to get up the line to Wearhead, gets a bit steep and winding in places....Wear Valley Railway
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We need a Class 37 I think to get up the line to Wearhead, gets a bit steep and winding in places....
to get up the line to Wearhead, gets a bit steep and winding in places....
Re: Wear Valley Railway
Derek
Just to put my oar in. The IOW route has new tracks, which look much better than the original ones did. Will you be using the default rails or or you going to be using a new and impoved set of rails?
Just to put my oar in. The IOW route has new tracks, which look much better than the original ones did. Will you be using the default rails or or you going to be using a new and impoved set of rails?
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Yes the 37 starts next week.
I have not made my mind up about the track.
Personally i'd rather have a better 'vista' looking up the valley than 3d sleepers.
I'll make that call later in the day though.
regards
Derek
I have not made my mind up about the track.
Personally i'd rather have a better 'vista' looking up the valley than 3d sleepers.
I'll make that call later in the day though.
regards
Derek
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Derek how long will this route be ?
Keep up the good work RSDL. Is there any new Content fixes iminate ?
Cheers Ben
Keep up the good work RSDL. Is there any new Content fixes iminate ?
Cheers Ben
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Hi, I guess the main route to Wearhead is around 35 mile long including track going out to each of the stations (Hunwick, Coundon, Shildon tunnel and Evenwood)
There should be some content fixes released tomorrow.
Probably only the mk2 coaches, the profile was not correct and we were keen to bring ours in line with DT's coaches.
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Derek
There should be some content fixes released tomorrow.
Probably only the mk2 coaches, the profile was not correct and we were keen to bring ours in line with DT's coaches.
regards
Derek
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Derek, what do you mean by profile please?
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Hi,
(the side elevation cross section)
the hight was wrong by about 10 cms and the angle of the sloping sides was too shallow which gave the coach a 'box like' look.
Also there are some texture changes to it.
regards
Derek
(the side elevation cross section)
the hight was wrong by about 10 cms and the angle of the sloping sides was too shallow which gave the coach a 'box like' look.
Also there are some texture changes to it.
regards
Derek
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Not bad for a mornings work...
Adam, have your self a short holiday.... did you enjoy it? Good.
The fun starts now.
regards
Derek
Adam, have your self a short holiday.... did you enjoy it? Good.
The fun starts now.
regards
Derek
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Nice progress.
Sounds like the 37 is going to be worked on. I cant wait for that.
Sounds like the 37 is going to be worked on. I cant wait for that.
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Charlie
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There will be a wealth of locos and rolling stock worked on over the next few weeks and months.
update soon.
regards
Derek
update soon.
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Looking forward to it derek .RSderek wrote:There will be a wealth of locos and rolling stock worked on over the next few weeks and months.
update soon.
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Derek
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Does that include the DMU 101 and maybe a new Steam loco ?
looking forward too this Derek RSDL your doing a brillant job i dont think people say that enough
Cheers Ben
looking forward too this Derek RSDL your doing a brillant job i dont think people say that enough
Cheers Ben
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Hi Derek
Looking forward to this route. With the dynamic duo in charge it should be really good.
Don't forget that if you need any tips on route building, scenery, rolling stock, etc, we are here to help.
Looking forward to this route. With the dynamic duo in charge it should be really good.
Don't forget that if you need any tips on route building, scenery, rolling stock, etc, we are here to help.
Geoff Potter
Now working on my Bluebell Railway route for TS2022
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I need all the help I can get!Thank you for the kind words, nice to hear every now and again.
Adam is a star, he is meant to be on holiday!
I'm a happy man, was just flicking through my bedtime reading, ' A Pictorial Record of LNER Constituent Signalling' when I came across a picture of Bishop Auckland's North signal box. Up until now I had one rubbish image. From this new image I can make it without having to guess too much, happy days
The 101 is amongst the locos as is the 37, there will be steam (still fighting over which one) and something for our NA cousins.
Thats as much as I want to say on the matter, but there should be something for everyone.
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Derek
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A plan so cunning you could stick a tail on it and call it a weasel.
"Home 8. Dined and worked. Planning conquest of Iceland for next week. Shall probably be too late! Saw several broods of ducklings." Alexander Cadogan, end of diary entry for May 4, 1940.