[OTTD] Bob's Screenshots

[Bob_Mackenzie]

Restarted my Early game....

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[Bob_Mackenzie]

As ISA rediscovered my old thread I'll post shots from my latest game here

1st Industrial area - 1881

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2nd Industrial area - 1889

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[colossal404]

Looks good, but I don't like the full brown rail beds on bridges :/

[Bob_Mackenzie]

That is beyond my control

Another shot - this is my farm supplies distribution network in 1890

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(edit) The somewhat convoluted depot layout to stop trains clagging up the station loop. Note I have the weigh & slope setting set up as such that the early stem engines can't pull an economically worthwith train up hill. Thus all loaded trains are down hill only

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(edit) By 1899 its got more complicated with an Engineering supply station added

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[Bob_Mackenzie]

6 Track north south line

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Maltby Steelworks' track layout is looking increasingly complex

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[colossal404]

The usage of PBS signals everwhere is ruining the view, but nice, keep them coming

[Bob_Mackenzie]

but is a lot easier to maintain....

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passenger services

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[ZxBiohazardZx]

dig in the station on the left lol, its designed to be lower then the front...

[Bob_Mackenzie]

That could be arranged...

Luton Machine Shop in 1919 looking suitably busy

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Maltby Steelworks in 1922

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[Bob_Mackenzie]

Stoke (cropped)

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Bigger

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Stoke Stocktyard not only does passengers and mail but had to shoe horn in an extra platform to take the extra food trains

[Pilot]

What set are you using for Stoke West and Stoke Valley?

[Quast65]

I think its the Modern Train Stations Set: http://www.tt-forums.net/viewtopic.php? ... ations+set

[Bob_Mackenzie]

yep

[Pilot]

Thank you.

[colossal404]

I like it, wait for more noce screenshots!

It's a bit unbritish of using a lot of doubled locos on trains, aren't it?

[Bob_Mackenzie]

Just for you... Cattle trucks

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uncropped (& much more interesting)

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As for double and treble headers - I like em un-British or not

[SniperDJ]

when you are using triple-headed trains, isn't it then time to switch to normal tracks instead of small gauge? (with more powerful engines?)






(i don't like small gauge to much)

[Supercheese]

when you are using triple-headed trains, isn't it then time to switch to normal tracks instead of small gauge? (with more powerful engines?)

I believe it is normal gague, just with Pikka's finescale tracks it is quite a bit smaller than OTTD default.

[Bob_Mackenzie]

They are full scale 0-6-0's on Mr Pikka's fine (in both ways) tracks

When I first started the 0-6-0 was all that was available. I could replace with a bigger single or double steamer but as you can do that by auto replace and I have >100 of the treble header they will likely remain until a diesel substitute comes along (and will still be treble headed)

[Bob_Mackenzie]

(part of) Stoke in 1967

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Much more of stoke (bigger pic)

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