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nathanmallard
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Once upon a time in the West...
Thank you Saturn! The station is a personal reskin of a JR depot
Hi conrail_3004
I m so glad, as will be something new, I'll tell you.
Regards!
barti_1
Gary_Evans
Still plays with Trainz
Really great screen outlaw and the accompanying composition was award-winning.
nathanmallard
Active member
Thanks Normhart!
The route is a small, simple 4-board layout I did to pass the time over the weekend. There really aren't that many really good 'wild west' type routes about, are they? Come to think of it you don't see much pre-1910 stuff in this thread at all.
Here's some more shots, this time with W&ARR's 4-4-0, 'Texas':
The route is a small, simple 4-board layout I did to pass the time over the weekend. There really aren't that many really good 'wild west' type routes about, are they? Come to think of it you don't see much pre-1910 stuff in this thread at all.
Here's some more shots, this time with W&ARR's 4-4-0, 'Texas':
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1420sequoia
Trainz Veteran
Hey Kon! Where did you get those sd70's? Thanks!
Thank you, Gary!
chickenjoe
Allegheny Northern RR
Holy moly petrama nice stuff! Would you mind telling me where the PC caboose and the PRR signals come from?
If you want some matching passenger cars, Pencil42 made a combine and coach to go with the General and Texas.
W & A RR Combine, <KUID2:124060:10030:1>
W & A RR 34' Coach, <KUID2:124060:10026:3>
And for freight cars, wva-usa made some.
Civil War Era Archroof Box Car - W & A (Grey) #301, <KUID:123250:1143>
Civil War Era Archroof Box Car - W & A (Yellow) #110, <KUID:123250:1142>
Civil War Era Archroof Box Car - W & A (Grey) #101, <KUID:123250:1141>
Civil War Era Conductor's Car - W & A (Grey), <KUID:123250:1140>
Civil War Era Conductor's Car - W & A, <KUID:123250:1137>
That is a nice shot. May I ask why the baggage carriage/luggage van is at the rear? Is there only a turntable at the end, and the loco has just turned, not the entire rake of carriages? Is it being used as a support carriage/guard's van as is done in Britain? Just a tip, if it is being used as a standard V&T baggage carriage and the entire train has been turned, the V&T always ran their luggage van directly behind the tender or the mail carriage if one was in use. Just trying to make the most realistic shot.Thanks Normhart!
The route is a small, simple 4-board layout I did to pass the time over the weekend. There really aren't that many really good 'wild west' type routes about, are they? Come to think of it you don't see much pre-1910 stuff in this thread at all.
Here's some more shots, this time with W&ARR's 4-4-0, 'Texas':
Saturnr
nathanmallard
Active member
Interesting question...I kind of just put it the end automatically. In Britain, it is standard practice to run with a "brake" or "guards" van or coach at the end of the train, as you said. So I guess I'm just used to it.
The shot is more about atmosphere than realism though, but well done for spotting that.
The shot is more about atmosphere than realism though, but well done for spotting that.