The collective team will produce an addon for Railworks (from start to finish) in 24 hours, this addon would then go on sale on steam for a modest price (TBD, but we were thinking under £10)
All money that would normally go to RS.com would be donated to charity.
There are so many charities out there that need the funding, but the charity chosen for this project is;
http://www.railwaychildren.org.uk/
The addon will be called Phorum Peninsula, a small island on the south coast. The island is lucky to have a standard gauge, Tramway and Narrow Gauge railway system!
I was asked if I could supply a set of NG rolling stock for the project, and was more then happy to oblige. Since I haven't been working on much NG over the last few months, and so have not been posting in this forum, I thought you might be interested to see what I've ended up "donating" to the project :-
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Corris No 3 loco
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"Little John" a freelance Hunslet, regauged to 2ft 3in to suit the Phorum railways track gauge.
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A freelance rebuild of Corris 2. In Phorum Peninsula "history", no 2 wasn't scrapped but bought for the Phorum Peninsula Narrow Gauge railway.
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The Islands coaching stock (based loosely on a well known prototype!)
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The Islands goods vehicles.
As the railway doesn't exist yet, the P.P.N.G.R. owners have been giving their rolling stock a try out on the Talyllyn Railway
Sir derek and Little John crossing at Brynglas
A couple of piccies of "Little John" on a return run from Abergynowlwyn.
Many thanks to Steve Pontin for allowing me to post pictures of my stock on his upcoming "Talyllyn Railway" route
More info on the project, and info on the standard gauge side of things, can be found at :-
http://forums.uktrainsim.com/viewtopic. ... 14&t=99285
http://rwsprojectplatform.blogspot.com/
Have to say that I've enjoyed working on these and reckon a few more NG models may be on the way.
Cheers,
Kevin
