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Illegal_Alien wrote:The ICE-1 and an X2000 has been tested in America for Amtrak, wich becamse the current Acela Express.
So I was missing something :wink:

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rdrdrdrd wrote:Really nice scenario, I would love to play it. Is that water tower a special item like a lighthouse or part of an industry?
The water tower i made my selve, it replaces the german water tower on the passenger base plate MOD.
I use it at steamlocomotive depots and industrys.

Mmm, have my first automobiles deliverd.
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Rationalisation And Modernisation In Redland & Ardeé:

Redland and Ardeé are two islands, one about the size of Wales & the other the size of the Isle Of Wight, and are territories of the UK and France respectively. Both had rail systems spring up at the turn of the 20th century, and while Ardeé pushed ahead with modernising it's system fairly early on (during and directly after WW2,) Redland held on to Steam technology until well into the 60's. However, it could not last, and from 1965, a 15 year plan was laid out to close unprofitable rural routes and modernise services (sound farmiliar? :wink: ) sao that by 1980 the nation would have a rail system for the modern world.

However, steam would survive on freight duties until well into the 90's.

Here's some screenies of that process. If you're intrigued, i've got a good 200 more pics of this game alone :lol:
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A Jinty Hauled Local Departs Netherston. This Route Has 3 Weeks left before closure.
A Jinty Hauled Local Departs Netherston. This Route Has 3 Weeks left before closure.
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2 Years Later And The Route Is No More. Curryston Station, Bottom Right, will soon follow.
2 Years Later And The Route Is No More. Curryston Station, Bottom Right, will soon follow.
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Drizzleston Bridge. This Links One Side Of The Valley with the Main Station. It survives today as a heritage operation.
Drizzleston Bridge. This Links One Side Of The Valley with the Main Station. It survives today as a heritage operation.
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More =]
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Cascaded from branch services, this Fowler 4F and a partner handle Suburban traffic in an out of Inchton (Capital) - they will do so until retirement in 1979.
Cascaded from branch services, this Fowler 4F and a partner handle Suburban traffic in an out of Inchton (Capital) - they will do so until retirement in 1979.
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New Order - Class 71 heads the newly electrified Inchton - Gravely Pullman (previously "The Gravedigger")
New Order - Class 71 heads the newly electrified Inchton - Gravely Pullman (previously "The Gravedigger")
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The Final Steam Out Of Inchton Was In 1979, However The R&ARPS revived a line and, using a Jinty and 3 MK1 Coaches, restarted a steam service to the capital.
The Final Steam Out Of Inchton Was In 1979, However The R&ARPS revived a line and, using a Jinty and 3 MK1 Coaches, restarted a steam service to the capital.
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hippeebus wrote:Rationalisation And Modernisation In Redland & Ardeé:

Redland and Ardeé are two islands, one about the size of Wales & the other the size of the Isle Of Wight, and are territories of the UK and France respectively. Both had rail systems spring up at the turn of the 20th century, and while Ardeé pushed ahead with modernising it's system fairly early on (during and directly after WW2,) Redland held on to Steam technology until well into the 60's. However, it could not last, and from 1965, a 15 year plan was laid out to close unprofitable rural routes and modernise services (sound farmiliar? :wink: ) sao that by 1980 the nation would have a rail system for the modern world.

However, steam would survive on freight duties until well into the 90's.

Here's some screenies of that process. If you're intrigued, i've got a good 200 more pics of this game alone :lol:

I like the picture : "Jinty Hauled Local Departs Netherston.PNG"

Especially the bocage-like green zones. How did you do them. Is there an add-on for them somewhere.

:)
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I like the story. You have a pretty crazy road layout in Curryhead (first pic)
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locomo-dk1 wrote:
hippeebus wrote:Rationalisation And Modernisation In Redland & Ardeé:

Redland and Ardeé are two islands, one about the size of Wales & the other the size of the Isle Of Wight, and are territories of the UK and France respectively. Both had rail systems spring up at the turn of the 20th century, and while Ardeé pushed ahead with modernising it's system fairly early on (during and directly after WW2,) Redland held on to Steam technology until well into the 60's. However, it could not last, and from 1965, a 15 year plan was laid out to close unprofitable rural routes and modernise services (sound farmiliar? :wink: ) sao that by 1980 the nation would have a rail system for the modern world.

However, steam would survive on freight duties until well into the 90's.

Here's some screenies of that process. If you're intrigued, i've got a good 200 more pics of this game alone :lol:

I like the picture : "Jinty Hauled Local Departs Netherston.PNG"

Especially the bocage-like green zones. How did you do them. Is there an add-on for them somewhere.

:)
I think he have placed a farm around there
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pe13 wrote:
locomo-dk1 wrote:
hippeebus wrote:Rationalisation And Modernisation In Redland & Ardeé:

Redland and Ardeé are two islands, one about the size of Wales & the other the size of the Isle Of Wight, and are territories of the UK and France respectively. Both had rail systems spring up at the turn of the 20th century, and while Ardeé pushed ahead with modernising it's system fairly early on (during and directly after WW2,) Redland held on to Steam technology until well into the 60's. However, it could not last, and from 1965, a 15 year plan was laid out to close unprofitable rural routes and modernise services (sound farmiliar? :wink: ) sao that by 1980 the nation would have a rail system for the modern world.

However, steam would survive on freight duties until well into the 90's.

Here's some screenies of that process. If you're intrigued, i've got a good 200 more pics of this game alone :lol:

I like the picture : "Jinty Hauled Local Departs Netherston.PNG"

Especially the bocage-like green zones. How did you do them. Is there an add-on for them somewhere.

:)
I think he have placed a farm around there
Yep, it's a vineyard. :lol:
Looks good when you're mixing it with wheat farms, great for rural areas without many trees.

And yeah.. the Curryhead road layout... i was bored. :lol:

Anyway lets trawl the records for another pic while im at it...
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A perfect Example Of Rural Landscapes in Ardeé, As a service for Fransiscéllé approaches Díhna.
A perfect Example Of Rural Landscapes in Ardeé, As a service for Fransiscéllé approaches Díhna.
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The Edgeworth Coal System provided a stay of execution for Black Fives. Ironically, the Black 5 has a white paint scheme in this shot =P
The Edgeworth Coal System provided a stay of execution for Black Fives. Ironically, the Black 5 has a white paint scheme in this shot =P
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Once centre of Redland's Grain Trade, now nothing remains of the exchange. A DMU throbs by the old station site, bound for Bunton.
Once centre of Redland's Grain Trade, now nothing remains of the exchange. A DMU throbs by the old station site, bound for Bunton.
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Vineyard! Thanks. I have not played with them on any map yet. Will only add them for cosmetic reasons. But it will cost one of the 16 industry-slots. :cry:
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Here are some pics of my fastest weather world time(I was bored =P) and a glitch with an AI track.
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Just so you know there are LOTS of glitches in lomo, but i've never seen that one before.
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I wish I could pass through walls and mountains!
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Yep, I can't recall it not making a tunnel mouth either!
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I've started playing Locomotion again recently, and I'd forgotten how addictive it was. Here's some pics from my East Anglia game that I've been playing.
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National rail services and the preserved North Norfolk Railway meet at Sheringham.
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Three more.
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I've been playing a modified version of the East Riding of Yorkshire scenario where it starts in 1980.

First pic: York station, where a Pacer leaves on a York-Knaresborough stopper as a Deltic waits with a service to Doncaster.

Second pic: Two 4-car Pacers pass on the Knaresborough line between Harrogate and Ulleskelf.

Third pic: An APT-P and an HST pass south of Selby.
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More pics of that game.

Fourth pic: A Deltic leaves Doncaster heading North to York, while an APT-P arrives at Doncaster from Thirsk.

Last Pic: The current state of the Knaresborough line. It used to run through Ulleskelf and Harrogate to terminate at Knaresborough as a single line from York High Level with a single Pacer, then was double tracked with 2 4-car Pacers, and now is a full circular with it's own underground platforms, running with 2 4-car 150s.
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is it just me or is your grass greener?
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Some really nice shots there.

DJC - I too was surprised to discover all over again how addictive it can be.

LaSeandre, good to see someone else's go at that scenario!
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to rdrdrdrd: its not just you. i think it was selenquell that made a greener grass mod.

i've made a little story:


Welcome to Cambridge Racetrack, today we have the Ford Team in front, in 2nd row we have Team Porsche, and in 3rd row we have the Gulf Team.
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After 15th lap we have the Gulf Team in 1st place after a magnificent start.
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Huuuge crash after 17th lap, the crashed cars is blocking for the other cars. There is only 2 laps left now.
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After the crash the Ford Team made a great comeback and they're the winners with the Porsche Team right behind them.
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