UK Screenshots (Hi Res Version)

[46035]

can still see the BR symbol lol


and what is that gash below the S!?

1) I know......that will be sorted
2) A random mark which was on the side of the loco in real life when I took the side-on shot

 

[pellet]

ooh, fair enough!

anyway, i got bored and decided to make my trains that one more bit realists by adding numbers to those who don't carry them

I decided to turn to the (in need of updating! if anyone fanices a challenge) class 117 DMU, I picked a set at random from my head, resulting in L425 51363 and 51405 (minus centre car)

W51405

W51363

needs a little work me thinks!

A proper shot, after posing for pics, the 117 set heads off into the distance

 

[rjl1993]

 

[matthew80]

Great Shots all once again.

 

[escafeld]

Matthew80 - Aren't they running in the wrong direction?

 

[lewisner]

Not necessarily - it seems to be a UK layout, and on ex LNER lines Fast And Slow tracks were usually "paired by direction" whereas on the LMS they would be "paired by speed".

 

[matthew80]

I thought they are heading in the right direction, as I have got them like this for 12km on the route.

Matt

 

[chrisjeffery2005]

BNRS 2008 Stock

A BNRS 2008 Stock train terminates at Ravenside platform 2.

 

[overmars]

Sorry but that made me laugh out loud that did

 

[chrisjeffery2005]

Laugh at what?

 

[Symon_C]

 

[Wessex_Electric_Nutter]

I decided to turn to the (in need of updating! if anyone fanices a challenge) class 117 DMU, I picked a set at random from my head, resulting in L425 51363 and 51405 (minus centre car)

Stop hinting! I know that set very well too, I've already copped it for haulage which took me bloody ages to do!. (L425 - not L127 as I thought it was, as theres always drums around the sheds marked with that number. - currently resides on the MHR! And don't ask for the trailer number, I honestly don't know it!)

I guess your bubble is going to be numbered W55003 then. ;-)

(for the record, I have started updating the 117, but on the wrong bit for the moment.)


EDIT: If you want to be pedantic, then you could use 55003+51400+51363+51405

 

[escafeld]

Not necessarily - it seems to be a UK layout, and on ex LNER lines Fast And Slow tracks were usually "paired by direction" whereas on the LMS they would be "paired by speed".

Yes but the 56 is running towards the camera on the third track of four and I presume 'we' are heading in the opposite direction.

 

[escafeld]

A BNRS 2008 Stock train terminates at Ravenside platform 2.

I'm seeing some weird patterns on this stock.

 

[tardis626]

Look alright to me. Like from london paddington out towards reading 4 tracks with directions like this:

_______________ >>> Fast _____________
_______________ <<< Fast _____________
_______________ >>> Slow _____________
_______________ <<< slow _____________

On the picture you are on the 3rd line down with one heading on the slow towards you (bottom line) and one pulling away on the fast (top line)
(Depending on direction you may be on the 2nd line with one on the top line and one on the bottom line about to be overtaken by you.)

phil
________
Foxypoison69

 

[escafeld]

OK. I've never seen that configuration.

 

[chrisjeffery2005]

I dont know what those patterns are, they've allways been there, even since before I reskinned in. They move around too :s

 

[pellet]

Stop hinting! I know that set very well too, I've already copped it for haulage which took me bloody ages to do!. (L425 - not L127 as I thought it was, as theres always drums around the sheds marked with that number. - currently resides on the MHR! And don't ask for the trailer number, I honestly don't know it!)

I guess your bubble is going to be numbered W55003 then. ;-)

(for the record, I have started updating the 117, but on the wrong bit for the moment.)


EDIT: If you want to be pedantic, then you could use 55003+51400+51363+51405

nah, the bubble will be 55001! but I will have a 55003 as well though
51400 will be definitely had, as somehow will 51367 and 402!

All of the above were or are residents of the NLR!

 

[gamerouche]

Class 47500 heads the "Bin-Liner"

Gam

 

[Symon_C]