It’s funny you mention Rhyl — off the top of my head, both 58293 and 43618 (2F and 3F) spent time at 6K Rhyl after their Barrow tenures! So these shots are just that much more plausible.
UK Screenshots for Pre BR Blue. High resolution warning.
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neville_hill
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Bill Rear's brilliant book 'The Denbigh and Mold Line' includes pictures of 58287, 52125, and 43618 all of Rhyl shed (I think) shunting in Denbigh. For this reason, and in the absence of Joopy's versions at that time, some years ago I got 52125 and 43618 from PaulzTrainz. Below are some old pictures of them performing their tasks on the Trainz version of Denbigh yard:
LandYRailwayMan
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Can I ask the source of a number of the freight wagons? Particularly the 6-wheel tankers, bogie flats and especially the first of the three vans behind the 3F? I am aware a number exist as old low resolution models, but these look to be updated for TS19+.Just another day of operations along the Mold and Denbeigh Branch - wonderfully operated by Jupiter's outstanding new Ex-Midland Locos!
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Got a few of Paul's fantastic little Aspinall 23 in action - 15 years old and a proud member of the M&D Branch since it was first downloaded!
Thanks,
johnwhelan
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I suspect if you look for work by evertrainz those are the vans, Ron worked with Mason Taylor to create these.
Cheerio John
PortLineParker
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Certainly the 3rd one from the front is by Evertrainz, but the front two look like Barney's work - a new release on the horizon maybe? The tankers I think are Barney's too and are available in the store and I've no idea about the flat wagons.
Cheers,
PLP
Cheers,
PLP
pistonsman
Steam will always be king
first one is presumably barney's, probably unreleased at this current moment, second is on santefe11's site under the other railway tab, third is evertrainz standard 12T from the looks, the mineral wagons not too sure, I'm assuming a reskin of the 27T tipplers made by LNERlover5 a while back, bolsters are currently a patreon exclusive, presumably to be released to public in future, the next two vans, uncertain, probably one is one of evertrainz vans, the 2 open wagons (presumably) are the 5 planks also found on santefe11's site, the gunpowder vans, also found there under models/rollingstock, tankers are barney's most recent trainz store beta test, and brake van, also found on santefe11's site, under the other railway
LandYRailwayMan
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Thank you. I'm familiar with Evertrainz's stock, but have been wanting to find the others for a long time.
More goodies to look forward to.
neville_hill
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Some shots from Dearnbyshire v2, now on its way to the DLS:
No problem! I'd be happy to identify each of the wagons in the photo for you!!
The Bogie Bolsters are an old payware model by the famous Cmburgess. Due to his generosity, I was able to acquire them during the TANE Era but they are no longer available to the public at large. Never fear though! Something tells me we'll be getting some new BR Bogie Bolsters sometime in the near future..
The Milk Tankers are as you have said - a new development by my good friend Barney Brass. Due to the prevalence of milk traffic on the Western and Southern Regions, I have long sought after some new 6 Wheeled Tankers for operations. These are Barney's beautiful response to that quest. They'll be coming to the DLC Store in no time so keep your eyes peeled!!
Finally the two vans at the front. The second van in the consist is an Ex-LMS Van built by Jupiter and is readily available on the Bunny's Branchline website. Although it's built primarily for TANE at the moment, it is a FANTASTIC van, and I hope it one day receives the PBR treatment much like Jupiter's outstanding locomotives. There is also a 5 Plank Wagon and an Ex-L&Y 20T Steel Sided Brakevan available on the site. Both of which are also available on Bunny's Branchline.
The final van is currently a WIP from Barney and a special gift to me. It is and EX-SR 12T Van built to Diagram 1428 and it currently comes in both Planked and Paneled Type A Versions. The Type Bs will also be done in the future! I am a heavy Southern Railway enthusiast and have been working with Barney on a whole new array of SR Wagons and rolling stock. In time, they will slowly start making themselves known and I hope you will enjoy them as much as I have!
Hope that clears everything up!!
nathanmallard
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LandYRailwayMan
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Yes, perfect clarity and good news, thank you. Good screenshots too. I just had a visitor asking me if they were real a few moments ago!No problem! I'd be happy to identify each of the wagons in the photo for you!!
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The Bogie Bolsters are an old payware model by the famous Cmburgess. Due to his generosity, I was able to acquire them during the TANE Era but they are no longer available to the public at large. Never fear though! Something tells me we'll be getting some new BR Bogie Bolsters sometime in the near future..
The Milk Tankers are as you have said - a new development by my good friend Barney Brass. Due to the prevalence of milk traffic on the Western and Southern Regions, I have long sought after some new 6 Wheeled Tankers for operations. These are Barney's beautiful response to that quest. They'll be coming to the DLC Store in no time so keep your eyes peeled!!
Finally the two vans at the front. The second van in the consist is an Ex-LMS Van built by Jupiter and is readily available on the Bunny's Branchline website. Although it's built primarily for TANE at the moment, it is a FANTASTIC van, and I hope it one day receives the PBR treatment much like Jupiter's outstanding locomotives. There is also a 5 Plank Wagon and an Ex-L&Y 20T Steel Sided Brakevan available on the site. Both of which are also available on Bunny's Branchline.
The final van is currently a WIP from Barney and a special gift to me. It is and EX-SR 12T Van built to Diagram 1428 and it currently comes in both Planked and Paneled Type A Versions. The Type Bs will also be done in the future! I am a heavy Southern Railway enthusiast and have been working with Barney on a whole new array of SR Wagons and rolling stock. In time, they will slowly start making themselves known and I hope you will enjoy them as much as I have!
Hope that clears everything up!!
The SR vans are particularly of interest as they were by no means confined to the SR during BR days. There was also a variant built by the SR for the LMS and that continued to be built for BR (LMR). As a result their distinctive top profile can been seen in goods trains all over the North (my home territory). They are evidently a WIP they still need vacuum brakes to earn their XP markings.
It's really good to see all this quality content being produced now. It is much appreciated and congratulations to all involved.
2995Valliant
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The GWR also built a lot of the SR design during WW2.Yes, perfect clarity and good news, thank you. Good screenshots too. I just had a visitor asking me if they were real a few moments ago!
The SR vans are particularly of interest as they were by no means confined to the SR during BR days. There was also a variant built by the SR for the LMS and that continued to be built for BR (LMR). As a result their distinctive top profile can been seen in goods trains all over the North (my home territory). They are evidently a WIP they still need vacuum brakes to earn their XP markings.
It's really good to see all this quality content being produced now. It is much appreciated and congratulations to all involved.
neville_hill
Well-known member
A beautiful shot Barney, very evocative of a specific time that some of us still remember.
Could I ask what the stone wall is on the extreme right? Thanks.
Could I ask what the stone wall is on the extreme right? Thanks.
It’s one of my assets, it’s for a project of mine so is not out publically yet.
Best, Barney
neville_hill
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I should have guessed! Thanks.
My current project is to connect my existing piece of the Leamside Line to Newcastle and back to Sunderland and Penshaw. Here is a 9F on the Stanhope & Tyne heading for Consett via Washington passing Pontop Crossing on the Newcastle - Sunderland line.
9f At Pontop Crossing 13.10.24 by A1 Northeastern, on Flickr
9f At Pontop Crossing 13.10.24 by A1 Northeastern, on Flickrhttps://www.trainzportal.com/mytrainz/view_media_post?media_post_id=473858
First screenshot upload.
First screenshot upload.
With a banker pushing hard on the rear, BR Standard Class 4 76055 reaches the top of the steep grade out of Karrah Bay.
On first successful (ish) posting on the forums (still trying to figure out how it works as it won't let me upload from the Trainz Portal Site (see my first attempt above
).