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devon_metro
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Some evening shots heading to Totnes with the 12 coach SWT 159 to London Waterloo ( More to follow)
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3 shots of the WIP 'Peak Rail' Donationware Addon Pack...seen here with Ruston 88DS No. 20 on a very rare passenger outing.
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Harold
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HI all, just a few images after playing MSTS recently.
1. EWS Class 37 406 with a short sleeper formation at Haymarket from the Scottish Central route.
2. GNER Class 373 white rose, traveling at high speed on the fictional Modern England route.
3. Wessex Trains class 31 clags out of Penzance heading east. From the GWR route
1. EWS Class 37 406 with a short sleeper formation at Haymarket from the Scottish Central route.
2. GNER Class 373 white rose, traveling at high speed on the fictional Modern England route.
3. Wessex Trains class 31 clags out of Penzance heading east. From the GWR route
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Wow great to see my skin of 37406 in one of your screenshots 
Galvanize
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Virgin started running summer saturday trains to Weymouth (quay), using 47s, mark 3s and DVTs. Freightliner decided to provide the 47, which I was lucky enough to see Between Weymouth and Upwey travelling "Wrong line" for no apparent reason.
trains2
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Galvanize said:
Probably because you had Mk3s and a DVT on the south coast, must've been lost!
Great shot all the same.
Harold
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Hi all, another 4 of my shots from playing MSTS. I think I have become even more addicted to this sim.
2 shots of a Regional Railways class 150/2 (273) on the Looe Branch. From GWR route.
A 4 car class 450 (013) stands at Bitterne on route to Southampton Ctl. From the Dorset Coast route.
GNER HST - Front power car with new Headlights, rear Power car advertised 2012 London Olympics. Heading towards cardiff on the Fictional Modern Engand route.
hope you like! More coming soon.
2 shots of a Regional Railways class 150/2 (273) on the Looe Branch. From GWR route.
A 4 car class 450 (013) stands at Bitterne on route to Southampton Ctl. From the Dorset Coast route.
GNER HST - Front power car with new Headlights, rear Power car advertised 2012 London Olympics. Heading towards cardiff on the Fictional Modern Engand route.
hope you like! More coming soon.
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Tom
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I did the nameplate on the 450 013 Desiro... 
Well Dave Babb modified the model for me so we can use a NamePlate.ace instead of modifying main train textures!
Well Dave Babb modified the model for me so we can use a NamePlate.ace instead of modifying main train textures!
Except only a handful of people have access to the plated version ATMtubechallenger said:
While we are at it, I did some station signs, PIS editing (note they have Fleet etc on them ), the Class 423 skin, some other station furniture etc and came up with some i9deas in the original testing of the route for car stop markers, the SWT styled platform numbers etc. I would say to you all to go buy it but I can't...
Galvanize
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where do I get the GWR route from?
trains2
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Coxster said:Except only a handful of people have access to the plated version ATM
Well if we turn it into a competiton...
If it weren't for my kind permission to allow Dave to build the route, it might never have happened.
I think my 455 skin is also on there somewhere.
Also, we aint allowed more than 4 images in a post either!!?
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trains2 said:Well if we turn it into a competiton...
If it weren't for my kind permission to allow Dave to build the route, it might never have happened.
I think my 455 skin is also on there somewhere.
Also, we aint allowed more than 4 images in a post either!!?
I am not aware of any such rule - you may post as many images as you like (within reason obvoiusly) - this is after all a screenshot thread.
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Tom
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trains2 said:
Fixed - don't know what was causing that...
trains2
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Ta 
While I'm here, I'll add a few from South Western Lines:
GBRf Class 66 no. 66701 runs north at West Byfleet with an engineering train.
GBRf Class 66 no. 66701 runs north near Brookwood with an engineering train.
A SWT 4-CEP slows to stop at West Byfleet station.
Teetime! One of the many golf courses in the southwest London commuter belt areas.
While I'm here, I'll add a few from South Western Lines:
GBRf Class 66 no. 66701 runs north at West Byfleet with an engineering train.
GBRf Class 66 no. 66701 runs north near Brookwood with an engineering train.
A SWT 4-CEP slows to stop at West Byfleet station.
Teetime! One of the many golf courses in the southwest London commuter belt areas.
Harold
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Hi all, I have some more shots to add:
1. South Central Livery class 377 (no:201) is at Brighton having arrived from Victoria on a X-mas express. From the LBE route.
2. BR electric Blue class 207 approaches Christs Hospital on route to Brighton from Horsham. From the Steyning Line.
3. Regional Railways class 150/2 (no: 273) curves from Dorchester West onto the Weymouth line. From the Dorset Coast route.
Hope you like.
1. South Central Livery class 377 (no:201) is at Brighton having arrived from Victoria on a X-mas express. From the LBE route.
2. BR electric Blue class 207 approaches Christs Hospital on route to Brighton from Horsham. From the Steyning Line.
3. Regional Railways class 150/2 (no: 273) curves from Dorchester West onto the Weymouth line. From the Dorset Coast route.
Hope you like.
trains2
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Common courtsey Damon, we were building the same route, would be rather rude to start it without asking me as he's just duplicating my work.
You not using Jon's trackwork anymore?trains2 said:
What I meant was he is only sharing the Southampton to Basingstoke section at the moment - he has other plans I believe. Also what I meant was you couldn't actually stop him making the same route - no laws against this. I'm not saying this to have a go at you - just so people know the truth. Better versions of things have been kept private because the author doesn't think he is allowed to re-create something. Same as if you release the E-Rail CEP, Making Tracks have made a CEP so you are duplicating their work etc. Neither Dave is using your actual trackwork, nor is E-Rail actually using the CEP model by MT.Anyway, here is BATS' Class 50 at Minehead, West Somerset Railway.
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trains2 said:Ta
While I'm here, I'll add a few from South Western Lines:
GBRf Class 66 no. 66701 runs north at West Byfleet with an engineering train.
GBRf Class 66 no. 66701 runs north near Brookwood with an engineering train.
A SWT 4-CEP slows to stop at West Byfleet station.
Teetime! One of the many golf courses in the southwest London commuter belt areas.
I dont really use MSTS as I think BVE4 is for better train wise. I think scenery is better in MSTS, as it looks more realistic. However, trains are not as good, as they dont have all the additional features which BVE4 ones have (wipers, rain, AWS, TPWS, engine start up/stop etc). However these screenshots look excellent. I am intrigued to know which route they came from? If they are from your website trains2, I'll download it and give it a try (but if it is from UKTS, I'll give it a miss...)
It is the work in progress South Western Lines route in production by E-Rail - http://www.e-rail-online.co.uk Some trains do have wipers actually (only visible on the exterior), aswell as a rather simple 'alerter' that is built into the sim
trains2
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Coxster said:You not using Jon's trackwork anymore?
I see where your coming from, but that's not what I meant. What I meant was that rather than Dave producing the route behind the scenes, and then releasing it without telling me about it, it would be considered rather rude. Dave being the nice bloke that he is, kindly informed me that he was planning to build the route. As you said, I couldn't stop him, very true, but I wouldn't have done anyway because I'm not a stingy git.
My point is that a certain element of courtesy and politeness came into it, Dave took the courtesy to inform me that he was going to Waterloo (pics on UKTS btw if you haven't seen.
), and I returned it by saying I had no problem with it, that's all there is to it.Coxster said:
Well at this stage it is likely that you will be buying the EB version for MSTS, as we are thinking that our L2B will be for KRS, but we're not sure yet. We are still in deep discussion about the matter.
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Rich said:I dont really use MSTS as I think BVE4 is for better train wise. I think scenery is better in MSTS, as it looks more realistic. However, trains are not as good, as they dont have all the additional features which BVE4 ones have (wipers, rain, AWS, TPWS, engine start up/stop etc). However these screenshots look excellent. I am intrigued to know which route they came from? If they are from your website trains2, I'll download it and give it a try (but if it is from UKTS, I'll give it a miss...)
As Damon says, it is WIP at the moment, and it likely to be payware for MSTS. Don't ask when though as we simply don't know. I can tell you though that we are about 5 miles out of Waterloo track wise.
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