Nice to see so many new objects!

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Now uploaded, so soon for download! (at uktrainsim.com and rail-sim.de)

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Wow that was quick :D
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Uploaded for the German users and everyone else at rail-sim.de.
A levelcrossing Eastern German Style (DR)
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Hello, SAD:

I have installed the Levelcrossing DR package downloaded from Rail-Sim.de but I have only found the following items:

- Warning sign(Andreaskreuz).
- Sign with text: 'Halt für Zugfahten'.
- Infill for one track.
- small Path.
- heap for connection between path and rail.

I haven't found the red and white barriers nor the warning lights showed in your screenshot. Where can I find them?

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Sorry...There was a mistake (I did upload my first levelcrossing..or something else went wrong) But the version is now updated at rail-sim.de. (or at uk-trainsim)
Excuses for the inconvience.. SAD
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I'd just like to say many thanks for these items, especially the cornfields vegetation which was just what I was looking for to recreate the photo below:
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Maby you think this thread is dead..
No it isn't, but rail-sim-time is rare with a new job, but here are some pics of my first route I am building. It's a german
local route in it's last days before rationalisation.
The route and assets will be uploaded for free when finished. I hope in a few months..

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Them houses with the lamp out side are just wicked :D

Looking forward to adding these to my route.

More houses please :D
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Looking very good. I do like the run down feel.

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Beautiful work Sad, the route has alot of atmosphere to it, i agree with Derek i like the rundown feel.
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Thanks a lot! I't helps me to build on. It is going very slow (only a few km in a month...but i try to put in new assets many as possible.) To make it going faster I try to make more objects out of one texture, because we all know, making the textures and the texturing takes a lot more of our time then making the 3D object. I also have made a group of houses to make small villages without killing the frame-rate. I try to keep the assets under 600 a tile.
In a few month I hope to uload the route, or when i stays unfinished at least all the assets. :) SAD

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Cool. I really like that.
It looks like the man in the brown jacket s going to fall off the platform. (well it dors to me :P )
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No, he is just leaning over a bit to see down the line for a train.

Very nice work Sad. A simple but very effective use of scenery items.

Looks like Beeching has nicked one of the tracks.
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Interesting trackwork in the station view picture.
Would that be bullhead rail with cast-iron chairs?

I don't think Beeching had lifted that track.
I suspect a RailSim enthusiast has pinched it for his own layout.
It looks good.
 
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