Posted: 28 Nov 2005 06:04
A doctored screenie, mostly to show off the fact that I have coded a couple of commuter trains.
Lets have a look at the motive power on display here...
At the southern end of the screenie, a 422 wanders into the sidings with a full load of grain hoppers, where a 48 Class is waiting for the signals to clear.
Up on the mainline, a 57 Class rushes through with a full train of packaged goods, headed for the city. Also entering the station on the track next to it, is a 6-car commuter train.
Comprising of a pair of B-Sets, and a couple of the new double-decker trailer coaches, it is headed into the city with a full train. Due to old wooden stock being slowly withdrawn and scrapped, there is a shortage of trailer coaches, otherwise it would be an 8-car set.
Speaking of double-deckers, on the next track is a 4-car set coming out of the city. Made up of a pair of the short lived Tulloch Control-Motors, with another couple of Tulloch Trailers in between, it rumbles into the station with a nearly empty train. This train will be terminating here.
Finally, on the Northernmost platform, is a strange mix of rolling stock, standing in for a failed inter-urban train. W3 leads the train, being altered to carry parcels rather than passengers. It is still in the livery it was built in, back in 1935. Following it, is a single-decker coach painted in the new Indian-Red livery. Behind that, is a Tulloch Double-Decker, still sporting the ugly Blue/White livery. Behind the Tulloch is another power car, this one again wearing the Blue/White. Following this set is another 4 car set, mostly painted in the new livery.
Still got a lot more work to do, I'll post some more progress as it comes.
Lets have a look at the motive power on display here...
At the southern end of the screenie, a 422 wanders into the sidings with a full load of grain hoppers, where a 48 Class is waiting for the signals to clear.
Up on the mainline, a 57 Class rushes through with a full train of packaged goods, headed for the city. Also entering the station on the track next to it, is a 6-car commuter train.
Comprising of a pair of B-Sets, and a couple of the new double-decker trailer coaches, it is headed into the city with a full train. Due to old wooden stock being slowly withdrawn and scrapped, there is a shortage of trailer coaches, otherwise it would be an 8-car set.
Speaking of double-deckers, on the next track is a 4-car set coming out of the city. Made up of a pair of the short lived Tulloch Control-Motors, with another couple of Tulloch Trailers in between, it rumbles into the station with a nearly empty train. This train will be terminating here.
Finally, on the Northernmost platform, is a strange mix of rolling stock, standing in for a failed inter-urban train. W3 leads the train, being altered to carry parcels rather than passengers. It is still in the livery it was built in, back in 1935. Following it, is a single-decker coach painted in the new Indian-Red livery. Behind that, is a Tulloch Double-Decker, still sporting the ugly Blue/White livery. Behind the Tulloch is another power car, this one again wearing the Blue/White. Following this set is another 4 car set, mostly painted in the new livery.
Still got a lot more work to do, I'll post some more progress as it comes.
