UK Screenshots for Pre BR Blue. High resolution warning.
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I walked that line Warcop - Musgrave - Kirkby Stephen in July 1976 when the track was still intact and I volunteered on the Eden Valley Railway for a couple of years 2001 - 2003 , working mainly on Warcop signalbox. Even apart from the road bridge the major problem at Musgrave is the missing 3 span metal viaduct. Even if either of the two societies make it that far it would cost a colossal amount of money to rebuild it.
34007 Wadebridge on a railtour to Swanage:
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PLP
Holy Smokes Parker! These look excellent!! You have to show me how you did that! I would love nothing more than to fit lielestosbrat's Merchant Navy with a set of Golden Arrow headboards for use out of Victoria!!
Little more South London. Redoing South Croydon and I'm having locos run the line to make sure all the track is level. 4MT No. 80081 on a colorful parcels train while a 4COR sits at the opposite platform waiting to depart to Victoria with a Buffet working from Brighton. At the adjacent platform in the background, a Maunsell Q starts off with a transfer goods to Redhill.
PortLineParker
UK Route Builder
Good shots Tanker!
The Merchant Navy is the same; in Driver ctrl + right click on the loco and as well as setting the headcodes you can also select 5 different headboards.
The 4MT looks to be coming along nicely too.
Cheers,
PLP
The Merchant Navy is the same; in Driver ctrl + right click on the loco and as well as setting the headcodes you can also select 5 different headboards.
The 4MT looks to be coming along nicely too.
Cheers,
PLP
PortLineParker
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Flying Scotsman enroute to Swanage:
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PLP
Cheers,
PLP
tailight98
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Ex GER D16/3 at work in Eastern Counties of England. 62573
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BR 9f 92001 hauling seaside excursion at week end. 92001 was one of early ones to later receive a double chimney.
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PortLineParker
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Visiting Ivatt 2MT 41312 on the 'C' set from Swanage to Corfe Castle, using Edh6's excellent new PMV:
It makes for a rather colourful consist and is typical of the trains seen on the Swanage branch in the late 1950s, with a mixture of Mk1 and Bulleid stock.
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PLP
It makes for a rather colourful consist and is typical of the trains seen on the Swanage branch in the late 1950s, with a mixture of Mk1 and Bulleid stock.
Cheers,
PLP
Agreed Parker. I do like the "mixed formation" trains that appeared in BR in the mid 50s. I always found it really interesting to see a couple wagons trailing behind a nice set of local rolling stock. Lines like Swanage, Padstow and Avocet had it as quite the common occurrence!
These PLVs are definitely an amazing work! I just downloaded them and decided to take the SR and SECR Variant's out for a spin!
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Also one obligatory BR Shot since I'm a 1950's nut. Paired two PLVs up on the Golden Arrow as it crosses the Ouse Viadauct on it's way to London.
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Thanks for these amazing new vans Ed. And Thanks for helping me figure out the Merchant Navy Parker. I really appreciate it.
These PLVs are definitely an amazing work! I just downloaded them and decided to take the SR and SECR Variant's out for a spin!
Also one obligatory BR Shot since I'm a 1950's nut. Paired two PLVs up on the Golden Arrow as it crosses the Ouse Viadauct on it's way to London.
Thanks for these amazing new vans Ed. And Thanks for helping me figure out the Merchant Navy Parker. I really appreciate it.
euromodeller
Imagineer
New Swanage video.
I am not very active in Trainz recently due to problems with my hands, (mouse control is very difficult and typing is with a single finger), so I watch lots of videos instead.
Here is one that popped up this morning, it's a very recent one of Swanage...
I recommend full screen setting.
I recognised some of the locations from PLP's screenshots!
cheers,
Graham
I am not very active in Trainz recently due to problems with my hands, (mouse control is very difficult and typing is with a single finger), so I watch lots of videos instead.
Here is one that popped up this morning, it's a very recent one of Swanage...
I recommend full screen setting.
I recognised some of the locations from PLP's screenshots!
cheers,
Graham
PortLineParker
UK Route Builder
Ah I'm glad to hear that Euromodeller! Means I must be doing something right.
Now for some areas that you won't recognise, 850 Lord Nelson on a Waterloo-Swanage run in the early evening:
Cheers,
PLP
Now for some areas that you won't recognise, 850 Lord Nelson on a Waterloo-Swanage run in the early evening:
Cheers,
PLP
An Ivatt 2MT approaches Little Driffield crossing past a trio of War Department wagons for the nearby RAF base.
Ivatt 2MT at Little Driffield 29.6.22 by A1 Northeastern, on Flickr
Ivatt 2MT at Little Driffield 29.6.22 by A1 Northeastern, on Flickrtailight98
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tailight98
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Ex LSWR Urie H15 No330 waits next duty. Express freight or passenger it is ready.
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A 4 car DMU heads for Durham through Coxgreen station in the shadow of Penshaw Monument. The railway has gone now but the Monument endures.
DMU at Coxgreen 30.6.22 by A1 Northeastern, on Flickr
DMU at Coxgreen 30.6.22 by A1 Northeastern, on FlickrI'm a bit late to the party with these....
Truly awesome content!
The strange sky is due to shooting on a 'model railway' style route....
Andy
Never to late to the party Dermmy! Especially when the Southern Railway is involved!! :hehe:
Excellent model railway shots too! I have a TMR Route of North Blythe in the works,but it'll be quite a while before it's ready for display here.
I've gone back and done some touch-ups on my reskin of City of Truro in its later livery - I've changed the bufferbeams, adjusted the cab lining, and fixed the colors of the wheel spokes... kinda. The front bogey is really troublesome, as it becomes faulty whenever I edit the source image, and so the front wheel spokes will have to remain brown for the time being. Hopefully, this can get released on the DLS, but right now it's only saved locally.
I think it looks really nice in TRS22, especially with the sky and overall environment settings. Honestly a bit better than how it looked in TANE! Enjoy.
I think it looks really nice in TRS22, especially with the sky and overall environment settings. Honestly a bit better than how it looked in TANE! Enjoy.
PortLineParker
UK Route Builder
Apologies for the same mundane shots that have been seen a thousand times on here already, but I was undertaking some testing and realised I hadn't used the T9 for a while so here she is.
Apologies also for the lack of headcode; the model for whatever reason will no longer let me select one and when I click on the 1962 rules in Driver nothing happens. I hear Camscott has moved onto 'the other sim' too so perhaps a new T9 is in order...
The signal box has received a texture upgrade from 2995valliant, as has Swanage goods shed and they look marvellous, much closer to Purbeck stone so thank you Valliant!
Cheers,
PLP
Apologies also for the lack of headcode; the model for whatever reason will no longer let me select one and when I click on the 1962 rules in Driver nothing happens. I hear Camscott has moved onto 'the other sim' too so perhaps a new T9 is in order...
The signal box has received a texture upgrade from 2995valliant, as has Swanage goods shed and they look marvellous, much closer to Purbeck stone so thank you Valliant!
Cheers,
PLP
The other sim? Do you mean... he's jumped the tracks to Steamworks? Oh no...
That aside, great screenshots, Parker! Don't be so hatd on yourself, I always enjoy seeing what the latest screenshots from Swanage are. It honestly is one of the most detailed routes I've ever seen in Trainz, and it makes me want to fly out and visit the real thing sometime soon. I really love seeing how it's coming along! Keep up the good work!
That aside, great screenshots, Parker! Don't be so hatd on yourself, I always enjoy seeing what the latest screenshots from Swanage are. It honestly is one of the most detailed routes I've ever seen in Trainz, and it makes me want to fly out and visit the real thing sometime soon. I really love seeing how it's coming along! Keep up the good work!