UK Screenshots (Hi Res Version)

[hunter_tazo]

j_maybury, Fireworks has a bit of a learning curve to get round, but for me its layering couldn't be any better. I have used GIMP before and its the same story.

 

[wawasoo]

I'm just checking....

This is Surveyor at 900 miles per hour can you see it?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLZmYeJaWpY

 

[hunter_tazo]

Does anyone know of a good Class 421 sound, or anything that sounds like it? Many thanks.

 

[ex-railwayman]

Scroll down to the bottom of this page and you'll see a 421 hornsound for downloading, I think it might be on the DLS, but, you'll get it here OK, I don't know if it's any good, or, not, as I don't have it installed personally.

http://www.freewebs.com/rustyrail/tempest70items.htm

Cheerz. ex-railwayman.

 

[hunter_tazo]

Thanks for the help, the horn sound is spot on. Does anyone know of any engine sounds or similar engines sounds for the Class 421? Thanks.

An Arriva class 150/2 rushes past to Grove Beach.

 

[Thegoldenarrow1995]

Banking on...

Matt

 

[ex-railwayman]

Just a 'lil trip on my tweaked ECML version, from Grimsby Town to Cleethorpes.

Cheerz. ex-railwayman.

 

[nexusdj]

Excellent shots all

 

[Scratchlight]

:wave:

 

[pfx]

@ Scratchlight - Would you mind telling me what the cabling posts are in your last shot please?

 

[meyshollop]

Sorry For another request for you scratchlight, but what signals are you using in those last set of shots?

many thanks

meyshollop

 

[Scratchlight]

@ Pfx - I think they're the LUL Wires spline from the DLS
@ Meyshollop - Its one of the "Signal BR" set that comes with Trainz 2010

 

[scratchy]

Sorry For another request for you scratchlight, but what signals are you using in those last set of shots?

many thanks

meyshollop

Haven't they been built in since like ultimate trainz :hehe:
Great shots everyone

Scratchlight- is that ur own creation on the top screenie of ur post b4 last? Looks good

 

[Wessex_Electric_Nutter]

An Arriva class 150/2 rushes past to Grove Beach.

Just a small note, you may want to use 50m (or longer) catenary wires for straight lines as there is usually a lot greater distance between catenary poles on straights. Try 50 or even 60m on straights and see what I mean Obviously, for junctions and curves, you'd have the poles closer together to allow the pantograph to stay in contact without the risk of dewirements, as catenary wires follow straight lines and not curves. Interestingly, catenary wires are also staggered on straight lines to stop the pantograph from getting groves in it.

This photo should help to give you an idea of the scale, considering each carriage is roughly 20m long. http://www.flickr.com/photos/sinkplunger/4016827301/

 

[Scratchlight]

Scratchlight- is that ur own creation on the top screenie of ur post b4 last? Looks good

Nope, it is WEN's class 151 available from his download server

 

[nexusdj]

 

[meyshollop]

@ Scratchy, well they arent built into TC3 haha

And thanks for that scratchlight

meyshollop

 

[andytee1]

Great shots everyone....
Scratchlight, another ask I'm afraid - In your first shot above (151), could you tell me which track you are using please?
Many thanks
A.

 

[electra]

Nice images, Dave

 

[scratchy]

Nexus, i always love ur seeing ur shots, great stuff

Great shots everyone....
Scratchlight, another ask I'm afraid - In your first shot above (151), could you tell me which track you are using please?
Many thanks
A.

I'll try to help out again:hehe: i think the track ur on about is found here
http://home.exetel.com.au/cws/worrybrook/

ill stick in a pic while im at it