Random Screenshots

[PaulC]

Another one...

I actually found these while digging through some old posts in the graphics forum, they were just some colour tests for the Japan set landscape. It's weird, but I actually like those purple tropics!

[Drury]

Looks like nightmode.

[bwong]

Hosanna, Hillsong!

[Pyoro]

Since recycling now properly works in FIRS, here's an eco-friendly recycling-plant. Should have used those HEQS trams earlier, clearly a huge oversight on my part - they are rather fun.
Also, less eco-friendly metal production nearby...

[Pottsy]

Pyoro, where did you get the triple trailer truck from? thanks.

[Pyoro]

Is that a joke I don't quite get? ... to be sure: all road vehicles are either HEQS or LongVehicles v4 (the clipping oil trucks are part of that one ).
Shame road vehicles don't work yet quite as "clean" as trains...always little bugs going on everywhere, but well. That's just how it is (and either way, LV are definitely worth a bit of clipping ).

[SkeedR]

Pyoro, where did you get the triple trailer truck from? thanks.

If it's the lorries I think you're referring to then it's probably just three steel lorries stuck behind one another. Clipping issues due to length.

[PikkaBird]

Exside & Senway Railway, February 1932.

Senway Junction, lying between the two eponymous towns, is the heart of the railway; all but two of the company's 12 trains pass through here. Here we see the company flagship, 4-4-0 "Meaworth Flyer", crossing the junction and heading up to Senway station, where it will meet with the commuter EMU currently stopped under the footbridge.

In the middle of the junction is the sawmill station. There are three trains related to the sawmill visible in the screenshot. The 0-6-0 'Jinty' arriving in the station is one of the oldest locomotives still in service; it was built in 1902, only 2 years after the founding of the company. Another wood train is exiting the depot at the bottom of the picture, this one hauled by a surplus 0-8-0 mineral engine originally built for coal traffic. And in the very bottom left of the picture, an older 4-4-0 model now relegated to goods traffic is visible with a train of food from Meaworth; this train will unload at the sawmill and then, thanks to the wonder of auto-refitting, load with goods for the return journey.

[tablecat]

Here is an old screenshot with ukrs from ttdpatch, it really rustles my jimmies that I can't do this with pj1k in openttd. Pruthill is a good town name btw

[Klaasgras]

Here is a shot from my current game.
Im using NARS, Av8, and eGRVTS as my main NewGRF´s.

Here you can see the Gouzirs food factory with some trucks, as well a Food train too a distant city and a Budd RDC on a local route.

Hope you enjoy it!

[jor[D]1]

Just got started on a nice game, when it crashed at autosave. Have to start all over agian. Did manage to get 2 screens from the game.

Is there a way to recover the nice random number, which this game had?

[PikkaBird]

These five steam locomotives were stored for a few years in the main shed at Senway following withdrawal, and are seen here enroute to their final home in the museum at Meaworth, opened in the old colliery line depot. The closing of the colliery line and removal of the bridge has also allowed the main line cutting to be widened at this point from 2 to 4 tracks.

[jor[D]1]

An Oil train to germany passing an empty coal train to the port of rotterdam on the betuweroute.

[buckethead]

Hey what's that road grf?

[PaulC]

Hey what's that road grf?

Dutch Road Furniture.

[S4TCH]

Building 2 floors of rails... really helps with traffic jams.

[jor[D]1]

Haha, looks nice, once did the same when I was out of room to build my HSL in a city.

[ISA]

really helps with traffic jams.

It sure does!

[Drury]

really helps with traffic jams.

It sure does!

Looks even better with sexy monorail bridge.

[jor[D]1]

Lol, had to look twice to discover the bridge, i taught you meant the tram replacment.