Pictures of your games (non-OT thread)

Sanchimaru · Post by **Sanchimaru** » 14 Jun 2006 23:24

last!

thanks a lot to Pikkabird for his UK renewal set, to stevenh for his trams and Zimmlock for his Town replacement set!!

Post by **Dave** » 14 Jun 2006 23:49

I really enjoyed that, Mr Sanchimaru - great use of the UKRS

. And a really good story too!

Jim Powers · Post by **Jim Powers** » 15 Jun 2006 02:30

Mr. Sanchimaru;

Thanks for sharing your train(s) ride with us. Great imagination, Sir.

Always,
Jim Powers

p.s. Wish I could get Mr. Pikkabird's tunnels, etc. to work on my games.

Post by **PikkaBird** » 15 Jun 2006 08:17

Jim Powers wrote:Pikkabird's tunnels

Hmm? I don't have any tunnels.

Presenting today's installment of "great AI engineering feats". Start at the bottom left, and follow the track to the station...

ISA · Post by **ISA** » 15 Jun 2006 14:15

PikkaBird wrote:
Jim Powers wrote:Pikkabird's tunnels
Hmm? I don't have any tunnels.

Presenting today's installment of "great AI engineering feats". Start at the bottom left, and follow the track to the station...

Nice AI engineering

ISA · Post by **ISA** » 15 Jun 2006 15:23

Sry for double post, but i tought I post here some screenes in my game with Canada trainset. There in no story just pictures!

The Irish · Post by **The Irish** » 15 Jun 2006 19:30

Wow, The last picture is really GREAT

Nice use of the Container Harbour Set.

ISA · Post by **ISA** » 15 Jun 2006 22:27

The Irish wrote:Wow, The last picture is really GREAT

Nice use of the Container Harbour Set.

Thank You

I do have one more shipyards in this game, not quite room in there but still its Container Harbour Set

and another pic about this Shipyard what I post before

Lloyd Wolf · Post by **Lloyd Wolf** » 17 Jun 2006 23:39

Finally got around to wrapping up my second playthrough on "Power Mad"...

EDIT: Game is uploaded here: http://www.tt-forums.net/viewtopic.php?p=455974#455974

Lloyd Wolf · Post by **Lloyd Wolf** » 17 Jun 2006 23:46

Continued.

Post by **Dave** » 18 Jun 2006 15:42

Here we see a Bombardier "Voyager" - "Bristol Voyager" - waiting at a red signal as it's Electric companion, the Alstom "Pendolino" "Pride of Stoke-On-Trent", crosses over the points to head East.

A lone BR321 EMU trundles down the East Downline.

All this takes place under the sight of Dewton Marshalling Yard, where we see the ancient EE 10000s at the head of decomissioned mineral wagons and brake vans respectively. This is the highlight of the yard, but there is much action going on.

Next to the two EE 10000s, we see a small collection of decommissioned freight wagons, next to a brand new 67, 67094, which is at the head of a long conflat consist.

In the last shed, we see the head of another BR321, which is sitting directly opposite 56009 Type 5 at the head of assorted brand new wagons.

Next to this, we see a long line of polybulk wagons, putting into shadow a 91 that is in for maintenance.

On the through line of the yard, we see two long freights waiting for the passenger trains to die down at around 7:30pm before heading off to their destinations. On the downline, 67034 class 67 is at the head of a long tanker train. On the upline, the out of shot 67011 class 67 is heading an equally long polybulk train.

(All the train numbers are fictitious, and those carriages "without" a train... it's not something special, it's just that you can't see them intentionally

. This picture was made possible by Pikka's BRILLIANT v3 beta of his UKRS. Enjoy it

)

Post by **PikkaBird** » 19 Jun 2006 02:10

Snazzy.

BTW, under TOPS, the first two digits of a locomotive's number are its class (first three digits for a MU). That's the easiest way to work out what class something is in reality if you don't know.

Additionally, the first digit of a diesel locomotive's class is its old Type number, with a few exceptions (Class 20 is a Type 1, Class 31 is a Type 2, and everything from 60 up is a Type 5, because that's the highest Type number).

andysine · Post by **andysine** » 21 Jun 2006 16:04

Here's a few pics of my latest game. Its done on a custom map, which I designed. If you want the map it can be found on the OTTD forum, Here.

I am quite proud of this map, it has a nice feel to it. There are tourist towns on the north coast, with a railway line connecting them, a lovely scenic river and busy industrial towns to the east and south.

White Rabbit · Post by **White Rabbit** » 21 Jun 2006 16:48

HaroldV wrote:A historic zeppelin drifts by the tropical capital's main station during rush hour. The Californian livery of the F59PHIs is pretty cool.

Um, what are those white tankers hauled by the AC8000s? Honestly, I've never seen them before.

PikkaBird wrote:
Jim Powers wrote:Pikkabird's tunnels
Hmm? I don't have any tunnels.

Ah, Sanchimaru forgot to mention eis_os' tunnels in his last screenshot post.

EDIT: Nevermind. I now know they are just modern water tankers.

The Irish · Post by **The Irish** » 21 Jun 2006 18:18

OK, I think it is time to post some screenies as well from my game.

I was inspired by Jamesvassies "Trough The Tube" project on OpenTTD and I felt the urge to replay my "Ile de France" scenario. With the recent developments it is possible to make it a little bit more realistic at least. Namely irregular stations help A LOT for such things.

Here are a couple of impressions. I will make a real story later...

Starting with the big Train Stations: