Australian screenshots
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TheWaluigiKing
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Davido i hope you don't mind me asking but will your C38s ever be released?
Someone say SCT?
Cheers,
Tom
They look awesome Tom,Hopefully you get permission to release them as they will look good behind the SCT loco's.
Cheers Harry
trainfan2017
Active member
Yes, i remember when there were about 4 NR's on lease to SCT. Managed to get a few pics when I went to Kalgoorlie to see a few trains.
Latest additions; All “Workings Plans & Sections” [WPS] south from Beenleigh to Tweed Heads plus some maps and the full 1961 Beenleigh Tweed Heads timetable.Downloadable from http://www.4shared.com/folder/CZjU31EC/_online.html
The maps available for download are the Australian Military Forces Survey Corps “Southport” [8.4 MB] and “Burleigh” [3.2 MB] maps compiled in 1967 using 1966 data. These use 1:50,000 scale with each side of the black box grids 1,000 metres long. These maps show the rail line as “Dismantled”. The Southport map extends to Yatala.
Also available are the Mudgeeraba military map, pre Hinze Dam, also dated 1967 using 1966 data, 1:25,000 map [8.5 MB] and the Ormeau Queensland government [black and white] 1:10,000 published 1980 [4.5 MB]. Although published in 1980, the Ormeau map shows the “closed” rail route. These maps show the Pacific Highway as it was in these earlier times. This highway has since being rebuilt, relocated in parts and given the title Pacific Motorway, with the highway code “M1”.
Also available for download are the 1977 street maps Kingston to Beenleigh. These show the line before the 1980s alterations.
Remember these are quite big files so download at your cheaper times.
More immediate help from these books and website;
Arundell, Alan “The South Coast railway”, Water Street Productions, Brisbane, 2011 http://railshop.com.au/prod78.htm
Webber, Brian “Exploring Queensland’s Railways - South from Brisbane”, ARHS [Q] 2007 http://www.railshop.com.au/prod15.htm
John Knowles has extra rail historical material on both the Southport and Tweed Heads lines http://freespace.virgin.net/johnk.pb15/southport.html and http://freespace.virgin.net/johnk.pb15/tweed.htm
Cheers
Peter Cokley
The maps available for download are the Australian Military Forces Survey Corps “Southport” [8.4 MB] and “Burleigh” [3.2 MB] maps compiled in 1967 using 1966 data. These use 1:50,000 scale with each side of the black box grids 1,000 metres long. These maps show the rail line as “Dismantled”. The Southport map extends to Yatala.
Also available are the Mudgeeraba military map, pre Hinze Dam, also dated 1967 using 1966 data, 1:25,000 map [8.5 MB] and the Ormeau Queensland government [black and white] 1:10,000 published 1980 [4.5 MB]. Although published in 1980, the Ormeau map shows the “closed” rail route. These maps show the Pacific Highway as it was in these earlier times. This highway has since being rebuilt, relocated in parts and given the title Pacific Motorway, with the highway code “M1”.
Also available for download are the 1977 street maps Kingston to Beenleigh. These show the line before the 1980s alterations.
Remember these are quite big files so download at your cheaper times.
More immediate help from these books and website;
Arundell, Alan “The South Coast railway”, Water Street Productions, Brisbane, 2011 http://railshop.com.au/prod78.htm
Webber, Brian “Exploring Queensland’s Railways - South from Brisbane”, ARHS [Q] 2007 http://www.railshop.com.au/prod15.htm
John Knowles has extra rail historical material on both the Southport and Tweed Heads lines http://freespace.virgin.net/johnk.pb15/southport.html and http://freespace.virgin.net/johnk.pb15/tweed.htm
Cheers
Peter Cokley
misterchugg
Active member
may i present dugandan terminus
hi all the first part is getting done, now that i have had some free time for myself
the first 6 screenshots of the dugandan terminus areas
i'm no good at trees unfortunately
if anybody camn tell me what trees were in that area, that would be a great help
i've been there and took lost of photos,
but i cannot find the corresponding trees in trainz
anyway, you're input is welcome
cheers
ron
1. schicks piggery with dugandan terminus in the background
By mister_chugg at 2012-03-15
2. dugandan terminus wye with j. gossen and sons sawmill
3. j. gossen and sons sawmill
4. dugandan terminus with cattle and pigpens and goods shed
5. dugandan terminus loco and 6 ton weighbridge
6. dugandan village with quarry
hi all the first part is getting done, now that i have had some free time for myself
the first 6 screenshots of the dugandan terminus areas
i'm no good at trees unfortunately
if anybody camn tell me what trees were in that area, that would be a great help
i've been there and took lost of photos,
but i cannot find the corresponding trees in trainz
anyway, you're input is welcome
cheers
ron
1. schicks piggery with dugandan terminus in the background
By mister_chugg at 2012-03-15
2. dugandan terminus wye with j. gossen and sons sawmill
3. j. gossen and sons sawmill
4. dugandan terminus with cattle and pigpens and goods shed
5. dugandan terminus loco and 6 ton weighbridge
6. dugandan village with quarry
Kent: One approves...yes...yes they do - very much so
Misterchugg: Apart form the alpha-blended billboard trees, which served their purpose admirably well in the UTC/04/06 days, the only 'observation' I wish to make, and this is just an observation, is the 'three way junction' just doesn't 'sit right' in my mind - I'd seperate them into two seperate junctions, probably 30m apart, so they 'look' close, but don't actually have a 3x setup, it'd be individual turnouts for each..might whip something up....
Misterchugg: Apart form the alpha-blended billboard trees, which served their purpose admirably well in the UTC/04/06 days, the only 'observation' I wish to make, and this is just an observation, is the 'three way junction' just doesn't 'sit right' in my mind - I'd seperate them into two seperate junctions, probably 30m apart, so they 'look' close, but don't actually have a 3x setup, it'd be individual turnouts for each..might whip something up....
Individual download URLs will appear in a few days. In the meantime a work around is to a download bug is as follows...
After you open http://www.4shared.com/folder/CZjU31EC/_online.html select the individual file you want and click on it so it opens in a separate window. A BLUE download button will appear in that separate window mid lower left of page.
Sorry but a known fault that is "sort of" fixable the way I mentioned above. I am working on listing the files individually with their individual download URL but that is taking time. The list is too big to be finished today.
After you open http://www.4shared.com/folder/CZjU31EC/_online.html select the individual file you want and click on it so it opens in a separate window. A BLUE download button will appear in that separate window mid lower left of page.
Sorry but a known fault that is "sort of" fixable the way I mentioned above. I am working on listing the files individually with their individual download URL but that is taking time. The list is too big to be finished today.
Well done Bill, they look great!
Smitchalias
New member
Hey all! It seems a while since I've posted some pictures so here's some of a new route that I'm working on. It's nowhere near finished but I thought I'd show parts of it that I'm proud of.
This is the nowhere near finished station area of the outer suburb of Chelsea Heights. Just a funny note, this station and the next station along the tracks (Frankston) have no relation to the suburbs in Melbourne, I swear! It just happened like that :hehe:
The view looking down the platform from the city end of platform three.
Views of the bus interchange.
A top down view of the station precinct of Chelsea Heights.
Frankston Station and area:
An example of the traffic light setup to be found around my route.
A view down the road with the level crossing and another intersection in the background.
An ariel view of Frankston station.
Comments and queries are most welcome.
Thanks,
Mitchul [;
This is the nowhere near finished station area of the outer suburb of Chelsea Heights. Just a funny note, this station and the next station along the tracks (Frankston) have no relation to the suburbs in Melbourne, I swear! It just happened like that :hehe:
The view looking down the platform from the city end of platform three.
Views of the bus interchange.
A top down view of the station precinct of Chelsea Heights.
Frankston Station and area:
An example of the traffic light setup to be found around my route.
A view down the road with the level crossing and another intersection in the background.
An ariel view of Frankston station.
Comments and queries are most welcome.
Thanks,
Mitchul [;
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misterchugg
Active member
hi patchy
2010 built 49933
thanks
mulie, you have mail
thanks
ron
2010 built 49933
thanks
mulie, you have mail
thanks
ron