IvanSokolov
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@NIARTcar: pure beauty of commuter lines. Liek for that 
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cascaderailroad
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I have seen many of these sites all over the US, on Google Earth ... Downright scary ... I know what is inside them tings' (and it ain't for storing Phantom Fireworks bottle rockets) !
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Sandbox for testing Blender stuff (and making thumbs) running out of hand and starting to look like a route:
Looks like Oknosten is preparing for "The End Of Trainz" :hehe:
jbaxter1964
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NIARTcar,
Where did you find the vehicles in your post #31093 here? I have had a hard time finding great quality vehicles such as the pickup and bus. Any help is appreciated!!
Joe
Where did you find the vehicles in your post #31093 here? I have had a hard time finding great quality vehicles such as the pickup and bus. Any help is appreciated!!
Joe
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@NIARTcar: pure beauty of commuter lines. Liek for that
Thanks I appreciate the comments and kind words!
The two that you mention are actually DLS. The Greyhound bus is made by Vulcan, and the pickup is by Dinorius_Redundicus. You can get a collection of freight hauling trucks on the DLS from Yukonzoom, and there are a few more odds and ends that can be picked up here: http://s4.zetaboards.com/amtkz/pages/scene/
cheers,
AMTRAKwannabe
Norfolk & Western Lives
Not as many are in use nowadays though, looks like the common design from the cold war...
SouthwestinAZ1
BNSF Peavine Foamer
Camp Navajo Here in Arizona has/had something similar, a small ordinance moving railroad, I'm pretty sure they still get some stuff interchanged with the Transcon every once in a while.
According to a google web search they have a couple RS-4-TC's (1260 & 4015) over there, I've never personally seen them, but I do know they aren't switched by BNSF so I'd assume they would have at least a railking or something to move stuff around. Something about WWII base for storing ammo for the pacific theater.
According to a google web search they have a couple RS-4-TC's (1260 & 4015) over there, I've never personally seen them, but I do know they aren't switched by BNSF so I'd assume they would have at least a railking or something to move stuff around. Something about WWII base for storing ammo for the pacific theater.
Thanks m8WOW! that looks interesting
That's is exactly what I thought a long time ago when I found these with Google Earth.Better safe then sorry
Been building a lot of assets in that theme; they will show-up on the DLS soon(tm).
Based on some searching I did a few months ago, they use things called "GE 80-ton". Have not been able to find a nice yellow version of one on the DLS; if anyone knows if they are hiding under a different name (or a different similar looking engine?), let me know!
More "preparing for war":
Sandbox for testing Blender stuff (and making thumbs) running out of hand and starting to look like a route:
Reminds me of the Savanna Army Depot in Savanna, IL. Look it up on google earth!
Howdy Doodie trainz fans! A couple pics on the Aurora Subdivision. An eastbound crude oil train stops at the crew change area in Savanna, IL. Trackage has been laid from North Savanna/CTC Savanna and Plum River.
Crossing over
My favorite part of the route(on Trainz and in real life), The gantry signal that is the entrance to TWC and the beginning of CTC on the Aurora Subdivision
Route will be available soon on my website(www.bnsftrainz.weebly.com).
Crossing overMy favorite part of the route(on Trainz and in real life), The gantry signal that is the entrance to TWC and the beginning of CTC on the Aurora SubdivisionRoute will be available soon on my website(www.bnsftrainz.weebly.com).
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I will; let's see if there are some interesting structures there
The shot is modelled after Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach. Screenshot taken looking South.
