[OTTD] Pilot's Screenshots

[Pilot]

Just Thought this looked nice

2 ATR 72's and a DHC-8 wait on the ground at Cardiff Airport while another ATR 72 Takes off bound for Manchester

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[ISA]

Just Thought this looked nice

It does!

[Pilot]

Cheers ISA,
A few more shots

4468 Mallard on Pathfinder Railtours 'Welshman' Railtour on the Nottingham to Derby leg of the Journey

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A Photostop was also provided on Barmouth Bridge. A Japanese Railfan managed to take this picture of it.

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A Chiltern Trains Class 165 from Stratford-upon-Avon to London Marylebone heads towards Leamington Spa while a Central Trains Class 150 heads to Birmingham Snow Hill

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Yes I know the 165 is a 158 but it was the closest i had.

[bwong]

i love it. as usual

[Pilot]

Cheers Bwong,
Will post some more shots on Sunday

[Pilot]

Well i have a few more shots for you all
1) Tyseley Station. 2 Chiltern Trains Class 168's pass a London Midland Class 150 at Tyseley Station

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2) Llanwern. 2 Arriva Trains Wales Class 47's pass in the station while a number of Trams serve the main part of the Town.

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3) The City of Llandridnod Wells with it vast Tramway System.

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It has since grown....

[Pilot]

...into the Capital of Wales

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4) At one end of the Tramway system is Rhayader. It has also grown abit since then and known has a 4 Track Station.

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5) At the other is Hereford. It also know has a 4 Track Station and the Road Crossing replaced by a Bridge.

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[Pilot]

I accidently deleted the game and will try and get a new game going soon.

[Brundd]

No autosaves left?

[Pilot]

I normally turn them off as it slows down the game on my computer

[Pilot]

Just a Shot from a Game i'm working on.

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Gronburg Station. This Station is Norally very busy but I caught it in a Quiet moment. A 4-6-0 Ten Wheeler is in Platform 7 with a Local to Sundinghead.

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[donchatryit]

Nice shots. I did like the DHC-8 and ATR72 shots.

[Pilot]

Cheers.
Continuing with this game.
1) Gronburg. Around 1940.
Electrificatin has hit Gronburg with a Handful of trains Turning to Electric Power.
A Baldwin Boxcab enters the depot while trams run around town Moving Passengers.

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2) Gronburg Harbour.
Gronburg now sports a Large Harbour and a Small Air Field.

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3) A Terrible Crash resulting in over 1000 Deaths has occured in Sundinghead. About 100 miles away from Gronburg.
The Trains involved were a Baldwin Boxcab departing for Drufingbridge about 80 Miles away and two 4-4-0 Americans. One was in charge of the Local to Senningville, about 20 miles from Gronburg and the other in charge of the Local from Gronburg.
The Driver of the Approaching Baldwin Boxcab's Prompt action saved another 300 people from being involved.
The Problem was found to be Malfunctioning Signals.

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[Pilot]

Now in the 1965.
1) The final steam auled Passenger Trains are being taken out of use.
The 4-8-2 Mountains have hauled the Drufingbridge East - Detborough Express for 20 Years now and have (After a Long Campaign) been Preserved.
They will soon be Moved to the Fort Fladstone Steam Railway.

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2) Steam however will live on as the Fort Fladstone Mines to Rethill Woods Coal Service is still Powered by Four 4-6-6-4 Challengers.

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3) Also a new Shot of the Greater Gronburg Region.

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[DanMacK]

Nice to see the NARS in use! Looking good! Keep 'em coming.

[Pilot]

Thanks Dan,
Two more screenies for you.
1) A Busy Scene at Denwood.
Two GE Universal B Pass each other on the Sundinghead avioder, While a EMD E-Unit Thunder Through on the Fasts. On the Slows a GG1 waits for 4 Budd RDC Railcars to clear the Platforms.

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2) My attempt at Making MENTOR (The British Overhead Wire Tester) for America. It is Made up of One GE C36-7, 2 Hicube Boxcar's, 2 GG1's, 2 more Hicube Boxcars's and another GE C36-7.

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Do the Americans even have a Overhead Wire Testing Coach and if so what is it Called.

[Pilot]

I may have lost that game as my Computer has packed in.
It was a shame as i was also editing the UK Scenario so i could place Rails and Railways Stations Easily.

[Pilot]

Yes unfortunately I have lost the Gronburg Transport Game and the Scenario I was working on.
I have started work on the scenario again. I am editing version 1 of Jon Scaife's UK scenario.
I am working on London at the Moment (attached screenshot). I know there are no Buildings as I want to get my Railway Lines/Stations (Represented by Stones) In First.

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London (Without Buildings)

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EDIT: Heres an updated Picture of London with Buildings Added.

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London (With Buildings)

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You will also notice a few more Railway Lines/Stations (Stones) in that Shot.

[Pilot]

Merry Christmas.
Heres a Christmassy Shot for you all.

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[Kilgore Trout]

Do the Americans even have a Overhead Wire Testing Coach and if so what is it Called.

It varies, there aren't a lot of electrified areas here so the railroads that do need to deal with catenary typically construct their own. Usually a wire train consists of a diesel loco, a coach or two, and a flatcar or two. Here is an example used in my neck of the woods, to my knowledge it's the same to this day. This is a similar train from another agency. This is a more modern example from a third agency (another shot). I don't know if it's in-house construction or off-the-shelf - virtually all of our electric equipment nowadays comes from overseas.

At any rate, nice work, it's giving me some ideas.