Benny's screenshots

[Benny]

How do trains coming from the NE enter the Livestock station?

I think no trains make this route.

Correct.

Plenstable is kind of awkward, yes. And about Sundale; That's one passenger station, and one freight station for grain, livestock and goods.

Doesn't the freight station get a little congested?

I have no idea, we'll see. I rarely expand until it jams, anyway.

[Benny]

Small update. Sundale passenger station has gotten benches, and there has been some trackwork changes.
And here's also my version of Great Whitdon Green.

[petert]

Why have you disconnected the track from the farm?

[Benny]

I have no idea. Cause I felt like it, probably.

Edit: Oh crap, it was that temp thing while I rebuilt that area. I shall fix that right away, thanks for noticing..

Edit2: There. You never saw the other picture..

[petert]

Hehe, it looks much nicer now. A lot less reconstruction.

[Benny]

Things are getting busy.
Also here's Bondwell. Quite a different layout compared to Ivan's.

[Bad Hair Day]

Sundale looks rather fun. Nice one Benny.

[ivanfurlanis]

Good work, Benny! I like your version of Bondwell, very clean. Mine was quite a mess . By the way, why not to post a map?

[Benny]

Thanks for the positive response. And Ivan, clean does not mean realistic.

Map:

[matthew57778]

Why have you disconnected the track from the farm?

you complain about me not speaking right

did you mean "Why did you disconnect the farm?"

[Benny]

Heh, you always put a smile on my face, Matthew.

[petert]

did you mean "Why did you disconnect the farm?"

No. That's absolutely not what I meant. Don't be such a smart alec by correcting me. Benny knew what I meant, so did everyone else. I could have said "Why did you disconnect the track from the farm station?"

you complain about me not speaking right

"You complain about me not speaking correctly."

[matthew57778]

^_^ thanks Benny

[Benny]

Hm, it has been a while. Just started up another realistic game after having played openttdcoop-like games on and off for the last couple of years. I had forgotten how fun this can be.

I'm playing with UKRS2 and the TaI houses and industries in this game on very hilly terrain. TaI is new for me, so I'm trying to figure out how town growth and such work, but I do enjoy the way small towns look using this set.

Here's a map first of all, showing the hilly and very watery terrain. Sunnington, Flinningbury and Lunnington is going to be a challenge. The year is currently 1939.

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Here's some coaches parked up at Pledingworth Falls as the local passenger transport pulls in.

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Last out for today is the power plant and New Brinfingford, with a coal train pulling in as the local transport waits for signal.

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[SwissFan91]

Not bad for a n00b welcome back!

[Kevo00]

Nice work. Love the Pledingworth Falls station, very GWR branch line type atmosphere.

[STD]

Good screenshots ! Really very realistic.

[Benny]

Thank you for the kind words.

Here's radston, a small village with a single track passenger service along the main heavy freight line on the map, serving multiple coal mines and forests.

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The industry heavy Findinghead on a branch from the very south of the main freight line. Grain is hauled from the mouintains to the local brewery here.

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The biggest city on the map, Condingworth, with a passenger service and a goods central that accepts goods from the various industries around the map.

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[Benny]

Last out today are these two villages in the mountains with the newly built grain connection.

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[Purno]

I like your shots. Small villages, small lines, focused on details.