Australian screenshots
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TheWaluigiKing
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G day all Some of the latest screenshots from my route.
Updated car park.
And a gangway for the 747... better add an entrance to the museum
Updated car park.
And a gangway for the 747... better add an entrance to the museum
Having been testing Vinnybarb's SCT loco's and building a yard for them I needed to add some some trucks and I knew Bill (Willem2) made great trailers and trucks and contacted him about making some SCT trucks so thanks to Bill for his excellent truck/trailers.
Cheers Harry
Love your work Bill, you never fail too impress and amaze - just a quick question mate, would it be possible too get your station buildings converted as seperate models, to look all weathered, rundown and beaten up, as I personally love making 'old, disused' branchline modules and such - sadly so many station buildings and all that look so 'brand new', it detracts from the atmospherics I'm trying to achieve in said modules.
wonder if theirs going to be 40ft containers with SCT signage like their on MP9/PM9 or PG1/GP1 services
Bill - Would this site be of any use to you? http://www.matts-place.com/intermodal/part4/non_standard.htm - Mainly the Australian part
Also, some NR's filling in for some SCT locos that went missing, hauling some patched SCT ABFX's - on the DLS - or my re-skins
Jamie
Also, some NR's filling in for some SCT locos that went missing, hauling some patched SCT ABFX's - on the DLS - or my re-skins
Jamie
So you enjoy 'old, disused' branchline material
1890s QGR permanent way describing ballast and sleeper arrangements for the South Coast Line, plus Southport to Ernest Junction track construction plans, including curve and grades, plus same for Tweed Heads to Kirra, now available for download. Maybe check file sizes before downloading.
http://www.4shared.com/folder/CZjU31EC/_online.html
More at the Railpage thread including maps and timetables
http://www.railpage.com.au/f-t11348803.htm
Discussion maybe on the Trainz forum for that line at the communally owned http://forums.auran.com/trainz/showthread.php?65962-QGR-1889-SCL-Original-Gold-Coast-Railway
Cheers
Peter C
So you enjoy 'old, disused' branchline material
1890s QGR permanent way describing ballast and sleeper arrangements for the South Coast Line, plus Southport to Ernest Junction track construction plans, including curve and grades, plus same for Tweed Heads to Kirra, now available for download. Maybe check file sizes before downloading.
http://www.4shared.com/folder/CZjU31EC/_online.html
More at the Railpage thread including maps and timetables
http://www.railpage.com.au/f-t11348803.htm
Discussion maybe on the Trainz forum for that line at the communally owned http://forums.auran.com/trainz/showthread.php?65962-QGR-1889-SCL-Original-Gold-Coast-Railway
Cheers
Peter C
Thanks for that mate, the first link is deader than my dinner - a real shame, as that'd be inspirational, but I'll check out the others ASAP - thanks so much
Willem2
Trainzer Kuid 97008
Not as far-fetched as you might think! Prior to the transfer of the G Class from Pacific National to SCT, PN (and Freight Australia before them, AN before them, etc..) had a hook-and-pull contract with SCT. While most of the trains were hauled by G Class (and the odd DL as well as V544), there were a number of NR Class used on the SCT trains too. When SCT finally got their G Class painted and into service, the NR's went back to PN work. Sadly, I think they were all grubby "vanilla" NR's, not the pretty ones!
Haven't you done enough? Shouldn't you be fishing! :hehe:
Not to mention the fun red SCT container wagons! I should try and find some photos...
EDIT: I trawled through my own photo selection, although, being in Sydney, I have few if any photos of SCT wagons. Marcus Wong, from Victoria has a large selection on his website:
http://railgallery.wongm.com/wagons/sct-wagons/
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