UK Screenshots (Hi Res Version)

[TrainzLover09]

Thanks for the info Paul, I may consider taking the route in a time machine though.

Some quick reskin:

and are these beutifull trains available ?

 

[hope5]

I'm not sure about the class 153s but the voyagers a reskin of a payware one from railwaves.

 

[marky7890]

Great shots everyone!

Nearing the top of the valley...

A 150 on a Newquay to Par service. In the background the top of the Treffry Viaduct can be seen, which still stands today, after the tramway which once crossed it and linked to Luxulyan has long gone. It also acted as a Aqueduct carrying water below the railway deck, and water still flows beneath it today.
The current and newer line below it was built for locomotives to avoid the carmears include, which was at a gradient of 1 in 9!!!

A class 66 going to Goonbarrow Junction passes beneath. The viaduct is open to the public and can be walked across, which I did last year.

Mark

 

[costa_me]

and are these beutifull trains available ?

Hey dude,

I am afraid the 156 and 142 reskins may not be available on the DLS in near future (my MSC's works are stressing me these days). Actually, I have to figure out and fix some little bugs on the reskins (texture near the handle, texture around some little parts..), and the major problem is, I havn't asked the great initial model creators, peterhicks and electric nutter that if I can distribute my reskins . Anyway, sorry if I have made you feel being tortured, and take this opoortunity to thanks for those great train builders.

 

[Bernard430]

WARNING-LOTS OF PICTURES!

Great shots all! Well done

Stratsted...

The station and the village

Looking east, a 4-Cig appears in the distance

The train pulls into the station

Picking up passengers...

A 114 DMU arrives on platform 2

The 4-Cig leaves

Afterboth trains have left, a class 37 hauling mixed freight thunders past

The freight train heads off into the distance

Quick Question: I use Fraps to take my screenshots. Which is better to save my pictures as? (BMP, JPEG, GIF etc...) I was just wondering, because I would like to improve the quality of my pictures.

Cheers,
Bernard

 

[tardis626]

JPG's are the smallest files, so for use on the forums I reconmend you use JPGs


Hope this helps,
Phil

 

[Bernard430]

JPG's are the smallest files, so for use on the forums I reconmend you use JPGs

I will then. Thanks!

Cheers,
Bernard

 

[Bernard430]

One more from me tonight

Mrs Blunt and Mrs Cotton wait to cross the line as 2 trains pass by

Cheers,
Bernard

 

[Davie_UCF]

Tales of the local shunter continue, as he heads back into the yard after his trip down to the salty air, he spots his rival...

 

[andytee1]

Very atmospheric.
A few from me...




Cheers
A.

 

[Joe_T]

Bernard, I quite like your screenshots as I like 3rd rail stuff BUT I do have to point out some major issues I have noticed mainly concerning saftey issues with your 3rd rail. Firstly 3rd rail unless unavoidable gets put away from the platforms. The 2nd thing is at foot and road crossings, the 3rd rail never gets continued over the crossing as the rail sticks up further than the running rails and therefore would cause a trip hazard NEVER mind electricuting anything 4 legged animal that would have the misfortune to step on the juice rail. If you need some help on how to make your layout better please feel free to contact me off list Other than the issues I have raised I quite like the layout

 

[chrisjeffery2005]

@andytee1

Excellent screenshots mate!

Can I ask where you got the platforms and buildings from in your first screenshot please?

Thanks in advance!

 

[Wessex_Electric_Nutter]

Bernard, I quite like your screenshots as I like 3rd rail stuff BUT I do have to point out some major issues I have noticed mainly concerning saftey issues with your 3rd rail.

Another thing I would like to point out, noticed the massive gap in the 6ft?

 

[kimmy]

all so bernard you can try this to help you with the 3rd rail http://www.fileden.com/files/2006/11/5/350643/My Documents/3rd Rail Tutorial.doc

regards jay

 

[Gravedigger_29]

First Try



Leaving Barton Hill With the Morning Express
Its a Fictional Route guys so let me know what you think

 

[marky7890]

Great shots everyone!

Another from the top of the Treffry Viaduct:

A Crosscountry HST on a service from Newquay.

And now for some out of the valley at Luxulyan itself:

A passenger waits to board the approaching 150 to Newquay at Luxulyan.

Looking South towards Par.

Looking North towards Newquay

Mark

 

[electra]

Brook Road, behind Catbridge station...

 

[Boobless_ed]

What I love Mark, is that your work is completely unique. Even without looking at your username, I instantly know it's your route. That's rare. I'm really looking forward to its release, as I know it'll be amazing. The detail is stunning, but looks like it's still reasonable in terms of performance. You've got the colours of the vegetation and textures spot on, the industries look great... Much better than many payware routes, and such a dedication to detail. Everything is so consistant, and extremely professional.

Not to mention my amazment at a single person creating such a large and detailed route without giving up quickly.

 

[andytee1]

@andytee1

Excellent screenshots mate!

Can I ask where you got the platforms and buildings from in your first screenshot please?

Thanks in advance!

Hi chrisjeffery2005
They are all station buildings and canopys by Marky7890 from the DLS and the platforms are FMA UK platforms, also on the DLS.
Hope this helps
Cheers
A.

 

[TrainzLover09]

Hey dude,

I am afraid the 156 and 142 reskins may not be available on the DLS in near future (my MSC's works are stressing me these days). Actually, I have to figure out and fix some little bugs on the reskins (texture near the handle, texture around some little parts..), and the major problem is, I havn't asked the great initial model creators, peterhicks and electric nutter that if I can distribute my reskins . Anyway, sorry if I have made you feel being tortured, and take this opoortunity to thanks for those great train builders.

they are very nice thow , hope to see them on the DLS