Screenshots of European Trains

Testing the Swedish EMU's on Bensland x31k, x40, x52, x55 (x3000), x2000

Tom

Hello from france,

back with the UK dream , the harbour of a late England... Shared soon !!!
















Very friendly, Marc

Absolutely STUNNING shots there Marc, so detailed and atmospheric!

Kind regards,

Gary

Can't wait Marc witch version it in at moment?

Tom

The module is in TRS19 117009...It will be available in a couple of days...

Thanks for your comment, very friendly, Marc

Your English route looks superb Marc, I am looking forward to getting it!

Cheers

Graham

Another duplicated post, it happened yesterday too!

This Pictures are made on the Winter Steam Route from cotterhier.

Greetings
Epo

Somewhere in ex DDR "Braunkohletagebau"

Ukraine between 1991-1994 years, first years of Independence of Ukraine.
p.s.
My own prototype route of Donetsk and Kharkiv regions border, places where i was born and lived here until 24 Feb 2022 year.
Soon (before Christmas i hope) will be released on JointedRail web site.

Greetings
Epo

Nice screenshots Wearsprada and Epo!
Both atmospheric in different ways.

Cheers,
Graham

Some fantastic photos from Poland there from Bartoszko and Kilianziom.

@Kilanziom many thanks for your amazing assets on Trainzart.pl
I have been building a fictional Polish city for a few weeks and have used many of your assets, from buildings to locos and rolling stock, keep up the good work! I have also downloaded a lot of content from other 3rd party sites.

This is very much a work in progress but I thought I would post it here anyway.
The catenary in particular and the signalling are in the very early stages. The city has a small tram network and several normal railway stations, with mainline and commuter lines.
My dilemma is what era should I use? I love vintage (50s to 80s) locos and trams but also like to try and have a more modern part of the city with the up-to-date PKP IC coaches and new Pesa Swing trams and the modern concrete bridge and Warsaw Zachodnia station, I have used this as it is passenger enabled and I haven't really found a lot of other passenger-enabled stations.

A couple more screenshots from my WIP Polish city, I've been busy installing electrification and other bits and pieces today but still very much a WIP.

GaryReggae said:

Some fantastic photos from Poland there from Bartoszko and Kilianziom.

@Kilanziom many thanks for your amazing assets on Trainzart.pl
I have been building a fictional Polish city for a few weeks and have used many of your assets, from buildings to locos and rolling stock, keep up the good work! I have also downloaded a lot of content from other 3rd party sites.

This is very much a work in progress but I thought I would post it here anyway.
The catenary in particular and the signalling are in the very early stages. The city has a small tram network and several normal railway stations, with mainline and commuter lines.
My dilemma is what era should I use? I love vintage (50s to 80s) locos and trams but also like to try and have a more modern part of the city with the up-to-date PKP IC coaches and new Pesa Swing trams and the modern concrete bridge and Warsaw Zachodnia station, I have used this as it is passenger enabled and I haven't really found a lot of other passenger-enabled stations.

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Thank you for the kind words Gary. This dilemna of which period should one stick to is the reason for why I can't get rid of updates - since for the last 15 years I've been doing all periods for Trainz and I find every one interesting from a certain point of view. My favourite would be the mid 1970s - an intersection of two worlds: the bygoing steamers and pre-war coaches and incoming unified designs and modern diesels or electrics. Well... if you chose Warszawa, she lost most of its original architecture during World War 2 and it goes for railway stations and railway architecture as well. It's a bit of a concrete/glass desert nowadays - but some (including me) might still find it interesting to take photos or recreate in a model. However I'd advise you to take a look at such stations as Poznań Główny, Kłodzko Główne, Leszno, Głogów, Opole Główne... and maybe a few others. They should give you a good opportunity to create a passenger station in the middle of a city - which is always a good way to utilize some tenement house models + all other city-kind details. Speaking of city-kind, I'd advise you to update the hotel model in the back, you should find her at the DLS under the following kuid:


<kuid2:173943:200074:1> EET Hotel 5f Prague.

Speaking of something new on the horizon:

Thanks, for the suggestions. I will check out the stations you have mentioned to get a better idea of the layout and scenery to make an urban station.

I visited Poland on holiday a couple of months ago and went to Warszawa, Lodz, Gdansk/Gdynia/Hel/Sopot and Bydgoszcz/Torun and travelled by rail the whole time. I visited the railway museum in Warszawa and found a lot of vintage locomotives, steam and the electric and diesel locos too. I was very impressed by the new stations in Warszawa and Lodz. I will be returning to Poland next year to see the south - Krakow and Wroclaw for example.

I like your new screenshots and have also downloaded your new Grand Hotel Europa and some other new buildings such as <kuid:173943:200559> EET Tenement 3f Bydgoszcz - I have most of the other tenements already a few more are always welcome.

Kind regards,

Gary