SnakeLight64
apcell.co.uk
Great Shots all,
Now to show off a new addition to London Underground Trainz
Now to show off a new addition to London Underground Trainz
UK Screenshots (Hi Res Version)
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Trainlevel2
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I think I just fainted. Have you been working on this in secret the whole time? This is an amazing shot! Nice job!
~ Eric
~ Eric
I think that it was Bird_d00 who made it, and I think that Snakelight is BETA testing it.I think I just fainted. Have you been working on this in secret the whole time? This is an amazing shot! Nice job!
~ Eric
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It is actually on TPR right now.
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I had a nice letter from N3V Towers last night, which I'm sure will solve the problem with registering and downloading content, so thanks to all with that. Here's another closed station I'm working on. I have no photos of the place, but it is OK for my purposes. Most of the splines are FMA. The retaining wall will easily bend to form ninety degrees, or more, or less, but you may need to use the rail straightening tool. Regards, Dave
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Great shots all
Oh my god! Liverpool Street and the most nostalgic era for me! Please say you'l let this free sometime so I can tinker and relive my past?
At least more shots hehe!Oh my god! Liverpool Street and the most nostalgic era for me! Please say you'l let this free sometime so I can tinker and relive my past?
Must be a generational thing. My era takes in class 302s, 305s, 307s, 308s, 309s and 312s - complete with the original pre-vandalised station
mezzoprezzo
Content appreciator
@escafeld
Nice grimy shots Dave!
Can I please ask what the high wall rising from the platforms is?
I thought I had all of the FMA wall splines but don't recognise that one.
Cheers
Casper
Nice grimy shots Dave!
Can I please ask what the high wall rising from the platforms is?
I thought I had all of the FMA wall splines but don't recognise that one.
Cheers
Casper
meyshollop
South Coast Trainz
Just two from me:
Meyshollop.
Meyshollop.
Must be a generational thing. My era takes in class 302s, 305s, 307s, 308s, 309s and 312s - complete with the original pre-vandalised station
Well it's my age of course. My memories are from when I first got to get trains to London, which would have been the FGE/Anglia era with 86's, although I spent a few times on the platform at Colchester when much younger, but don't really remember it.. if I did i'm sure it would have been of good things
Dave wrote:
> It helps to merge with a board with plenty of useful content on it so that you can copy and paste trees and textures, for instance. You can delete that board later.
That is a really good idea! I must remember that one.
As to Davie's and Electra's "eras", mine in pre-WWII. I was born in 1946, but BR was already running down steam (in all senses) by the time I was aware and I hankered for an earlier, cleaner, more romantic steam era. During the war the trains were even more dowdy and so 1938 is "my time". I was brought up in Southern Railway territory. Until I was 7, I lived two minutes walk from a pedestrian railway crossing at Ashtead near Epsom where I fancy I remember a "West Country" or "Battle of Britain" passing and then we lived on the South Downs above Clayton Tunnel where I could see the steam from the tunnel vents, but, sadly, not the trains that produced the steam! But I also seem to be really nostalgic about GWR Chocolate and Cream (and particularly the Autotrains with the 14xx loco in the middle. I feel sure we were on holiday in the West Country at some time and I was exposed to God's Wonderful Railway.
In compensation for making you endure my nostalgic ramblings here's a screenshot of one of the aforesaid GWR Autotrains, at an autumnal Boscarne Junction, passing a China Clay train waiting for a clear line to Bodmin Road (now Bodmin Parkway) and then on to Fowey Docks. (It's a modified Restormel Castle route).
Peter.
> It helps to merge with a board with plenty of useful content on it so that you can copy and paste trees and textures, for instance. You can delete that board later.
That is a really good idea! I must remember that one.
As to Davie's and Electra's "eras", mine in pre-WWII. I was born in 1946, but BR was already running down steam (in all senses) by the time I was aware and I hankered for an earlier, cleaner, more romantic steam era. During the war the trains were even more dowdy and so 1938 is "my time". I was brought up in Southern Railway territory. Until I was 7, I lived two minutes walk from a pedestrian railway crossing at Ashtead near Epsom where I fancy I remember a "West Country" or "Battle of Britain" passing and then we lived on the South Downs above Clayton Tunnel where I could see the steam from the tunnel vents, but, sadly, not the trains that produced the steam! But I also seem to be really nostalgic about GWR Chocolate and Cream (and particularly the Autotrains with the 14xx loco in the middle. I feel sure we were on holiday in the West Country at some time and I was exposed to God's Wonderful Railway.
In compensation for making you endure my nostalgic ramblings here's a screenshot of one of the aforesaid GWR Autotrains, at an autumnal Boscarne Junction, passing a China Clay train waiting for a clear line to Bodmin Road (now Bodmin Parkway) and then on to Fowey Docks. (It's a modified Restormel Castle route).
Peter.
SnakeLight64
apcell.co.uk
I think I just fainted. Have you been working on this in secret the whole time? This is an amazing shot! Nice job!
~ Eric
It was made by Bird_d00, I thought I added his name to the post. haha my brain doesn't work too well when I'm ill
Sorry for any confusion!
Trainlevel2
Trainz Veteran
It's fine! Great shot anyway! And congrats to Bird_d00 for an excellent tube model!
Eric
Eric
Another representation of a closed Lincolnshire station finished and another started. Rail is used to mark boundaries to finish later
This dairy transported milk by rail, but I'm not sure how it got from the dairy to the train and how it was transported. There's nothing on the Old-maps site. Also need to add a yard gate and a weigh office to the site opposite the goods shed.
The Down building should be a shelter, so must change that when I come across something suitable. I need a secretary to weed out the unwanted content so I can find stuff I want. :hehe:
This dairy transported milk by rail, but I'm not sure how it got from the dairy to the train and how it was transported. There's nothing on the Old-maps site. Also need to add a yard gate and a weigh office to the site opposite the goods shed.
The Down building should be a shelter, so must change that when I come across something suitable. I need a secretary to weed out the unwanted content so I can find stuff I want. :hehe:
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Hi Casper and thanks. Sorry, have just spotted this. PC isn't on yet, so will update you later. All I remember of it is 'Retaining wall' but trust me I'll post the kuid on here.
Regards
Dave
mezzoprezzo
Content appreciator
No rush Dave, and thanks for your attention.
Very nice shots in your latest batch!
Cheers
Casper
Very nice shots in your latest batch!
Cheers
Casper
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