Aye not many routes don't use jvc.
In my routes it is used for my trees (with few some exceptions) field side foliage and track side foliage.
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In my routes it is used for my trees (with few some exceptions) field side foliage and track side foliage.
Just a quick update on my new rail company.
the company has expanded into a airway to with the release of Vulcan's airbus A320 and its HQ is on my layout called country commuter.
here's a pic from the route
second airways has ordered:
Boeing 737: 2
airbus a320:4
Boeing 747: 1
airbus a380: pending conformation
McDonald Douglas md 82: 2
McDonald Douglas dc10: pending conformation
Boeing 767:1
(take in mind i have to reskin these so don't expect anything soon
)
more pics sooner rather than later i hope.
the company has expanded into a airway to with the release of Vulcan's airbus A320 and its HQ is on my layout called country commuter.
here's a pic from the route
second airways has ordered:
Boeing 737: 2
airbus a320:4
Boeing 747: 1
airbus a380: pending conformation
McDonald Douglas md 82: 2
McDonald Douglas dc10: pending conformation
Boeing 767:1
(take in mind i have to reskin these so don't expect anything soon
)more pics sooner rather than later i hope.
BLACKWATCH
Mechanical Engineer
On the download station.
Tried that already only found couple
you could try searching the names of trains that run on it?
Hi Trainzers.
I have a small update on my English Southern Coast route. Here is what I think is a very pretty progress shot.
This view is from the southern end of the town of Bournemouth-on-Sea. (No copyright infringements intended.)
And to think I built this area and made it look nice completely by accident!
I honestly think it's the best accident I've had.:hehe:
More shots soon, and next time there will be planes.... lots of them. You can find some of my shots in the "New Aircraft" thread, here:
http://forums.auran.com/trainz/showthread.php?t=50753
Happy Trainzing,
Scott.
I have a small update on my English Southern Coast route. Here is what I think is a very pretty progress shot.
This view is from the southern end of the town of Bournemouth-on-Sea. (No copyright infringements intended.)
And to think I built this area and made it look nice completely by accident!
I honestly think it's the best accident I've had.:hehe:
More shots soon, and next time there will be planes.... lots of them. You can find some of my shots in the "New Aircraft" thread, here:
http://forums.auran.com/trainz/showthread.php?t=50753
Happy Trainzing,
Scott.
What about my beach shot :hehe: great shot btw
Scott.
Hi Paul, funnily enough when I came to build this portal I found that there are NO Brick tunnel portals in Trainz despite searching through several hundred. So, I bodged it up using multiple sections of FMA's UK Viaduct and UK Tunnel Grass Spline above.Finally to brick it up I used a spline of "Brick Wall 25M" inset slightly behind the entrance.
It's interesting to note that the real line was closed to passengers in 1950 and altogether in 1958 but British Rail actually ran SPECIAL TRAINS to repair it in 1957! Thus, although part of the tunnel roof has collapsed inside, the brickwork of the portal is in very good condition.
On the subject of bricked up tunnels and the like, I have found the following site http://www.forgottenrelics.co.uk/tunnels/index.html very useful for both functioning and derelict railway structures. Might be interesting to some of you and it also includes Burdale Tunnel as depicted by lewisner.
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PFX I actually posted a link to that site but for some reason it disappeared (the link that is).
Here's the south portal for good measure.
and the real thing pictured by me in 1978.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pinzac55/2923384905/
Here's the south portal for good measure.
and the real thing pictured by me in 1978.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pinzac55/2923384905/
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