Atomic Systems

That's fantastic, looks a little brute!

Just had a quick peek in re, and in fairness I could've positioned the Goods Shed better which I'll do soon. I realise I could be in danger of being "moderated" but here's a last couple of screenshots of the route, I won't upload any more unless (hopefully) substantial progress has been made. [album...

I think the building is a bit close to the rails in one of the shots, but it is looking interesting nonetheless. You mean the Goods Shed doors in the first pic?, I agree :) , although the doors seem a little chunky as they're the same on both sides of the track (I think...). Maybe I could replace t...

I like the winding valley and rolling hills. Cheers Bazza There's plenty of those :D - If I can get the route to an uploadable standard in the future perhaps some people might think it a suitable mountaninous enviroment for the truescale FR & WHR stock at ukts, though I like using the L&B stuff whe...

All looks fantastic, good stuff

Thanks for the kind comment Kevin, coming from some one such as your self who's contributed so much for train sim narrow gauge it's great encouragement .

Lovely photos!

Thought I might as well try and load up a couple of early screenshots, I realise this is hardly earth shattering stuff but it's the most I've managed yet with re, and it can't be too long before the route goes "Cloverfield." Purely fictious Ng line is about 10 miles long, I like to use the lovely L&...

Thanks for the tip Charlie, certainly SFM seems to be the road available for me.

That looks really great

I guess I was thinking more along the lines of a 'scaled down standard gauge affair' - While it would be great if any one can help or, say, has some thing already handy if not I'll just have to put my 'thinking cap' on...if I can find it .

Fair point about BR blue diesels for the public at large, but during my misspent youth I always liked them!. Certainly Sprinters have proved the backbone of local services for two decades, but purely personally I'll prefer local hauled. Once again though, superb screenshots!

Hello,

Ideally, ones that were in the region of 40m, 65m and 95m, all for straight track (one terminus is very loosely styled on the arrangement at Lynton, though the route is entirely fictious).
Any help, in any way would be very much appreciated.

Thanks.

I've been building a truescale route recently, and not being an msts model maker have cobbled together a list of suitable scenery items to use from the ukts library. Only thing 'extra' I need at the moment are plain platforms suitable for a narrow gauge route, is there any one within the forum who c...

I back up all the time as that's probably the most valuable lesson I've learned .