UK Screenshots for Pre BR Blue. High resolution warning.
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KotangaGirl
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J39 No. 64784 visits Elgar Junction MPD in the mid-1950s on my Norfolk layout. A beta version upgrade by Paulsw2
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Epoche3bis4
absolute TRS22 Fan
Greetings
Epo
KotangaGirl
Pre-Grouping Railways Nut
After doing all kinds of fix up jobs on the Tenpenny Branch it was time to play trains... um.. I mean undertake important testing.
The biggest job was fixing the broken invisible interactive platforms at each of the stations on the branch and I'm glad to say that now they are working absolutely fine.
The biggest job was fixing the broken invisible interactive platforms at each of the stations on the branch and I'm glad to say that now they are working absolutely fine.
That's a wild sky you've got there Epo. Extremely atmospheric!Greetings
Epo
KotangaGirl
Pre-Grouping Railways Nut
Lavenham in Winter (TANE)
KotangaGirl
Pre-Grouping Railways Nut
I hope Paul will forgive me for winding back time on his exquisite layout 'Lavenham in Winter' (TANE).
The GER 6W coaches are by Robd, and I commissioned the E22 from Connor Law. It is planned for it to be available at some future time.
The GER 6W coaches are by Robd, and I commissioned the E22 from Connor Law. It is planned for it to be available at some future time.
johnwhelan
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EverTrainz
Electric Blue
Don’t forget @masontaylor who played a large role in getting them looking right!
masontaylor
Assetz frae Scotland
Great to see all that work has come to see the light of day....
meadowbeck
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Some very early screenshots from a route I'm working on.
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That E22 looks stunning Annie. Good to see the older version of the route still in use for TANE. Here's a scene from the route in TRS22....
KotangaGirl
Pre-Grouping Railways Nut
Thanks very much Paul. Connor Law did a brilliant job of creating the E22's for me. The models are based on the first batch of engines built by the GER and I've got them in both early and late versions as well as in the 2-4-0T form that many of them ran in from time to time.
Lavenham does look at its best in TRS22, - only I would have to upgrade my hard drive to a larger size in order to install TRS22. Something for me to think about perhaps.
Lookin' good so farSome very early screenshots from a route I'm working on.
Some screenshots while playtesting my Ellesville Junction route from last week.
A H Class 4-4-4 passes through Ellesville South Signal Box adjacent to the FWVJR's main workshops at Ellesville on an up peak-hour suburban train.
Ex-Met "A Tank" Number 55 seen shunting in the station yard now with a park in the background and extra sidings serving the livestock markets.
A "Woolwich" Maunsell N Class one of 10 engines constructed from the 17 "kits" the railway acquired in 1924 departs the station yard with a down Mixed Goods.
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Kind Regards,
Noah.
A H Class 4-4-4 passes through Ellesville South Signal Box adjacent to the FWVJR's main workshops at Ellesville on an up peak-hour suburban train.
Ex-Met "A Tank" Number 55 seen shunting in the station yard now with a park in the background and extra sidings serving the livestock markets.
A "Woolwich" Maunsell N Class one of 10 engines constructed from the 17 "kits" the railway acquired in 1924 departs the station yard with a down Mixed Goods.
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Kind Regards,
Noah.
I remember when these first made it out on the DLS. They changed the scene of UK Trainz forever. I still use all of Ron's UK Stock quite religiously on my BR Era Routes - there's nothing that can compare! Can't wait for those new fish vans Ron's been working on either..
More on the SR Route Project - Got a bit nostalgic for Skipper's equipment and decided to take his BR Class 419 for a spin on an Eastbourne to Brighton Service. Still handles as perfectly as when it was new.
Thanks Annie. I recall that Lavenham looked pretty good in TANE. I know a lot of people prefer the lighting in TANE, particularly for the older models. Obviously I treat my screenshots before posting (like any good rail photographer) so they're not quite as 'in-game' as the original. I may have some TANE based screenshots of Lavenham somewhere. I'll try and dig them out!