European and British Narrow Gauge Screenshots

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evilcrow

Well-known member

• Feb 16, 2023

• #121

Re post #120 johnarran
Many thanks for the kind words. Fine tuning 'screenies 'in TRS22+ is hard to achieve, I much preferred TANE.
Still one must persevere.

Cheers, Ken

 

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KotangaGirl

Pre-Grouping Railways Nut

• Feb 16, 2023

• #122

evilcrow said:

re post #115 KotangaGirl
Thanks for the compliment Annie, I hope that you are safe from the storms in NZ.

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Cheers, evilcrow

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My daughter and I, - we were lucky Ken and came out of it unscathed. A lot of other people didn't. I certainly don't want to go through that again.

Seeing your screenshots is a wonderful cheer up though.

 

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robd

Well-known member

• Feb 16, 2023

• #123

Ah! St Austell Brewery ales, must be in Cornwall... Mines a pint of "Proper Job" please!

Nice shots, evilcrow.

Rob.

 

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evilcrow

Well-known member

• Feb 17, 2023

• #124

Re post #123 robd.
Thanks for the compliment Rob.

Following a day's 'linesiding' at Seven Stars Inn, it's off to the pub that gave the station it's name for a few pints of "Proper Job" at 1950's prices!!!

Cheers, Ken

 

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fant_autentico

Well-known member

• Feb 17, 2023

• #125

evilcrow said:

re post #116 fant_autentico
Excellent atmospheric shot.

Cheers, evilcrow

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Thanks for your kind words Evilcrow

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Really your screenshots are great.

 

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KotangaGirl

Pre-Grouping Railways Nut

• Feb 17, 2023

• #126

My word those evening screenshots are beautiful Ken. This is one stunning layout that you've put together.

 

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evilcrow

Well-known member

• Feb 18, 2023

• #127

Thank you Annie and fant_autentico for the compliments
Its all down to in the main to , edh6, steveflanders and clam1952 for providing the assets, there are of course others.

Cheers, Ken

 

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evilcrow

Well-known member

• Feb 20, 2023

• #128

WIP

Oil burner 33134 for banking duties.

Cheers, evilcrow

 

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johnarran

7018 Drysllwyn Castle

• Feb 20, 2023

• #129

Amazing screenshot Ken. I can feel the damp in my bones.

John

 

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neville_hill

Well-known member

• Feb 20, 2023

• #130

Yes - that mist shot is terrific.

 

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evilcrow

Well-known member

• Feb 22, 2023

• #131

re post #129 johnarran and post #130 neville_hill
Thanks for the compliment gentlemen, a touch warmer shot follows.

Cheers, Ken

 

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ericmp

Well-known member

• Feb 23, 2023

• #132

Beautiful screenshots everyone! :Y:

Some shots of the Brocken Railway:

 

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evilcrow

Well-known member

• Feb 23, 2023

• #133

re post #132 ericmp
Smashing shots of the Brocken. Brings back memories of my visits to the DR Wernigerode system in steam days, but in those days the branch to the Brocken was strictly out of bounds, you can see why in your last shot. How times change !!!

WIP

Cheers, evilcrow

 

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evilcrow

Well-known member

• Feb 26, 2023

• #134

WIP

Cheers, evilcrow

 

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evilcrow

Well-known member

• Feb 28, 2023

• #135

WIP

Cheers, evilcrow

 

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fant_autentico

Well-known member

• Mar 4, 2023

• #136

Great screenshots!

Some of mine below.

 

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evilcrow

Well-known member

• Mar 8, 2023

• #137

re post136 #fant_autentico
Nice looking loco.

WIP

Cheers, evilcrow

 

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KotangaGirl

Pre-Grouping Railways Nut

• Mar 13, 2023

• #138

I've gathered up my 5+ year old 3ft gauge Sumwheir District Railway from TS2012 and taken it across to TANE. It's going to need a little tidy up here and there, but I'm making progress with it.

A sparrowcam view over Friars Stumble. I'm using Steve Flanders's Irish West Clare goods wagons and Tralee & Dingle coaches.

'Malta' class Beyer-Peacock at Hobbs End.

A view across the station yard at Bishops Tenpenny.

 

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KotangaGirl

Pre-Grouping Railways Nut

• Mar 15, 2023

• #139

Another snap from the Sumwheir District Railway. No.3 is a Manning-Wardle tram engine that was originally built for a tramway in India.

 

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dangavel

Well-known member

• Mar 21, 2023

• #140

KotangaGirl said:

Another snap from the Sumwheir District Railway. No.3 is a Manning-Wardle tram engine that was originally built for a tramway in India.

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Nice route, are you ever going to release any of your work, or do you prefer to keep it all in house ? ( given the difficulties of assuring all assets are on the DLS, I don't blame you if you DO keep your stuff in house )