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Restarted my Early game....

As ISA rediscovered my old thread I'll post shots from my latest game here

1st Industrial area - 1881

2nd Industrial area - 1889

Looks good, but I don't like the full brown rail beds on bridges :/

That is beyond my control

Another shot - this is my farm supplies distribution network in 1890
(edit) The somewhat convoluted depot layout to stop trains clagging up the station loop. Note I have the weigh & slope setting set up as such that the early stem engines can't pull an economically worthwith train up hill. Thus all loaded trains are down hill only
(edit) By 1899 its got more complicated with an Engineering supply station added

6 Track north south line

Maltby Steelworks' track layout is looking increasingly complex

The usage of PBS signals everwhere is ruining the view, but nice, keep them coming

but is a lot easier to maintain....

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passenger services

dig in the station on the left lol, its designed to be lower then the front...

That could be arranged...

Luton Machine Shop in 1919 looking suitably busy
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Maltby Steelworks in 1922

Stoke (cropped)
Bigger
Stoke Stocktyard not only does passengers and mail but had to shoe horn in an extra platform to take the extra food trains

What set are you using for Stoke West and Stoke Valley?

I think its the Modern Train Stations Set: http://www.tt-forums.net/viewtopic.php? ... ations+set

yep

Thank you.

I like it, wait for more noce screenshots!

It's a bit unbritish of using a lot of doubled locos on trains, aren't it?

Just for you... Cattle trucks

uncropped (& much more interesting)

As for double and treble headers - I like em un-British or not

when you are using triple-headed trains, isn't it then time to switch to normal tracks instead of small gauge? (with more powerful engines?)






(i don't like small gauge to much)

SniperDJ wrote:when you are using triple-headed trains, isn't it then time to switch to normal tracks instead of small gauge? (with more powerful engines?)

I believe it is normal gague, just with Pikka's finescale tracks it is quite a bit smaller than OTTD default.

They are full scale 0-6-0's on Mr Pikka's fine (in both ways) tracks

When I first started the 0-6-0 was all that was available. I could replace with a bigger single or double steamer but as you can do that by auto replace and I have >100 of the treble header they will likely remain until a diesel substitute comes along (and will still be treble headed)

(part of) Stoke in 1967
Much more of stoke (bigger pic)