UK Screenshots (Hi Res Version)

[pfx]

Here are a few from my latest, and as yet unabandoned route. Hehe. Patience is a virtue I'm sadly lacking...

Inside the sheds.

A turbostar passes some electric units parked up for the night.

Getting up to speed leaving Tollerton.

End of the line. Literally.

Turbostar heading into the sheds.

Departing Tollerton.

 

[lewisner]

"Gets coat on ready to go shopping for Class 105"

A J39 shunts the Malton pickup goods at Burdale station on the Malton & Driffield Railway...

 

[tankbob]

Hiya all

JJDella the bridge is by the great domsarto and is on the dls just search use his username.lou t as was said its a honeymonster reskin and it works well also on the dls try the 101 at night it looks even better.

cheers bob

 

[beep55]

It's been a long time since I posted or even used trains..

I made a start on a new route.

This is a few shots of Preston Station (No relevance to any station in UK etc this is purley my own work.... however poor it maybe

Hope you all like... hopeing to have some more scenery and some more of the bare route in pics soon!

 

[hope5]

its beture than i can do for the steam age:hehe:

 

[Bernard430]

Still building my new route further and further, and it has a name! Hepelby to Barksted

Leaving Hittencombe

The Local Goods yard

Through the tunnel...

Trundling through the countryside

Over the viaduct

Past the castle

Slowing for the next station

And finnaly at Mapleton, which is still very much under construction!:hehe:

Cheers,
Bernard

 

[hunter_tazo]

I love the fact, that the further you go through this thread, the higher the quality becomes. Time for me to ruin that! :hehe:

A day at Eastbury Central:

A Class 87 arrives at platform 4:

Class 55 "Deltic" leaves into the night:

A Class 47 slowy roars into life the leave:

An Intercity Swallow DBSO waits to leave:

Thanks, Tom.

 

[nexusdj]

 

[lewisner]

A very mixed goods train heads north through Burdale, based on the photo on page 44 of Warwick Burton's book "The Malton & Driffield Junction Railway"

 

[pfx]

Where are my shades?

Holy cremola nexus, not much chance of missing that 90? and its rake passing by!!!

 

[ekin1972]

Darlington Bank Top with a DMU getting ready to leave for Penrith and a Deltic leaving for Newcastle

 

[hunter_tazo]

Darlington Bank Top with a DMU getting ready to leave for Penrith and a Deltic leaving for Newcastle

Brilliant shots, just wondering, what route is that? Cheers, Tom.

 

[ekin1972]

@ hunter_tazo

Its a route i'm building of the ECML from Croft through to Durham and with the Bishop Auckland branch.
Then I'm going to add the Bishop Auckland to Durham line eventually.

 

[hope5]

@ hunter_tazo

Its a route i'm building of the ECML from Croft through to Durham and with the Bishop Auckland branch.
Then I'm going to add the Bishop Auckland to Durham line eventually.

what trainz version is it for

 

[ekin1972]

@ hope5

Its being built with 2010.

 

[tankbob]

hiya ekin

Looking nice we are getting a few more northeners on this thread now good luck with your route,where did you get the coal staithes from they look good.

bob

 

[paul502]

Just a suggestion for Bernard430, & others, to help turn an OK route into a great one, (no offence).
Use the copy & paste tool to a get much better look to the landscape. Use mixed textures in a small area, then use copy & paste to enlarge the area.
Once you have a large enough textured area, you can texture whole boards very quickly & it looks far better than one single texture, using the "fill board" tool. Also works for objects & height too, its very easy to do!

Here's Bernard's

Here's something i knocked up in 20 minutes

 

[ekin1972]

@ tankbob

Thank you for your comment!!

As the railways started in Darlington, thought it was about time Darlington and the Bishop Auckland to Teeside route (former S&D) was incorporated in to a route. And of course Darlington is my home town.

The coal staithes are made from

Trestle Kit Center 2B

&

Coal Staithes

Michael

 

[lewisner]

I make my own Coal Drops. This large set at Malton are made of "Stone Retaining Wall Dirty" with "Track Rails only" and (I think)" NG Mine Dump Track" for the handrails.The space between the tracks is filled in with "Wooden Crossing Boards".

 

[ekin1972]

@ lewisner

Thanks for that photo showing your excellent looking coal drops.
That style of coal drop would look great for the next part of my route. Darlington Power station.