IanOHoseason
Member
Beautiful pictures. EPO
Best wishes
Ian
Best wishes
Ian
UK Screenshots for Pre BR Blue. High resolution warning.
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KotangaGirl
Pre-Grouping Railways Nut
Stunning pictures Epo. Absolutely brilliant.
From the not so stunning department here's a snap of the Eastlingwold & Great Mulling Railway's elderly goods engine at a pause in the goods yard at Barrow Hills.
From the not so stunning department here's a snap of the Eastlingwold & Great Mulling Railway's elderly goods engine at a pause in the goods yard at Barrow Hills.
RailFan500CA
Largely Inactive
Great screenshots everyone!
Now for the less impressive TRS2019 lighting...
An ex-LMS Fowler 4P passing a ex-LMS 3F at one of the signal boxes...
Now for the less impressive TRS2019 lighting...
An ex-LMS Fowler 4P passing a ex-LMS 3F at one of the signal boxes...
euromodeller
Imagineer
Some really good screenshots from you all.
Here's a WIP (aren't they always
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Here's a WIP (aren't they always
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Post #1929 - Amazing Shots Graham! Those V2's look exceptional as they get ready for the new day's work!
Post #1926 & #1928 - Breathtaking as always Evilcrow! I see you pulled out the G5 for some mixed workings! Gotta say the bridge and tunnel portals have some pretty spectacular detail!
A little more MSJWR -
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BR 7800 Class Dinmore Manor leads an short express to Savernake in the Early June Morning. A newcomer to the Branch in the Later Years of BR, the Manor Class proves to be an excellent addition to the MSJWR Roster.
Bullied West County Class 34001 Exter races through the countryside with a Pullman Train - certainly a rare occurrence for trainspotters in the area! This Pacific is on its way to Eastleigh but was diverted up the MSWJR due to trackwork on the regular mainline. Quite an exciting coincidence!
A "somewhat fictional" glimpse into the last few years on the MSJWR: Steam engines once again prove their worth when a 'modern' BR Class 37 fails near Ogbourne with a train of mineral trucks and a BR Standard 9F is sent to rescue the stricken train. As they pass Savernake, one can't help but feel sad as they pass a U-Class and a S15 Class - once vital engines on this route but now rusting quietly away in a siding..
Tanker46
Post #1926 & #1928 - Breathtaking as always Evilcrow! I see you pulled out the G5 for some mixed workings! Gotta say the bridge and tunnel portals have some pretty spectacular detail!
A little more MSJWR -
BR 7800 Class Dinmore Manor leads an short express to Savernake in the Early June Morning. A newcomer to the Branch in the Later Years of BR, the Manor Class proves to be an excellent addition to the MSJWR Roster.
Bullied West County Class 34001 Exter races through the countryside with a Pullman Train - certainly a rare occurrence for trainspotters in the area! This Pacific is on its way to Eastleigh but was diverted up the MSWJR due to trackwork on the regular mainline. Quite an exciting coincidence!
A "somewhat fictional" glimpse into the last few years on the MSJWR: Steam engines once again prove their worth when a 'modern' BR Class 37 fails near Ogbourne with a train of mineral trucks and a BR Standard 9F is sent to rescue the stricken train. As they pass Savernake, one can't help but feel sad as they pass a U-Class and a S15 Class - once vital engines on this route but now rusting quietly away in a siding..
Tanker46
Epoche3bis4
absolute TRS22 Fan
Thanks all for the kindly Words
.Greetings
Epo
KotangaGirl
Pre-Grouping Railways Nut
So many wonderful screenshots. Well done all!
The 'Tea Urn' crossing the bridge over the salt marsh on the Windweather Tramway.
The 'Tea Urn' crossing the bridge over the salt marsh on the Windweather Tramway.
RailFan500CA
Largely Inactive
Great screenshots everybody!
Thanks for the complement evilcrow.
But I decided to re-work one of the areas in British Midlands... boy does it ever look more BR 1950's!
New station...
Pre-war cars...
View of the new station (Jayholland's wonderful SR/BR station!) from one of the coaches...
Another view of the station from the coach... (I decided to name the town "Scottishvile Port",there's still much more buildings to come!)
A view of the station and small yard... (I need to move the canopy further into the platform...)
Another look of the station and yard,I also replaced the 8-bit quality "Modern 1990's Auran city" buildings and cars. (Thanks to Jayholland for the cars,and Masontaylor for the SBS buildings.)
New viaduct. (Another thanks to Jayholland!)
And last but not least two screenshots of the Stanier 4P with one of the new TRS2019 camera options. I thank all of the authors who made the assets I used here.
Thanks for the complement evilcrow.
But I decided to re-work one of the areas in British Midlands... boy does it ever look more BR 1950's!
New station...
Pre-war cars...
View of the new station (Jayholland's wonderful SR/BR station!) from one of the coaches...
Another view of the station from the coach... (I decided to name the town "Scottishvile Port",there's still much more buildings to come!)
A view of the station and small yard... (I need to move the canopy further into the platform...)
Another look of the station and yard,I also replaced the 8-bit quality "Modern 1990's Auran city" buildings and cars. (Thanks to Jayholland for the cars,and Masontaylor for the SBS buildings.)
New viaduct. (Another thanks to Jayholland!)
And last but not least two screenshots of the Stanier 4P with one of the new TRS2019 camera options. I thank all of the authors who made the assets I used here.
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re post #1933 RailFan500CA
Well done on the route, try this link for station colours https://www.stationcolours.com/lms
re post #1932 KotangaGirl
One tea please, no milk and no sugar.
re post # 1930 Tanker46
Thanks for the compliment. The bridge is on the DLS by Mick1960 and the tunnel by REMIK get it here http://www.trainz.samplaire.com/downloads.php?cat_id=6&rowstart6=0
Re posts by epo and euromodeller, mighty fine shots from you both.
aKP Somewhere ScR (a WIP)
Cheers, evilcrow
Well done on the route, try this link for station colours https://www.stationcolours.com/lms
re post #1932 KotangaGirl
One tea please, no milk and no sugar.
re post # 1930 Tanker46
Thanks for the compliment. The bridge is on the DLS by Mick1960 and the tunnel by REMIK get it here http://www.trainz.samplaire.com/downloads.php?cat_id=6&rowstart6=0
Re posts by epo and euromodeller, mighty fine shots from you both.
aKP Somewhere ScR (a WIP)
Cheers, evilcrow
KotangaGirl
Pre-Grouping Railways Nut
There's been so many great screenshots here lately. Your ScR layout is certainly looking very good evilcrow.
The 'Tea Urn', as its driver dubbed it, is a very elderly engine that still finds work to do along the Windweather Tramway because its axle loading is light enough for it to safely work over the bridges on the line. It's a fun engine to drive, - especially in 'realistic' mode. Very light on her feet the 'Tea Urn' will slip readily if the regulator and reverser aren't worked together with care and her brakes are very 19th century even though her tender uses a pre-1900s 6w brake van e.spec by azervich (no brakes on the engine itself). Just as by the way all the brake vans on my layout use azervich's e.specs and they make a considerable difference when running loose coupled goods trains.
The 'Tea Urn', as its driver dubbed it, is a very elderly engine that still finds work to do along the Windweather Tramway because its axle loading is light enough for it to safely work over the bridges on the line. It's a fun engine to drive, - especially in 'realistic' mode. Very light on her feet the 'Tea Urn' will slip readily if the regulator and reverser aren't worked together with care and her brakes are very 19th century even though her tender uses a pre-1900s 6w brake van e.spec by azervich (no brakes on the engine itself). Just as by the way all the brake vans on my layout use azervich's e.specs and they make a considerable difference when running loose coupled goods trains.
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euromodeller
Imagineer
I feel like a first year pupil in a new school when I am reading the UK threads, so much to learn before my exams (first UK route release).
I never realised how much I didn't know about UK railway history.
I am guilty of having LMS blinkers on when I was a young trainspotter and showed no interest in other companies.
Thank you all for educating this old man, your assets and routes keep me on my toes
Here's a link to a 155 year old Furness Rly loco, about to steam again.
https://ribblesteam.org.uk/news/britains-oldest-working-steam-engine-steams-again/
I never realised how much I didn't know about UK railway history.
I am guilty of having LMS blinkers on when I was a young trainspotter and showed no interest in other companies.
Thank you all for educating this old man, your assets and routes keep me on my toes
Here's a link to a 155 year old Furness Rly loco, about to steam again.
https://ribblesteam.org.uk/news/britains-oldest-working-steam-engine-steams-again/
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KotangaGirl
Pre-Grouping Railways Nut
Thank you very much for that link Graham. I was very keen on the Furness Railway when I was younger and scratchbuilt various models in P4 and finescale 'S' scale. Nice to know there's a working survivor of that quite fascinating railway company.
Local train on the former Barrow Hills & Foxhollow Extension Railway on my 'what-if' imaginary 'hidden in a fold in the map' GER layout.
Local train on the former Barrow Hills & Foxhollow Extension Railway on my 'what-if' imaginary 'hidden in a fold in the map' GER layout.
#1938 - Still looking good Evilcrow! I can't believe how many different engines can fit into the ScR Region! You come up with some pretty good combinations!
In celebration of edh6's new L&B Locomotives, here's a few shots of little "Exe" taking a stroll through Dearnby Industry with a rake of old L&B Coaches!
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Tanker46
In celebration of edh6's new L&B Locomotives, here's a few shots of little "Exe" taking a stroll through Dearnby Industry with a rake of old L&B Coaches!
Tanker46
Post #1940 - Thanks Evilcrow! To be honest I have never really done that much research into the L&B until Clam1952 started his project, but I can't help but to have become attached to the little buggers!
More Dearnby with Exe and Taw (I know the liveries aren't quite up to accuracy but bare with me here..)
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On a side note, I wanted to ask how you managed to change your Post Processing settings to Manual for TANE SP3? I saw your screenshots a few pages back and I wanted to alter the settings a bit more, but I can't seem to find the place where I can edit the Sun Shafts and the Convolution!
Tanker46
More Dearnby with Exe and Taw (I know the liveries aren't quite up to accuracy but bare with me here..
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On a side note, I wanted to ask how you managed to change your Post Processing settings to Manual for TANE SP3? I saw your screenshots a few pages back and I wanted to alter the settings a bit more, but I can't seem to find the place where I can edit the Sun Shafts and the Convolution!
Tanker46
KotangaGirl
Pre-Grouping Railways Nut
Love that screenshot of Cawdor Bridge halt evilcrow. All that lovely weathered wood. Oh and the locomotive is very nice too.
Looks like you are having a lot of fun there Tanker. Nice screenshots too.
And from me it's a tram engine shunting the wharf at Windweather harbour.
Looks like you are having a lot of fun there Tanker. Nice screenshots too.
And from me it's a tram engine shunting the wharf at Windweather harbour.