[TTDP] Wozza's DBXL Screenies

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[TTDP] Wozza's DBXL Screenies

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Recently I created a scenario for myself using the DB set, and decided I'd have a go at posting some screenshots of its progress.

Please do let me know what you think
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Citizens celebrate the new service, providing a link with rural towns to the city of Madingbury, meanwhile two BR 38s pose for the camera in celebration
Citizens celebrate the new service, providing a link with rural towns to the city of Madingbury, meanwhile two BR 38s pose for the camera in celebration
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Map showing the layout of towns.<br />Out of view in the bottom right corner is an Iron Ore Mine and in the top Left is a Steel mill
Map showing the layout of towns.
Out of view in the bottom right corner is an Iron Ore Mine and in the top Left is a Steel mill
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Nice shots :)

Next time, try posting in .png format.

Use Irfanview or The GIMP to convert. Or even Paint, actually.
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Dave Worley wrote:Nice shots :)

Next time, try posting in .png format.

Use Irfanview or The GIMP to convert. Or even Paint, actually.
Will do, IT isnt my strong point and i'm getting to grips with it...

Will post all future shots as advised, thank you.
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Consider moving the station to just outside the cathedral - you'll be closer to the centre of the town, and as such the town will grow around the station, much like in real life. Currently, it looks a little strange stuck to the corner of the town.
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Cool map! It would be nice if You can give me this empty map save! Wanna try myself! >)
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ISA wrote:Cool map! It would be nice if You can give me this empty map save! Wanna try myself! >)
Thanks for the comments people.

With a bit of luck the empty scenario will be attached, as is another random screenshot of one of the numerous junctions I've experimented with recently.
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Well I must say Warren, those bridges are needlessly long. In real life bridge lengths would be kept to a minimum to reduce cost.
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Ameecher wrote:Well I must say Warren, those bridges are needlessly long. In real life bridge lengths would be kept to a minimum to reduce cost.
I thought as much, i'm just seeking the optimum way of creating such a junction and i'm evidently quite a way off with that one.
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wozza wrote:With a bit of luck the empty scenario will be attache
Thanks mate!
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wozza wrote:
Ameecher wrote:Well I must say Warren, those bridges are needlessly long. In real life bridge lengths would be kept to a minimum to reduce cost.
I thought as much, i'm just seeking the optimum way of creating such a junction and i'm evidently quite a way off with that one.
You could raise the land a bit at the SE end of the west bridge, and do the same to the other bridge. Then you can lay a direct W-E track with which you could avoid both the nasty 90 degree turn and long bridges. ;)
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ISA wrote:
wozza wrote:With a bit of luck the empty scenario will be attache
Thanks mate!
Your Welcome

Please let me know how you get on with it :wink:
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wozza wrote:
ISA wrote:
wozza wrote:With a bit of luck the empty scenario will be attache
Thanks mate!
Your Welcome
Please let me know how you get on with it :wink:
Will do!
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Taking into account common sense and advice I as good as rebuilt my mainline [well the only line for that matter] in the mid 20s and since then the company has made leaps and bounds. I'm currently in 1940-ish and here are some screenies of recent progress.
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Cadham station after, with a new modern station giving the suburban look the town seeks. The management hopes to add shelters or even a booking hall in the future providing there is enough demand.
Cadham station after, with a new modern station giving the suburban look the town seeks. The management hopes to add shelters or even a booking hall in the future providing there is enough demand.
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Cadham before, with a basic platform offering few amenities.
Cadham before, with a basic platform offering few amenities.
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The smallest station on the network, featuring new buffers, with an old concrete structure used to shield passengers from the elements. Improvements are to be made in the future when the station receives sufficient demand for improvements
The smallest station on the network, featuring new buffers, with an old concrete structure used to shield passengers from the elements. Improvements are to be made in the future when the station receives sufficient demand for improvements
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A few more screenies
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Current Stats and Progress
Current Stats and Progress
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…and here is the result. A new local service was set up into nearby Quaringbury to allow the high speed trains a free run along the line without it being necessary to stop and serve a small, low-yield community
…and here is the result. A new local service was set up into nearby Quaringbury to allow the high speed trains a free run along the line without it being necessary to stop and serve a small, low-yield community
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Neningpool before, a station ‘overserved’ by express trains, the station placed a drain on the high speed citylink services so it was time for a change…
Neningpool before, a station ‘overserved’ by express trains, the station placed a drain on the high speed citylink services so it was time for a change…
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