UK Screenshots (Hi Res Version)

[trains08]

Lovely shots!

Just a quick question - Does anyone know of a nice medium sized route to run mainline and small trains on which doesn't need a million and one assets? (I realise the ones with more assets look nicer but I have lots of those, just want a route I can download and play on fast )

Thanks,

06

 

[Bernard430]

Trains08, try pauldrose's Cambridge-Huntingdon route. I use it all the time for fast, highspeed services and slower ones too. You could also take a look at his exccelent London Euston-Watford Junction route.

Back to Waterly today, where the platforms have been extended to equip 4 car trains (this has been done for all the stations). Here are some night time shots...

The 22:43 train to Dronham arrives onto an empty platform

The last train of the day...

While in the station, a Class 47 with an empty coal train thunders through

Cheers,
Bernard

 

[trains08]

Thanks! Downloading now and just about ready to have a poke around!

Any other suggestions on top of that?

 

[Bernard430]

Not really, if you are looking for other routes, check out this forum:

Trainz Popular Layouts

They're not all british, but I have found many excellent routes in their.

Cheers,
Bernard

 

[Symon_C]

Gillingham (Kent)

 

[escafeld]

 

[barn700]

BREL 158 DMU from Paulz Trainz

BREL 158 DMU in the Midlands using TS2010 native mode

more pics at http://www.paulztrainz.myenet.info/inside/BREL_158.htm

 

[Wessex_Electric_Nutter]

BREL 158 DMU in the Midlands using TS2010 native mode
http://www.paulztrainz.myenet.info/inside/images/BREL158/Screen_006.jpg

Err.. I'll keep my mouth shut about how many faults I see... it just looks wrong, wrong and wrong. Does anyone have a diagram of one of these things? I might try and make one.

 

[nexusdj]

Love the steam age bogies it's running on :hehe:
WEN you have mail !!

 

[welsh375]

Indeed. Barn700, did you do any research into the class 158 before you started work on it? Lets see, the bogies are totally wrong (unless its a chinese copy of a class 158), there are no couplers, no underframe equiptment, the front textures are mismatched and it appears to have a chin spoiler. Also, how are the passengers going to get on the train without an outside door button set?

 

[Joe_T]

I am sorry Barn I can't say how what expletives I said at how wrong that model looked for a 158. Both myself and my GF travel on 158's VERY regulary and even she said WTBH?

This looks more like a 158 than yours does:

The reason for that is? It is a 158!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[BLACKWATCH]

The 158's do vary a fair amount, didn't realise one could be so different in appearance to another, this 158 is totally different to the one posted by Louise T.

 

[Joe_T]

The 158's do vary a fair amount, didn't realise one could be so different in appearance to another, this 158 is totally different to the one posted by Louise T.

I have to ask did your humour circuit short circuit?

BTW what I showed is the Thailand 158 built as an ADDON order to the UK 158's but built to Meter gauge. The bodyshell, engine and paint job is exactly as Derby outshoped em.

 

[BLACKWATCH]

No I didn't have a "humour circuit short circuit", I was being genuine, I don't have a lot of time for what we used to call "Railbuses" or "Bog Carts", to me they are just metal tubes with a bus engine slung under them, they're all "much of a muchness", I much prefer "proper" loco's.

 

[electra]

I have to ask did your humour circuit short circuit?

BTW what I showed is the Thailand 158 built as an ADDON order to the UK 158's but built to Meter gauge. The bodyshell, engine and paint job is exactly as Derby outshoped em.

Interestingly, the units still retain the Regional Railway Express colour scheme they arrived in, but Thai State Railways intend to refurbish them next year and are painting them into a new house livery.

 

[marky7890]

A Plymouth to Penzance service formed with FGW and hired ATW Class 150s at St Erth

The FGW livery end at Penzance

Looking towards the harbour, the Ferry in the background is the Scillonian III, which runs services from Penzance to the Isles of Scilly, west of Lands End.

The same train seen again at St Erth, this time on the return trip to Plymouth.

Mark

 

[eso]

Some 60's shots

 

[AB80135]

No I didn't have a "humour circuit short circuit", I was being genuine, I don't have a lot of time for what we used to call "Railbuses" or "Bog Carts", to me they are just metal tubes with a bus engine slung under them, they're all "much of a muchness", I much prefer "proper" loco's.

i could'nt agree more theese are just a means of transport ...nothing to look at.........even diesles have some character........in fact i've seen better stuff on tramway systems....mind you i'm byest 'cos i'm a steam man:hehe:

 

[nexusdj]

 

[hope5]

A class 67 standing randomly on the tracks...as you can see i have altered the headlights...:hehe:
p.s i know i got into a bit of trouble by asking for advice on a screenshots thread but if anyone knows the name of any good UK ground textures for around tracks and towns please let me know by pm.

class 66 pulls a failed voyager this is usually the class 57s do the job but.......

doesn't this driver know you don't drink and drive
the route is the previously mentioned on this post route that needs the textures.