UK Screenshots (Hi Res Version)

[paulper]

Some great shots everybody!

More of my Dartford to London WIP...

At Maze Hill looking westbound

At Maze Hill looking eastbound

A route 82 to Charing Cross travels through Maze Hill

An eastbound 82 heads towards Charlton via Westcombe Park

On the approach to New Cross (ignore the signalling - yet to be corrected)

A view of New Cross from another angle - a route 25 approaches the station

And another from New Cross - this time looking west with an ELL tube departing

A route 25 at platform 2 and a Thameslink to Brighton at platform 5 of London Bridge

 

[Wessex_Electric_Nutter]

Some great shots everybody!

More of my Dartford to London WIP...

http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/1/16/651972/trainz 2009-08-22 10-36-34-65.JPG
At Maze Hill looking westbound

http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/1/16/651972/trainz 2009-08-22 10-37-00-25.JPG
At Maze Hill looking eastbound

http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/1/16/651972/trainz 2009-08-22 10-38-46-06.JPG
A route 82 to Charing Cross travels through Maze Hill

God, how I remember that place when the EPBs were running. It was apparently quicker to get to the Queens House (my dad was dealing with audio tour guides at the time) from Maze Hill then Greenwich, especially with the amount of equipment my dad was carrying, like his Motorola mobile phone which had a massive battery and apparently good for whacking commuters with, should they inevitably annoy you or get in your way.

You know you can use an EPB and it would still look authentic? Theres one on my home server: http://81.6.245.27/files/

 

[3772]

Awesome. Where did you get the EMU from?

 

[marky7890]

Great shots everyone!

3 from Redruth:

Mark

 

[tmz06003]

Great shots, especially from paulper, Nexusdj and marky.

@paulper- the more I see of New Cross the more I like it! Have you seen the coach from EMU 1884 in Deptford High Street? It's on a piece of track and is being used as a cafe- in a very interesting livery
I'm wondering if there is an older brick depot building somewhere that may be useful for the ELL depot...

@WEN- Agreed, I think your stock would be very suitable for this route as would your WIP class 377 (and re-liveried as a class 375). Also, didn't you mention a networker somewhere?

 

[3772]

Great shots everyone!

3 from Redruth:

Mark

These are fab, well done. Will you be releasing this route for us all to play with?

 

[paulper]

Thanks tmz06003 - I'm waiting for a Networker to take the place of the 313's - I consider these to be the nearest thing we have to a passenger enabled Networker that also offers an internal view in the carriages. I also use some Southern payware 377's as a substitute for Southeastern. Over to you WEN(!)...

EPB's would certainly not look out of place and there's some on my line at Slade Green depot and Dartford sidings in case I fancy taking one out for a trip! I shall try and post some screenies including them.

I've not seen the old EMU - am going that way tonight, so I'll keep a look out!

Cheers,
Paulper

 

[marky7890]

@3772 - Thanks, yes i am planning to release the route once its done

Mark

 

[Davie_UCF]

Ye olde Trainspotting.




Love the screenies guys.. standard is high!

 

[meyshollop]

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[meyshollop]

Some from me:

My website is full functional again



33 from a new angle:

27 from a new angle:

2 37's clreate as much noise and clag as possible:

 

[bassist118]

Two from my very unfinished Shoeburyness - Fenchurch Street (eventually)

A GBRf class 66 takes a rake of retired EPB stock through Shoeburyness taking the branch to the MoD sidings

The 66 rumbles over Shoeburyness high street, just no one told the crossing keeper she was comming till the last minuite. (actually the gates were raising when this was taken , is there anyway to get them to lower a little more prototypicly? And stay lowered.

Great shots everyone

Cheers



Andy

 

[angelah]

Crossing gates

Dear Bassist118
Quote :-is there anyway to get them to lower a little more prototypicly? And stay lowered.

Yes, I downloaded the ATLS assets and experimented. They work great and you can place the trigger so the trains do not need to slow down.

A search on the DS for ATLS will bring them up.

Angela

 

[bassist118]

Cheers Angela, will give it a try

:Y:

Andy

 

[Paulsw2]

Oh ya...in the 40s and 50s CP Rail utilized various ships and airplanes until they decided to just stick with trains.

Thanks for the info and sorry to hijack the thread. :wave:

cam

Rob, LieLestoSbrat's Rebuilt Merchant Navy class loco, kuid2:101839:1000:1, is one of the best steamers made for Trainz. Well worth downloading and giving it a run out - it would be interesting to see what it can do on US/Canadian grades!

Paul

 

[Wessex_Electric_Nutter]

Two from my very unfinished Shoeburyness - Fenchurch Street (eventually)

Excellent, the perfect route to test my AC EMUs on (Class 302/305/307/317s)

 

[electra]

Excellent, the perfect route to test my AC EMUs on (Class 302/305/307/317s)

Not the 307s. They were built for Liverpool Street-Southend Victoria and, to my knowledge, they only actually worked that route throughout their lives in the south east.

 

[meyshollop]

Nellfield Junction Shots

Some from a diorama I have made this evening:

A 141 and 33 pass near nellfield sidings:

Close up of a class 37:

Overview of platform 1:

Overview of the station forecourt:

 

[Glenethson]

New Cross Gate To East Croydon

Only got as far as Honor Oak Park:

New Cross Gate.

Birds eye view of Brockley Station with the South London Line in the background.
Glen

 

[Glenethson]

Looking south through New Cross Gate.
Glen