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We are glad to announce the release of the Freight Corp, Freight Rail and ASR 82 class locomotives, these locomotives are 1 of 2 82 class packs to release with the second one following soon after which will consist of all the present day Pacific National 82 class.
A big thank you to S301 for providing the locomotive with advanced scripting and features, Graham Baker for providing locomotive reference photos, locomotive information and helpful resources and thank you to all others who helped during production of this locomotive.
We hope you enjoy these locomotives!
Download Here
Cheers, Ryan
A big thank you to S301 for providing the locomotive with advanced scripting and features, Graham Baker for providing locomotive reference photos, locomotive information and helpful resources and thank you to all others who helped during production of this locomotive.
We hope you enjoy these locomotives!
Download Here
Cheers, Ryan
IsambardKingdomBrunel
Joined June 2001
Lovely 82 Class piccies boys. I have them through my gold membership.
Top quality loco models.
Mike.
Top quality loco models.
Mike.
IsambardKingdomBrunel
Joined June 2001
Just general messing around on the Main South.
Mike.
Mike.
griffinjim
Trainz "Veteran"
Another fantastic achievement from Hotbox, these are fantastic. I had no clue that ASR even had any 82s at a point in time!
Will be sure to buy these asap, can't wait to try them out.
Will be sure to buy these asap, can't wait to try them out.
Rohcool323
Trainz Addict
Looking nice there Jamie. Here is 9010, 8225 and 4910 leading a ballast train
FootplatePhil
Trainz Tragic since 2002
Fantastic shots guys. This is such a great thread!
Phil
Phil
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Waratah At Sunset
Rohcool323
Trainz Addict
Triple T's leading an excursion train back into Bremer
FootplatePhil
Trainz Tragic since 2002
Bethungra Spiral
IsambardKingdomBrunel
Joined June 2001
Wow that looks different Phil, very nice.
Peterborough Narrow Gauge: Gladstone to Port Pirie Extension
1965-1969
Collection of shots form my layout along with original images. Original photos sourced from Lionel Nobels wonderful collection
CRYSTAL BROOK
https://lionelnoble.com/crystalbrook/
Garratt taking on water with freight at Crystal Brook
Slight variation from original photo (see below) in that the track to the rear had been removed and the new standard gauge line is in place. Photo is from about 1962
Garratt passing station building and old goods shed in Crystal Brook
Correction to track alignment into Goods Shed required. Yard tracks are lowed but shed does not support this and requires some magic to correct
Oil burning Garratt rolling over Crystal Brook NG bridge. The new SG bridge stands behind, awaiting a flood in Oct 1975 to wash it away
PORT PIRIE
https://lionelnoble.com/portpirie/
Port Pirie main yard set about 1967. Mary Elie station to the left is in place along with the new Bogie Exchange shed in the foreground. Partial SG line running into the shed with the old NG tracks routed through until removal in 1970
Background, especially to the left is incomplete with random clutter for now. Smelters in the distance about 40% complete
More WIP clutter in foreground will be added
Port Pirie Main Yard looking towards Alpha Terrace
Some rework on the Broad Gauge line in the center of the image required
More WIP clutter in foreground will be added
1965-1969
Collection of shots form my layout along with original images. Original photos sourced from Lionel Nobels wonderful collection
CRYSTAL BROOK
https://lionelnoble.com/crystalbrook/
Garratt taking on water with freight at Crystal Brook
Slight variation from original photo (see below) in that the track to the rear had been removed and the new standard gauge line is in place. Photo is from about 1962
Garratt passing station building and old goods shed in Crystal Brook
Correction to track alignment into Goods Shed required. Yard tracks are lowed but shed does not support this and requires some magic to correct
Oil burning Garratt rolling over Crystal Brook NG bridge. The new SG bridge stands behind, awaiting a flood in Oct 1975 to wash it away
PORT PIRIE
https://lionelnoble.com/portpirie/
Port Pirie main yard set about 1967. Mary Elie station to the left is in place along with the new Bogie Exchange shed in the foreground. Partial SG line running into the shed with the old NG tracks routed through until removal in 1970
Background, especially to the left is incomplete with random clutter for now. Smelters in the distance about 40% complete
More WIP clutter in foreground will be added
Port Pirie Main Yard looking towards Alpha Terrace
Some rework on the Broad Gauge line in the center of the image required
More WIP clutter in foreground will be added
Hey Nick! Thank you for your kind words. The bridge is a smallish kitbash of Jerker's Concrete bridge spline:
<kuid:75943:30210> VR Double Track 30ft Steel Girder Concrete Deck Bridge Kit Decking
<kuid2:75943:30250:1> VR Single Track 30ft Steel Girder Concrete Deck Bridge Kit Decking
Plus a driveway spline and a fence:
<kuid:101046:100758> Driveway 11 DES
<kuid:179051:102333> Fence Railings - White
And the abutments are: <kuid:135229:100497> Concrete Abutment
Amazing comparison shots Schaffer.
Phil: I've driven along that highway in the past and there is a lot more shrubbery between the railway and the road, they may not have been as built up in the steam era but I'm sure there was something there. I'd also recommend having a look at Scratchy's roads as a quick, bulk asset update that should sit well on the terrain, and reminds me of the shoddy roads around there
