Australian screenshots
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FootplatePhil
Trainz Tragic since 2002
Ha Ha. A tuscan 81 class. Love it 
NSWGR_46Class
Just call my Captain Rude
The prestigious "Grenfell Express" makes a quick stop at Greenethrope
FootplatePhil
Trainz Tragic since 2002
A whole week without an Aussie screenshot, and now a whole heap of great screenies, both from the usual suspects, and occasional visitors. Great work, keep them coming!
Forrest_Runner has a knack for capturing the moment. If you haven't already seen them check out his posts demonstrating his mod's to Weddin: https://forums.auran.com/trainz/sho...renfell-and-Eugowra-branch-lines-on-DLS/page6 . I am going to plagiarize some of his mods in my next upload
Forrest_Runner has a knack for capturing the moment. If you haven't already seen them check out his posts demonstrating his mod's to Weddin: https://forums.auran.com/trainz/sho...renfell-and-Eugowra-branch-lines-on-DLS/page6 . I am going to plagiarize some of his mods in my next upload
NSWGR_46Class
Just call my Captain Rude
a rare day off to play with trainz
NSWGR_46Class
Just call my Captain Rude
As I type I am digging into a old archive drive attempting to fire up a copy of 2006 and see if I can get a few screenshot of the Candy C38 - it still exists but sadly is banned to days before IM meshes - but she still lives on in archiving
Now I've seen it all (probably not), a tuscan time travelling NR class.
cheers
Graeme
NSWGR_46Class
Just call my Captain Rude
There are a few people who are wishing that this thing never came to light again
FootplatePhil
Trainz Tragic since 2002
Do you have a tuscan and russet version?
What might have been.Apologies is this is getting a bit silly !
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Forest_Runner
Active member
Kywong 1955
It's not just the trains that make Trainz. Really having fun playing around with TRS19.
Kywong 1955. The Sturt Highway... sealed road on this section is still some 7 years away. Rather than a town, Kywong was more a sparsely scattered collection of ramshackle farms, wheat fields and stock fields. The "hub of town" was represented by the general store and facility for Darrell to cater for the small population's cars and petrol. The community hall, which doubles up as a church on Sunday morning, is down the road a little.
Over an hour was allowed at Kywong for shunting, loco servicing and reassembling No 12 Mixed. 3058 gets away with a light consist today.
School's out!! The timing of the departure of No 12 Mixed was some ten minutes after school called it a day. The boys are no doubt taking friendly "wagers" on which loco is hauling the train, how many carriages, and the number of blasts the driver will provide for audible entertainment today. The school would shut down in 1985.
Primarily wheat country... this TurfFX stuff was something to figure out!! At times infuriating!! It doesn't look too shabby once it's come together.
It's also stock country. The sounds and animations of these guys have come along way since those 1.3 and UTC days!! The tail wagging/flapping is quite the bonus.
It's not just the trains that make Trainz. Really having fun playing around with TRS19.
Kywong 1955. The Sturt Highway... sealed road on this section is still some 7 years away. Rather than a town, Kywong was more a sparsely scattered collection of ramshackle farms, wheat fields and stock fields. The "hub of town" was represented by the general store and facility for Darrell to cater for the small population's cars and petrol. The community hall, which doubles up as a church on Sunday morning, is down the road a little.
Over an hour was allowed at Kywong for shunting, loco servicing and reassembling No 12 Mixed. 3058 gets away with a light consist today.
School's out!! The timing of the departure of No 12 Mixed was some ten minutes after school called it a day. The boys are no doubt taking friendly "wagers" on which loco is hauling the train, how many carriages, and the number of blasts the driver will provide for audible entertainment today. The school would shut down in 1985.
Primarily wheat country... this TurfFX stuff was something to figure out!! At times infuriating!! It doesn't look too shabby once it's come together.
It's also stock country. The sounds and animations of these guys have come along way since those 1.3 and UTC days!! The tail wagging/flapping is quite the bonus.
NSWGR_46Class
Just call my Captain Rude
was thinking about it yesterday
Do you have a tuscan and russet version?
Apologies is this is getting a bit silly !
Forest_Runner
Active member
Kywong Line 1950s
GALORE - I believe the pronunciation is Gay-lor, instead of the obvious... similar to the way Galong is pronounced.
With the line built in the 1920's, it was the territiory of pre-cast concrete infrastructure. Typically, the PC1 station building, loading bank and of course the obligatory silos dominate the scene. On this day, No 12 Mixed is pausing for a lone S Truck conveying timber... well within the allocated 10 minutes allowed for shunting at this stop. The train continues its eastward journey through the wheat fields.
The station closed in 1975. The line closed in 1988. Of all ironies, the silos are still in use to this day... albeit owned by GrainCorp and operated by trucks.
GALORE - I believe the pronunciation is Gay-lor, instead of the obvious... similar to the way Galong is pronounced.
With the line built in the 1920's, it was the territiory of pre-cast concrete infrastructure. Typically, the PC1 station building, loading bank and of course the obligatory silos dominate the scene. On this day, No 12 Mixed is pausing for a lone S Truck conveying timber... well within the allocated 10 minutes allowed for shunting at this stop. The train continues its eastward journey through the wheat fields.
The station closed in 1975. The line closed in 1988. Of all ironies, the silos are still in use to this day... albeit owned by GrainCorp and operated by trucks.
NSWGR_46Class
Just call my Captain Rude
Blame Phil - but it actual looks a bit sexy
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