NSWGR_46Class
Just call my Captain Rude
November 18 1972 the Eugowra 50th anniversary special
Australian screenshots
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NSWGR_46Class
Just call my Captain Rude
On a still light, early summer evening - 28/01/1967 - Train number 62 the as required Cowra Mail is about to head off on its over night run to Sydney
The train is now a EHO, ACS, MLV that has made the trip fom Grenfell on the afternoon mixed and ACS and 2 MCE's from Cowra
The train will stop at Blayney and pick up cars off the Forbes Mail and the 36 will most likly run the whole train all the way to Sydney
Normally the train is one ACS and AC car but most likely due to long weekend / school holiday traffic its got extra cars and big loco power
The train is now a EHO, ACS, MLV that has made the trip fom Grenfell on the afternoon mixed and ACS and 2 MCE's from Cowra
The train will stop at Blayney and pick up cars off the Forbes Mail and the 36 will most likly run the whole train all the way to Sydney
Normally the train is one ACS and AC car but most likely due to long weekend / school holiday traffic its got extra cars and big loco power
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FootplatePhil
Trainz Tragic since 2002
Great shots Dave. And great to get the operational description as well.
Here's a shot taken after today's work. 620/720 at New Zealand Gully, approaching Maimuru.
Young NSW, Australia's cherry capital...
Thanks to tomtre for permission to 'reskin' a section of his Southlines route.
Here's a shot taken after today's work. 620/720 at New Zealand Gully, approaching Maimuru.
Young NSW, Australia's cherry capital...
Thanks to tomtre for permission to 'reskin' a section of his Southlines route.
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trainfan2017
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An SSR ballast hauled by a couple of P classes rumble past Lake Gawn Grimm.
Loving the PBR textures and with a variation you can get a good look.
Cheers
David
Loving the PBR textures and with a variation you can get a good look.
Cheers
David
FootplatePhil
Trainz Tragic since 2002
Very grim, with those dead trees and reflections. Reminds me of lake Mulwala, where I lived for a time as a child.
Love those outback screenshots Phil - You've got the knack for detailing mate.
Also great screenshots Dylan, Dave, David and Norm.
Cheers,
Roy
FootplatePhil
Trainz Tragic since 2002
Thanks Roy. The country is a little different than most of Weddin - more rolling hills and sheep, less wide wheat fields. I'm having fun exploring new techniques.
NSWGR_46Class
Just call my Captain Rude
Alot of very complex and time consuming scrpiting is required for this - that is why it not so common on locos and often require the items the items to become paywear so the ower can try try and recoup something fro teh time and cost involved
If you want it to take longer and willing to go out of your way to get custom sounds. Yes there will be start up and shutdown feature...
FootplatePhil
Trainz Tragic since 2002
Halloween in Australia. Vote now !
FootplatePhil
Trainz Tragic since 2002
fantastic detail Zec
Great stuff happening Kylesy, Dylan, Phil and Zec.
I've been focusing on my 1950s Sydney layout lately. When I first started this project, I thought I would knock it over in a couple of months, but it's taken me more than a year so far; and it's still not close.
I'll just hang in there.
One railway station that is no longer in existence now is Darling Harbour Railway Station, which was still there during the 1950s.
Here's a shot of my model so far.
Cheers,
Roy
I've been focusing on my 1950s Sydney layout lately. When I first started this project, I thought I would knock it over in a couple of months, but it's taken me more than a year so far; and it's still not close.
I'll just hang in there.
One railway station that is no longer in existence now is Darling Harbour Railway Station, which was still there during the 1950s.
Here's a shot of my model so far.
Cheers,
Roy
Great shots and work from everyone. I do have a question, what is everyone (in city settings) using for roads and intersections? Bearing in mind I'm working on 1920's period which makes it harder, but most roads with footpaths (oddly called sidewalks in this game) look really strange, except a Swedish one. However it doesn't seem to have matching intersections. Thoughts?
FootplatePhil
Trainz Tragic since 2002
Tuscan loco's against some great sky scapes. Nice shots!