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Anybody know of a Narrow Gauge Diesel for TS19?

Posted: Mon Mar 18, 2019 9:32 pm
by 749006
One of the routes I bought in the sale was the Pietermaritzburg to Ladysmith.
Its a bit old style but I'm enjoying messing with the line.

But it only had one type of electric loco even though non-electrified lines exist.
And I was wondering if anyone knew of a Narrow Gauge Diesel, 3"6' or Meter Gauge but a large body?
Does not have to be South African - I was looking on Railworks America but did not spot anything useful.

I can find numerous MSTS stuff but nothing for TS2019

Thanks

Peter

Re: Anybody know of a Narrow Gauge Diesel for TS19?

Posted: Mon Mar 18, 2019 11:18 pm
by IronBidder
Isn't Cape Gauge the standard in Japan and NZ? If so Chris Trains do a NZ commuter DMU.

Re: Anybody know of a Narrow Gauge Diesel for TS19?

Posted: Tue Mar 19, 2019 12:27 am
by chrisonline
On the Pikku site at https://pikku.msts.cz/railsim.html

Scroll down to the 10th loco headed "Úzkorozchodná dieselová lokomotiva" (Úzkorozchodná means narrow gauge)

This is a nice 760mm (2ft 6 inch) gauge diesel shunter-style loco. Controls take some getting used to but it works nicely
Tu29.jpg

Re: Anybody know of a Narrow Gauge Diesel for TS19?

Posted: Tue Mar 19, 2019 12:01 pm
by 749006
IronBidder wrote:Isn't Cape Gauge the standard in Japan and NZ? If so Chris Trains do a NZ commuter DMU.
I did notice that but I need something to move wagons
chrisonline wrote:On the Pikku site at https://pikku.msts.cz/railsim.html

Scroll down to the 10th loco headed "Úzkorozchodná dieselová lokomotiva" (Úzkorozchodná means narrow gauge)

This is a nice 760mm (2ft 6 inch) gauge diesel shunter-style loco. Controls take some getting used to but it works nicely
Tu29.jpg
Thanks Chris, I will give it a look.

Peter

Re: Anybody know of a Narrow Gauge Diesel for TS19?

Posted: Wed Mar 20, 2019 2:42 pm
by 749006
Looks as though my problem will be solved :)
https://live.dovetailgames.com/live/tra ... nccr-smell

Peter

Re: Anybody know of a Narrow Gauge Diesel for TS19?

Posted: Sat Mar 23, 2019 7:07 pm
by michaelhendle
HI
some time in the future there will be a route set in the South Island of NZ which goes east to west across the NZ Alps,they will have some NZ DZ diesels with it,and NZ stock,so I can see some mix and matching going on with SA stock,due to the being the same gauge,the SA routes are lacking any box vans and refrigerating vans.

Re: Anybody know of a Narrow Gauge Diesel for TS19?

Posted: Sat Mar 23, 2019 7:07 pm
by michaelhendle
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Re: Anybody know of a Narrow Gauge Diesel for TS19?

Posted: Sun Mar 24, 2019 11:32 pm
by ussvoyager
here for NZ Railway stock etc, 3ft 6in guage, there is a diesel shunter but needs fine tuning in the sounds dept


http://tsnz.co.nz/

Re: Anybody know of a Narrow Gauge Diesel for TS19?

Posted: Mon Mar 25, 2019 3:56 pm
by 749006
ussvoyager wrote:here for NZ Railway stock etc, 3ft 6in guage, there is a diesel shunter but needs fine tuning in the sounds dept

http://tsnz.co.nz/
Thanks John.

I have looked for Diesel but everything comes up as MSTS

Peter
EDIT - Found a couple of very small locos but might be too small for what I need

Re: Anybody know of a Narrow Gauge Diesel for TS19?

Posted: Thu Mar 28, 2019 3:26 am
by JohnM1945
Peter,

Bernard Deschamps has an interesting collection of French metric gauge stock - including a B-B diesel locomotive - at http://deschamp-bernard.chez-alice.fr/content2.htm.

Kind regards,

John M

Re: Anybody know of a Narrow Gauge Diesel for TS19?

Posted: Thu Mar 28, 2019 7:02 pm
by 749006
Thanks John,

That Diesel looks quite Chunky and the Electric Railcar also looks quite good

Peter

Re: Anybody know of a Narrow Gauge Diesel for TS19?

Posted: Thu Mar 28, 2019 10:08 pm
by dumpadillo
I haven't checked but I seem to remember there was a NG diesel in one of the Welsh Mt railways,possibly Portmadoc to Blaenau Festiniog.
Dumps

Re: Anybody know of a Narrow Gauge Diesel for TS19?

Posted: Fri Mar 29, 2019 10:51 am
by JohnM1945
Glad you like them, Peter!

If electric metrics are of interest, take a look - if you haven't already - at Pierre Gauriat's products at http://ajrailsim.free.fr/.

Kind regards,

John M