UK Screenshots for Pre BR Blue. High resolution warning.
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Oh that's definitely a possibility Neville. Barney and I have been talking about doing some more BR Standards with those kinds of textures as well as GWR and SR Designs. The D3/12 Shunter I showcased a little while ago will probably have them too. Barney is extremely thorough after all.
Just keep an eye out. Anything that ends up getting made will make an appearance on this board!
Just keep an eye out. Anything that ends up getting made will make an appearance on this board!
Railwoodman
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Awesome shot there Ken
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KotangaGirl
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Excellent screenshots Ken. That route of yours is a real classic.
Interesting shadow effects under the canopy roof at Moxbury. I'm making slow and steady progress with getting my Norfolk layout working properly in TRS22.
Train spotting from the footbridge at Brenton Wood. 'Zanzibar' could really do with a bit of a polish up, - I'll have a word to the cleaners at Moxbury shed.
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KotangaGirl
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Thanks Tom. For a while there while I was setting things up I had shadows turned off so it was a pleasant surprise when I turned them on and discovered just how nice they were.
I don't think we have an active Trainz Model Railway screenshot thread running anymore so I hope no one will object to me showing a WIP snap of pre-WW1 'Minories'.
KotangaGirl
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That's a great snapshot from the bridge Ken. I love the way the trackwork flows and the sense of uncluttered space.
Yes that's what 'Zanzibar' is needing. 'Jubilee' has already had the treatment and is looking a lot better for it. 'Sebastopol' will next and that will be all my elderly Beyer-Peacock singles nicely tidied up.
blueodessey
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Good Day all,
Wonderful looking Steam Engines, and I like the Color Saturation, spot on.
One of these Days, I need to fly back over to the UK and see if I can find some of these beauties. :udrool:
Fascinating when you look at the artistic way they were made, how things come together. More amazing is how many are still around and running a Century later.
When I was young, some 60 years ago, I got to see one of our local Steamers, and saw some men walking around with long nosed tipped Oilers, at first I thought there was something wrong with our little engine, but some kind Rail Operators told me how much work it took to keep these special Locos in running shape. Oiling them up is one of the most important things as maintenance besides keeping the ole Firebox in good shape, heaven forbid the Steamer breaks a gasket or blows up on the Trip.
Wonderful looking Steam Engines, and I like the Color Saturation, spot on.
One of these Days, I need to fly back over to the UK and see if I can find some of these beauties. :udrool:
Fascinating when you look at the artistic way they were made, how things come together. More amazing is how many are still around and running a Century later.
When I was young, some 60 years ago, I got to see one of our local Steamers, and saw some men walking around with long nosed tipped Oilers, at first I thought there was something wrong with our little engine, but some kind Rail Operators told me how much work it took to keep these special Locos in running shape. Oiling them up is one of the most important things as maintenance besides keeping the ole Firebox in good shape, heaven forbid the Steamer breaks a gasket or blows up on the Trip.
re post # blueodessey
Here you go Blue, one of the best sites for UK steam era, by the late David Heys, https://davidheyscollection.myshopblocks.com/pages/menu
Well worth a visit, https://www.gcrailway.co.uk/
Plenty more in the UK.
Cheers, evilcrow
Here you go Blue, one of the best sites for UK steam era, by the late David Heys, https://davidheyscollection.myshopblocks.com/pages/menu
Well worth a visit, https://www.gcrailway.co.uk/
Plenty more in the UK.
Cheers, evilcrow
re post #6118 AZaz100
Private and personal route not for release.
https://darlington-works.weebly.com/index.html
https://gplocomotives.com/
Private and personal route not for release.
https://darlington-works.weebly.com/index.html
https://gplocomotives.com/
KotangaGirl
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Yes I really like that GCR-MET joint lines vibe you've got going there Ken.
Three snaps taken while trip shunting the tramway exchange sidings between Elgar Wood and Elgar Junction on my Norfolk layout (TRS22).
Three snaps taken while trip shunting the tramway exchange sidings between Elgar Wood and Elgar Junction on my Norfolk layout (TRS22).
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johnwhelan
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Take a look at the DLS, it doesn't need to be TS19 version to run.
Payware is not a guarantee of quality. I'd start on the DLS, currently edh6 has some excellent locos, camscott at https://darlington-works.weebly.com/ is worth looking at. The locos I use most often are from skipper1945. Steve Flanders https://jatws.org/ing4trainz/ I think some of his work is on the DLS and https://gplocomotives.com is also worth looking at.
Cheerio John
