the links into the 'insert image' link doesn't seem to work as it tells me 'the image can't be loaded from the passed link'.
Cheers,
PLP
Unless something has changed in the new forums over the last day or so then I have to say that using Imgur as I have done so in the old forums, I've successfully posted screenshots in the new forum without any bother...so far
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Old screenie used to test, courtesy Imgur - posted without problems!
Rob.
PortLineParker
UK Route Builder
Hi Rob,
Thanks for that, something is definitely up my end then - I upload the picture to Imgur as usual, and then click 'copy'. When I try to paste it here though it's blank and just inserts a space...
Did you use the copy and paste method or did you insert it via the URL option?
Cheers,
PLP
Thanks for that, something is definitely up my end then - I upload the picture to Imgur as usual, and then click 'copy'. When I try to paste it here though it's blank and just inserts a space...
Did you use the copy and paste method or did you insert it via the URL option?
Cheers,
PLP
PortLineParker
UK Route Builder
Aha I think I've done it! Apologies for spamming the thread - it appears that once it is uploaded to Imgur I now need to open the image in a new window and then enter that URL - not the link generated by Imgur itself. It's only one extra step so hardly a deal breaker.
Cheers,
PLP
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I just copy the BBcode link from my images in Imgur and paste that in my Trainz forum post so 'copy and paste' I suppose! Same as I've always done for screenshots!
Nice shots BTW!
Rob.
neville_hill
Well-known member
My experience (thanks to some helpful advice) is that the BBcode forum address no longer works but the direct link one does. So it's a minor change to the process. I've no idea why.....
PortLineParker
UK Route Builder
Some more from me of Dilhorne Park on the Foxfield Railway:
Cheers,
PLP
Cheers,
PLP
georgem2010
Trainz 2012 route builder
Some shots at Ashby, when at its largest circa 1917. Johnson 0-6-0 with a mid morning Leicester bound train from Burton rolls in past the malt houses and cattle docks. 0-4-4 shunts in the background.
At its height, Ashby de la Zouch boasted 3 platforms (one for the Melbourne branch north to Derby, connected by a footpath across the yard), 6 sidings, one for the Burton Brewery Co malthouses. A 3 wagon goods shed, cattle docks, fish house and a small turntable.
At its height, Ashby de la Zouch boasted 3 platforms (one for the Melbourne branch north to Derby, connected by a footpath across the yard), 6 sidings, one for the Burton Brewery Co malthouses. A 3 wagon goods shed, cattle docks, fish house and a small turntable.
georgem2010
Trainz 2012 route builder
3F No.7449 of Coalville Shed shunts empty coal wagons and a loaded van from the Ashby Gas Works and the Soap factory siding over Tamworth Road crossing to the yard.
The 3rd platform of Ashby can be seen up ahead.
Tamworth Road Crossing's Box was later replaced by a ground frame like all of the other level crossings in Ashby.
The 3rd platform of Ashby can be seen up ahead.
Tamworth Road Crossing's Box was later replaced by a ground frame like all of the other level crossings in Ashby.
PortLineParker
UK Route Builder
Great shots all!
A final one from me tonight of Hunslet Austerity Whiston traversing the rarely used section of line towards Network Rail, seen here with a small goods train of mineral wagons from the exchange sidings heading for Caverswall station. This end of the line is no exception to the harsh gradients as seen here - at 1:37 it's certainly a challenge in cab mode to maintain momentum without exceeding the 15mph speed limit.
Cheers,
PLP
A final one from me tonight of Hunslet Austerity Whiston traversing the rarely used section of line towards Network Rail, seen here with a small goods train of mineral wagons from the exchange sidings heading for Caverswall station. This end of the line is no exception to the harsh gradients as seen here - at 1:37 it's certainly a challenge in cab mode to maintain momentum without exceeding the 15mph speed limit.
Cheers,
PLP
georgem2010
Trainz 2012 route builder
She's working hard!Great shots all!
A final one from me tonight of Hunslet Austerity Whiston traversing the rarely used section of line towards Network Rail, seen here with a small goods train of mineral wagons from the exchange sidings heading for Caverswall station. This end of the line is no exception to the harsh gradients as seen here - at 1:37 it's certainly a challenge in cab mode to maintain momentum without exceeding the 15mph speed limit.
Cheers,
PLP
KotangaGirl
Pre-Grouping Railways Nut
Excellent screenshots George and PLP.
Good to see the work you've been doing on Ashby George, - and the Foxfield line you've been testing out looks really interesting PLP.
Here's some snaps I took of Beyer-Peacock 'Jubilee' working a short express train from the West Norfolk Railway on my 'hidden in a fold in the map' Norfolk layout.
The third carriage in the train is a LNWR 6w Picnic Saloon.
Leaving Moxbury and heading east.
Good to see the work you've been doing on Ashby George, - and the Foxfield line you've been testing out looks really interesting PLP.
Here's some snaps I took of Beyer-Peacock 'Jubilee' working a short express train from the West Norfolk Railway on my 'hidden in a fold in the map' Norfolk layout.
The third carriage in the train is a LNWR 6w Picnic Saloon.
Leaving Moxbury and heading east.