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I'd just like to add a little extra to Steve's post, above.
In addition to Steve's copyright on his content, I have respected his wishes by not uploading my Sydney Central and Sydney Harbour route to the DLS.
Steve kindly allowed me to include some of his assets and agreed, that I could share my route personally with other Trainz members, on the condition that they only use my route for their own use; and not later upload it to the DLS in their name.
I trust this has been adhered to.
By the way, here are some screenshots of my recent work.
and the rear side
I've found Redfern Station is a little light-on when it comes to good photo images over the ages. So I'm doing my own thing.
The model I started last week has been given the chop and I've now begun to rebuild it all from scratch again.
This will probably be NOT, the final content.
Cheers,
Roy
In addition to Steve's copyright on his content, I have respected his wishes by not uploading my Sydney Central and Sydney Harbour route to the DLS.
Steve kindly allowed me to include some of his assets and agreed, that I could share my route personally with other Trainz members, on the condition that they only use my route for their own use; and not later upload it to the DLS in their name.
I trust this has been adhered to.
By the way, here are some screenshots of my recent work.
and the rear side
I've found Redfern Station is a little light-on when it comes to good photo images over the ages. So I'm doing my own thing.
The model I started last week has been given the chop and I've now begun to rebuild it all from scratch again.
This will probably be NOT, the final content.
Cheers,
Roy
vfernandez
AUS Transport Enthusiast
Thanks and ah yes that's just some of my dodgy trackwork haha
Hey Steve123, that’s looking good mate. Graeme that’s looking nice man. I used to live in the Illawarra and woonona looks the same as it would in real life.
steve I was wondering what that bridge asset is called on the top pic, looks really nice and detailed.
cheers Ryan
steve I was wondering what that bridge asset is called on the top pic, looks really nice and detailed.
cheers Ryan
Nice work there Steve, ... I can see you've got a great deal of animation happening in all directions. Who knows what might suddenly appear from below the waterline.
Creating something that people can enjoy is a gift.
Keep it up mate.
Cheers,
Roy
I'm just starting tall stories about Wondabyne Roy so everybody will want to sit on the riverside of the train looking for UFO's , but i didn't mention about the creature that come out of the lagoons on the otherside of the tracks,, thats why trains never stop at those lagoons kids,,
Hooooooooo
Hooooooooo
And who'd believe the one where a submarine rise up out of the ground in country NSW to torpedo unsuspecting truckies.
Here's a video of work on the Illawarra line
cheers
Graeme
nice video graeme, the amount of detail in that route is amazing. At 4:55 Im the video, there is a really nice cliff asset. I was just wondering what it was called.
cheers Ryan
Absolutely gorgeous Graeme. I love the effect of the cutting walls under the Campbell Street Bridge.
Can I just mention, for the era this map is based off, there was a Gate keepers cottage on the up side of the crossing, seen in this photo I took in 2003. Also, the crossing is only on sided at this time too.
I love what you've modeled but its more for the modern day Woonona, where the cottage is long gone and the crossing has had the an extra pedestrian path put in on the North side.
I apologise for the quality of my photos back then, I didn't have my own camera at this time and used to use the disposable ones bought at the chemist.
Can I just mention, for the era this map is based off, there was a Gate keepers cottage on the up side of the crossing, seen in this photo I took in 2003. Also, the crossing is only on sided at this time too.
I love what you've modeled but its more for the modern day Woonona, where the cottage is long gone and the crossing has had the an extra pedestrian path put in on the North side.
I apologise for the quality of my photos back then, I didn't have my own camera at this time and used to use the disposable ones bought at the chemist.
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