UK Screenshots (Hi Res Version)

[ikilledbambister]

Nexus, where is that train, the pink and blue FCC livery from?

hi chris
its not available yet but most probably in the near future.
cheers,
James

 

[nexusdj]

Nexus, where is that train, the pink and blue FCC livery from?

It hasn't been released yet as It needs it's scripted lights sorting out and a cab attachment point adding

@Pauldurose ,

I've amassed quite a fair bit of gmax built custom content since learning how to use Gmax and with time I'll be releasing most of it , but as I'm still learning new techniques to build stuff with less poly's a lot of the older content will have to be rebuilt before it's released

 

[harcourt]

Thanks Greg, I have a thing for triangular stations!:hehe: I've heard a lot about a place called Ambergate I think, never seen it though, you are probably aware of it. The 76 is making me want to do a mini Woodhead line on my layout.
For the moment here's some western.

 

[kimmy]

great pics guys weldone
i'm coming back to trainz this week so hopefully get some of my routes finished and uploaded. and maybe start a new one.


regards jay

 

[Captain_Scarlet]

Greg - Excellent shots and work on Sheffield, as always. Just one thing, I think you're missing a lot of daytime smog/fog. At least that's how I remember it. cough, cough!

when did the clean air act come into place? 1950s? I read air quality improved almost overnight... Let's say these shots were taken once the smog had cleared off. It would be nice if I turned forg on or something so I can't see 100 yard in front o't loco. You wouldn't see much on the screen shots though would ya?

I've found a nice grey sky... that's me done with auran's default sky I guess!

Thanks Greg, I have a thing for triangular stations!:hehe: I've heard a lot about a place called Ambergate I think, never seen it though, you are probably aware of it. The 76 is making me want to do a mini Woodhead line on my layout.

Aaah yes, it is Ambergate; on the former Manchester branch of the Midland Mainline over in Derbsyhire. Nice viaducts and valleys over there. further North of the now end of the line, Monsal Head makes for an awsome view.

The Woodhead... The scenes of moorland up there near Penistone, Dunsford are fantastic. It'll get done eventually Good luck with a mini Woodhead.

 

[pellet]

Thanks Greg, I have a thing for triangular stations!:hehe: I've heard a lot about a place called Ambergate I think, never seen it though, you are probably aware of it. The 76 is making me want to do a mini Woodhead line on my layout.
For the moment here's some western.

Warship!

Nice screenie though

 

[lewisner]

Harcourt, if you like triangular stations look at Queensbury (GNR) which also had a narrow gauge railway through the middle, and Bishop Auckland(NER).If I remember rightly (I used to volunteer on Peak Rail) Ambergate had plartforms on 2 sides only whereas Queensbury and Bishop A had platforms on all 3 sides...

 

[johnchisem]

Shipley just north of Bradford is triangular, until the last 20 -30 years trains stopping on the Leeds to Skipton leg did not have a platform so they had to use one on one of the Bradford legs and then do a reverse movement. Steam locos quite often pass (usually on the Leeds-Skipton side.

I have found a few old pictures of a movement when a steam special reversed at Shipley! This is before the OHLE went up, and I suppose there would not be enough time between local service trains to do this today!

John

 

[Captain_Scarlet]

If I remember rightly (I used to volunteer on Peak Rail) Ambergate had plartforms on 2 sides

Wrong! Ambergate as mentionned above twice had three sets of platforms on the three sides of the Ambergate triangle. The South Eastern side of the triangle is bypassed by the Midland Mainline.

Ambergate on your friend: Google

 

[TLBlade]

The true Pevensey bay disaster

Hi everyone here a few more screenshots from me.

It is 1966 and steam is almost gone one the line.

Here we see an English Electric type 3 now working as banking loco out of Pevensey harbor Station.

Here we see a Sulzer type 2 pulling a train up the bank out of Pevensey Harbor with the English Electric type 3 banking.

Here we see the Flyer Express passing through Sponseton headed by a rebuilt scot 46108 this is the last recorded steam engine to pull the flyer.

The last shots is of the last Ex-LMS Garrat pushing the snow plough up the bank to Pevensey Junction.

 

[ex-railwayman]

YGH Seacows

Thanks to Pellet, I managed to obtain some new YGH Seacows to run....and of course to Dave Green who created them, and to Photobucket for the free hosting...

Cheerz. ex-railwayman.

 

[TheLegendKiller101]

Great pics all. TLBlade, where could i find the signalbox and shed in the left of your 1st pic?

 

[Captain_Scarlet]

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[shikadi]

York station

I thought it looked familar.

 

[pellet]

glad you found them, ex.

meanwhile, I should be able to start posting screenies again, I'm nearly done reducing the scenery on Middle Vales so my trains will run smoother

 

[TLBlade]

Great pics all. TLBlade, where could i find the signalbox and shed in the left of your 1st pic?

Hay there the signal box is the SR Signal box 1928
And the shed just search under goods shed and you should find it.

I hope this helps.

 

[tardis626]

Batterd Mk1 coaches:

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[ikilledbambister]

nice screens all

2 from me recreating the west midlands route modern day:udrool:

57307 passes L/E

An uid 221+220 pass me ...
at speed

cheers,
James

 

[tmz06003]

Thanks to Pellet, I managed to obtain some new YGH Seacows to run....and of course to Dave Green who created them, and to Photobucket for the free hosting...

Cheerz. ex-railwayman.

That'll be Gary Green... yes, lots of useful wagons on that site and he has many more WIP.

Regards,

tmz06003