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37114 wrote:Would of been an instant purchase had it gone to Queen Street as it doesn't it's not even a sale purchase for me.

You can can kind of understand why it doesn't run into Queen Street though. Think of the work involved with placing the OHLE along the North Clyde Line and scenery once in Glasgow.

With regards to the Class 37 reskin, you do have the Settle to Carlisle from Steam installed? That route's bundled Class 37 has been used for quite a few AP reskins, hence the SC prefix to them.

Ah, ok. My source of information doesn't mention what liveries have been carried for each vehicle, though it does note that 1254 was registered for mainline running after it left capital stock in 2012.

I'm not sure that these vehicles ever wore Blue/Grey. The first examples weren't converted until mid 1988, and I have a picture of the 3rd conversion in Intercity Swallow livery when only a few months old.

Would you care to furnish some proof of this, maybe after reading this thread - http://forums.uktrainsim.com/viewtopic. ... 1&t=142333

AFAIK, Gmax doesn't have the ability to export directly to the format required for TS. You would need to export from Gmax into another 3d program that can handle the export to TS. I'm only aware of 3 programs that can be considered for final export to TS, these being Blender, 3DCanvas/Crafter & 3DS ...

As it is only a simple object, I would stick with naming your object 1_1000_box, as you are not trying to achieve multiple LODs yet.

A read of the Dev Docs would be in order. Object naming is explained here - http://railworkswiki.com/tiki-index.php ... e%20Manual

RW-Tools can help you with this, though I've not actually tried it myself. Pop along to Mike's site and you should find a tutorial to help you along.

That looks very nice. You may want to have a look at http://forums.uktrainsim.com/viewtopic. ... 5&t=137057, as the area has already been covered, with Joe's earlier Blyth and Tyne appearing over 4 years ago.

Excellent. More BR Blue period stock is always welcome.

I know for a while class 26 operated out of Kings X on outer suburban train workings,so before heading north to Scotland,would they have operated freight trains in the Darlington Area. Mike From what I can gather, the Hornsey allocated 26's were worked north light engine in pairs, changing crews at...

Another thing to consider, is that you have all those assets on a tile before any rolling stock is placed. If it is a busy area, realistic amounts of traffic may seriously impact performance.

Keith has already done Spean Bridge to Fort William and Mallaig, so, I can't see him doing those areas again. My vote would go for Glasgow Queen Street to Oban, or, Inverness to Wick and Thurso, set in the 1980s. :D We'll have to wait and see. Cheerz. Transport Steve. As much as I would like to see...

The 25/0 were built at Darlington during 1961-62, and all new to Thornaby for freight duties. Perfectly reasonable to think they would have worked on the lines west of the ECML.