The Canadian Thread - Hi-Res images
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jackyamstel
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rr325, I'm using McGuirel's payware textures for any green fields that you see in my shots. They are seasonal with snow. Others fields are off of the DLS.
Erik, those are very nice shots that you're showing us. You do magic with trainz!
Cheers,
Jack
Erik, those are very nice shots that you're showing us. You do magic with trainz!
Cheers,
Jack
jackyamstel
Well-known member
Erik's work is very fine but I think you do just as fine a job escd84. Your latest shot is excellent. I like how busy that yard looks.
I'm away right now but I check from time to time to see what's happening here.
Jack
I'm away right now but I check from time to time to see what's happening here.
Jack
Railworks3985
Lima J3A Greenbrier
Excuse me for bumping this post, but where can I find the six-axle GMD-1s?
stevelerro
Owner of K&L Trainz
After looking at my old CN 2-8-2 that I had built 11 years ago, it was time to rebuild it!
I can't wait to see what you have in store for this locomotive. It already looks really good if it was built 11 years ago.
stevelerro
Owner of K&L Trainz
That is the rebuilt model, not the old one.
stevelerro
Owner of K&L Trainz
Havent started it yet. The order of releases for the rest of this year will be:
PRR 7002 Strasburg Set
CN 3254 Steamtown Set
Southern 4501 Excursion Set
CP Selkirk Streamlined and Non-Streamlined
Well then I still can't wait for what you are going to do with the 2-8-2 and you already have a really nice start on it.
2-8-0 #314 and 2-8-0 #315 assist 4-4-0 #253 on the 4.5% grade of the Big Hill east of Field, British Columbia, Canada circa 1887. The 5 car Atlantic Express passenger train, the longest initially allowed on the Big Hill, is shown on the second crossing of the Kicking Horse River as it climbs to the Kicking Horse Pass in the Rocky Mountains.
Cayden
Cayden
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jackyamstel
Well-known member
Nice screen shots escd84. I saw some nice work of yours in the 'Show off your routes' thread as well. Yesterday I saw 2 Rocky Mountaineer consists, both eastbound. One was just west of Revelstoke, British Columbia and the other was pulling into Kamloops.
Looking real good there Cayden! Excellent job with the rock textures and what an impressive bridge. A nice little history lesson as well.
Cheers,
Jack
Looking real good there Cayden! Excellent job with the rock textures and what an impressive bridge. A nice little history lesson as well.
Cheers,
Jack
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Get Ready V2.0 will be coming soon! and more abandon tracks!
The 1940s Tubbers Station now moved onto the old main CN move the track to were it is now, The old track as changed because of the sharp turn and flooding,
most of it was saved and now owned by a retired CN driver.
The 1940s Tubbers Station now moved onto the old main CN move the track to were it is now, The old track as changed because of the sharp turn and flooding,
most of it was saved and now owned by a retired CN driver.
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jackyamstel
Well-known member
Good to see what your you're working on VIA. Very colourful this time of year out your way.
Watrous Sub, mile 242, westbound.
Cheers,
Jack
Watrous Sub, mile 242, westbound.
Cheers,
Jack