Thanks to Matt C for the GWR signalboxes
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Oldpufferspotter
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Thanks to Matt C for the GWR signalboxes
Just a few words of thanks to Matt for his GWR signalboxes, just what I have been waiting for.
My route is GWR/LMS, the LMS side having LNWR signalboxes, now I can replace Derek's NER ones on the GWR side with the real thing.
Super!
regards Ted.
My route is GWR/LMS, the LMS side having LNWR signalboxes, now I can replace Derek's NER ones on the GWR side with the real thing.
Super!
regards Ted.
Re: Thanks to Matt C for the GWR signalboxes
Waiting to download them at the moment, they look very good, can certainly find homes for them, possibly on Bristol to Exeter, as well as when i finally get round to properly building Weston-s-Mare circa 1960!
Currently recreating Salisbury to Exeter 50s/60s.
almost all yard, trackwork, scenery and signalling complete salisbury - wilton. Trackwork 2013 standard to Gillingham, Older beyond. - Abandoned due to newer tools in subsequent TS versions.
almost all yard, trackwork, scenery and signalling complete salisbury - wilton. Trackwork 2013 standard to Gillingham, Older beyond. - Abandoned due to newer tools in subsequent TS versions.
Re: Thanks to Matt C for the GWR signalboxes
Think they're the wrong colour for GWR ( see here ), but WR used choc/cream everywhere so they're fine for that and it's pretty trivial to recolour. Nice work, thankyou!
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Re: Thanks to Matt C for the GWR signalboxes
Hi many thanks,a perfect edition for my routes.
Regards
Kevin
Regards
Kevin
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Re: Thanks to Matt C for the GWR signalboxes
They look excellent, downloading now. 
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sulzer4me
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Re: Thanks to Matt C for the GWR signalboxes
Thanks everyone, its nice to be able to give something back to the community at last. I hope to see plenty of routes with these planted on them in due course
. You are right, the colour is incorrect (for the GWR Period at least), all of the reference material I have here is from the BR(W) period and those are the colours that have been used. Providing that Southern Electric says ok, I am more that willing for your self/anyone to re-skin them into more suitable textures
Thanks again,
Matt
Kariban, Thanks for the thanksKariban wrote:Think they're the wrong colour for GWR ( see here ), but WR used choc/cream everywhere so they're fine for that and it's pretty trivial to recolour. Nice work, thankyou!
Thanks again,
Matt
Re: Thanks to Matt C for the GWR signalboxes
Where are the boxes available from?
Thanks in anticipation.
Thanks in anticipation.
Re: Thanks to Matt C for the GWR signalboxes
look fantastic, thank you 
Re: Thanks to Matt C for the GWR signalboxes
Hehe, I couldn't resist, even before I'd put one in game:

( I think the glowy white under-roof bit is me missing a texture somewhere ). GJ Matt.

( I think the glowy white under-roof bit is me missing a texture somewhere ). GJ Matt.
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Re: Thanks to Matt C for the GWR signalboxes
Clearly, the source of theses signal boxes is a closely guarded secret so may I ask again; from where are these excellent models obtainable? Thank you.
Re: Thanks to Matt C for the GWR signalboxes
Disregard above - found them on the UKTrainSim site. 
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sulzer4me
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Re: Thanks to Matt C for the GWR signalboxes
I'm out and about so I'll b brief, they are available from uktrainsim, file I'd 25703
http://www.uktrainsim.com/filelib-info. ... leid=25703
Cheers
Mat
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Cheers
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Re: Thanks to Matt C for the GWR signalboxes
Ah yes, I'll gladly use these, enough of 'em about where I dabbling right now.
Steve
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Re: Thanks to Matt C for the GWR signalboxes
Glad you found them Jetstream, I was sat on the bus with varying degrees of 3G coverage trying to respond.jetstream wrote:Disregard above - found them on the UKTrainSim site.
I think that is where the generic nature of the boxes will come into play, whilst one or two were specific to a location, most of the others were just "standard" offerings.prairie4566 wrote:Ah yes, I'll gladly use these, enough of 'em about where I dabbling right now.
I think that is a white/cream texture. It seamed to fit the bill at the time. I'll try and tone it down a bit when I do an update. Nice pic by the way
reagrds
Matt
