UK Screenshots for Pre BR Blue. High resolution warning.

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Tanker46

Fat Director

• May 23, 2019

• #2,041

Post #2042 - Nice Cab View Shot! Its rare that people are able to take a screenshot from this angle and you definitely made yours look fantastic!

Out of curiosity, is that the V1 model from Paulz Trainz? It's a really nice model! I am partial to his V3 myself but I do enjoy the V1 as well!


Tanker46

 

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KotangaGirl

Pre-Grouping Railways Nut

• May 23, 2019

• #2,042

More 19th century engines.

 

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borderreiver

Well-known member

• May 23, 2019

• #2,043

Hi Tanker46. Re post #2043 - thanks. Yes, the loco is one of Paul's.

 

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Tanker46

Fat Director

• May 23, 2019

• #2,044

Post # 2045 - The V1 was the second locomotive I bought from Paul's website. The earlier versions he made tend to have a darker body texture than the updated V3s and I honestly think the original measures up wonderfully.

Post # 2044 - Nice locos KotangaGirl! Between these and the 0-6-4T from earlier, it really amazes me how unique your locomotives are for this route!


Speaking of unique locos, Knucklesnvector just released a new model of his old GWR 850 Class and I have to say it is an incredible improvement! It's on the DLS in GWR and BR Liveries and has been modeled in both Saddle Tank and Pannier Tank formats!

Looks like Dearnby Docks has a new shunter to add to the group!

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KotangaGirl

Pre-Grouping Railways Nut

• May 23, 2019

• #2,045

Thanks Tanker. My early 19th century engines are all Paul's work, though I have done quite a bit to them.

Nice that knucklesnvector is revising some of his older engines and I must say his new GWR 850 class is looking very good indeed.

 

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Tanker46

Fat Director

• May 23, 2019

• #2,046

Agreed. His design is looking really impressive. I have always liked his locomotives and have used his H16 and E1R in most of my route projects, but this is a whole new level of improvement! I hope he continues to improve on his designs like the Precursors or the Cardeans, and maybe even see some new models of his! (An LSWR G16 would be nice! )

Speaking of your 19th century locos, you said you did some work on them, by that do you mean you gave the textures some refinement? I know you are a master of your craft when it comes to reskinning..

Tanker46

 

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KotangaGirl

Pre-Grouping Railways Nut

• May 23, 2019

• #2,047

Hi Tanker; - yes I've worked on the textures and I've also adjusted the ambient, diffuse and specular settings for the body mesh. I've also added such details as number plates, different couplings, vacuum brake pipes and footplate crew figures. The cab view/interior has been changed for one that will work in TS2019 and I've also upgraded the engine spec files and engine sound files.
I particularly like engines of this era and I'm finding that I'm running the more modern models I have in my collection less and less as I steadily wind back the clock on my layouts.

WIP picture with some details still to be applied. This is No.30. The picture above is of No.34. E.G.R. = Eastlingwold & Great Mulling Railway, - which is a product of my imagination.

More Eastlingwold & Great Mulling engines.

 

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KotangaGirl

Pre-Grouping Railways Nut

• May 26, 2019

• #2,048

Trainspotter lady and her bored daughter. I'm presently reworking one of my old layouts for TS2012 at the moment.

 

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euromodeller

Imagineer

• May 26, 2019

• #2,049

Red sky at night featuring....
A British Railways N2 + 3 Mk1 Sub coaches.

 

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robd

Well-known member

• May 26, 2019

• #2,050

Interesting landscape! Put a castle atop the crags in the distance and it could almost be Beeston Castle, Cheshire! https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/beeston-castle-and-woodland-park/

Rob.

 

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euromodeller

Imagineer

• May 27, 2019

• #2,051

Thanks for the memories Rob.
When my 4 boys were young I would take them walking along the Sandstone trail ( just a part at a time though)
Now I have found that the Sandstone Trail has it's own website!

https://sandstonetrail.co.uk/

3 out of 4 boys (now men) still go out walking, the other prefers his superbike riding.

The terrain in my shot was influenced by the Quiraing landcape on the Isle of Sky.
Another place that I enjoyed walking back in the eighties.
Now even that walk has a website page!

https://www.isleofskye.com/skye-guide/top-ten-skye-walks/the-quiraing

 

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Tanker46

Fat Director

• May 27, 2019

• #2,052

Post #2051 - Nice detail shots Euromodeller! The landscape is breathtaking! I especially like the stone circle in the focus of the shot!


A little more route experimenting: Here's a few shots from the SDJR...

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And a few pics from Evilcrow's ScR layout. Everything looks good on this one!

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Tanker46

Fat Director

• May 27, 2019

• #2,053

Post #2051 - Nice detail shots Euromodeller! The landscape is breathtaking! I especially like the stone circle in the focus of the shot!


A little more route experimenting: Here's a few shots from the SDJR...

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And a few pics from Evilcrow's ScR layout. Everything looks good on this one!

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evilcrow

Well-known member

• May 28, 2019

• #2,054

re post #2055 Tanker46

Nice shots, Tanker46.
My route seems to be missing the "Brown Ballast" texture by lielestosbrat <kuid2:101839:41000:2>. This texture was built in to TANE,
please check the kuid number in the contents list.

Cheers, evilcrow

 

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borderreiver

Well-known member

• May 28, 2019

• #2,055

Re post #2056. Evilcrow, the same thing happens to me in T:ANE. Lielestobrat's LRW procedural track initially displays the ballast texture and then it promptly disappears. Shutting down T:ANE and restarting does not bring it back, yet the texture kuids are still there and the asset displays neither error nor warning message.

 

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KotangaGirl

Pre-Grouping Railways Nut

• May 28, 2019

• #2,056

The ballast texture is fine in TS2019 though. It's certainly an odd thing to be happening.

 

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evilcrow

Well-known member

• May 28, 2019

• #2,057

Re Posts 2055, 2057 and 2058.
You could try this possible work around for the ballast texture <kuid2:101839:41000:2>.
Down load the texture in TS12, open up the cdp , copy the contents to a folder on the desk top (name the folder 'brown ballast').
In the config, change the kuid from <kuid2:101839:41000:2> to <kuid2:101839:41000:3>.
Then in TANE, use 'File', 'Import Content Folder', then navigate to the folder 'brown ballast' and import it into TANE, this should over write the built in item. If that does not work, try a new texture of your choice.

Cheers, evilcrow

 

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clam1952

Welsh Narrow Gauge nut.

• May 28, 2019

• #2,058

evilcrow said:

re post #2055 Tanker46

Nice shots, Tanker46.
My route seems to be missing the "Brown Ballast" texture by lielestosbrat <kuid2:101839:41000:2>. This texture was built in to TANE,
please check the kuid number in the contents list.

Cheers, evilcrow

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It's builtin to TRS19 as well and working OK here. Probably needs a database repair.

 

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euromodeller

Imagineer

• May 28, 2019

• #2,059

Carrachmuir coal yard with a Highland Drummond heading down the incline to the docks.

 

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zuluking

Member

• May 29, 2019

• #2,060

I have been waiting for evilcrow's route to appear but it does not show up in Tane or dls search.

Please tell me where to find it thanks