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Update: The scenery for the whole line is virtually accounted for now, bar a couple of whistle boards at Terowie which will need to go in. There are a few models which I left out earlier (elsewhere) which need to be built, and minor cosmetic improvements to take care of, then it will be ready for in...

Update- After a few days of endless modelling, virtually all of the many old buildings for Terowie (bar the goods transfer platform) are finished. This includes the tippler device which was used to transfer coal from the narrow gauge to the broad gauge, and the 3 station 'buildings' from both gauges...

Looking very snazzy Ed.

Might be handy if I ever run a more modern scenario on the Terowie line. Need something with a little more weight than the bluebirds

There is no resolution that would make a track texture look good from a distance with the MSTs graphics engine

Well, you tricked me good.

I'll have to find something else to nitpick

SCOTTLOWES wrote:Just got the entire Metro route marked out in about a hour, it worked a treat

Cheers Doug

Have a beer on me \_/

One hour? Fences, tracks, roads, AND creeks?

chrisiveson wrote: [album 39357 notsce06.jpg]

You'll have problems with that crossover when it comes to signalling. You'll need to prevent trains from hittng each other as if it had no signals

Hi Ed. Just so you know I gave it another shot and managed to get the route installed. The nameboards and custom structures are very good. I quite like the sky and distant mountains too

Looking snazzy, is that a prototype route?

You will still need to research a line as normal before attempting a highly accurate depiction of a route. Ed is correct, but GE is most useful in areas where there is hi-res. If you are debating between two routes pick the one with the most hi-res When you research a line, you would obtain virtuall...

Here's some shots near Ulooloo siding (202kms). Note the desolation Believe it or not, there is animal life here http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y255/SAR704/ulw4.jpg Ulooloo 'yard' http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y255/SAR704/unk2siding.jpg The green becoming brown http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/...

What's the story with the electrical wiring on that last one?

Any chance of a screenshot please Ed?

Are those rails about 200 kilograms per metre?

Is this a suburban pass route or does have scope for freight as well?

I normally prefer threads with more than just one screenie. But I do like that shot