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https://www.armstrongpowerhous…path=45_85&product_id=191 in use from 1966 to 2010 and the subject of many rebuilds. Only supplied with a modern tail light, probably not too concerning for most on here.

From Danny's Facebook page;

So out now - update to the original 455/9 to match the 455/8 in the new Waterloo to Portsmouth route. It comes with two versions (one with and one without a non-driver version - there are reasons for this - so I know others have done this livery update too)
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Download here - http://alienworlds.co.uk/blog/downloads-page/
(it does not touch the Portsmouth version the picture is just to compare the / 8 and / 9)
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(one other reason for the "CP" version is Matt's twitch stream)
* SWT455-9-CP-Version.rwp - This version just adds to the original version, and changes the textures of the SWT version (basically for those wanting to make scenarios that want a choice of downloading or not downloading a reskin (also includes quick drive for SWT, BR and NSE versions - the SWT version appears in quick drives).
* SWT455-9-ND-Version.rwp - This version is the same as above but has an extra nd (non-driver carriage for SWT, BR and NSE versions)
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So, work in progress - NSE / BR and Southern versions of it - though only the NSE & BR to show so far. (and thus a Southeastern version to match the other 455/8 and / 9)
So to come to Update for the Gray Door Pendolino (for the recent patch), and a Southeastern version of the Pendolino. (Possibly Southeastern 450 and 444 - do not take these as 100% depending on time

Coaches to match these beautiful loks and the others now available on the marketplace £2.99 per set.

Caledonian https://store.steampowered.com…Caledonian_Railway_AddOn/

LMS P1 https://store.steampowered.com…idor__LMS_Period_1_AddOn/

I'm not sure, but I think China Clay for Export was released before the Route Builders pack, so probably not. I downloaded the pack some years ago.

The only place the pack was available as a download was the creative rail website unfortunately. Not surprised the website is down, there has been little happening on the site for some time, you couldn't even buy their routes anymore.

Its wheel arrangement is 1Co-Co1, it's the last of the three Bulleid designed prototypes. A lot of info On These two pages https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Rail_Class_D16/2 & http://www.semgonline.com/diesel/bull_1coco1_01.html

Model manufacturers project page here http://www.kernowmodelrailcentre.com/pg/111/Bulleid_Diesel

New to my bahnpark today. Ordered 2010, delivered 2018. It's been a long wait! One of the early British pioneers.

The Caledonian Railway 721 Class (known as the “Dunalastair” class) was a class of 4-4-0 steam locomotives designed by John F. McIntosh for the Caledonian Railway (CR) and introduced in 1896. All survived to be absorbed by the London, Midland and Scottish Railway (LMS) in 1923 and a few survived into British Railways(BR) ownership in 1948.

http://digitaltraction.co.uk/m…-721-class-dunalastair-i/

• Quickdrives
• 12 Liveries
• In-depth Scenario
• New Custom Sounds
• Advanced Scripting, Particle Effects, Lighting & Performance Mode
• Realistic Westinghouse Pump physics & particles
• Authentic CR Lamp & route markers taken from a 1915 CR guidebook
• External Animations
• Custom Cab with Extensive Controls
• Multiple Camera Views
• Fully Animated Valve Gear
• Custom Crews

• Build Date: 1896
• Power Classification: 2P
• Total Built: 15
• Wheel Arrangement: 4-4-0
• Weight: 47 Tons
• Cylinder Size: 18.25 in × 26 in
• Wheel Size: 6ft 6in
• Boiler Pressure: 160psi
• Tractive Effort: 15,100 lbf

I have also been expanding my bahnpark residents, here are some of this years additions. Next year the budget will be much smaller, although generous discounts on price from my normal shop help greatly. I also wait for the PIKO BR118, but mine will have sound, so a little while yet before it comes. The budget for TS is consequently much smaller this year. You can't have everything.

The only disappointment is that Heljan as usual can't get anything completely right and the couplings on the class 07 are too low. This will be a lot of fun to fix.

I have both, the RSC version being installed in 2016, the DTG version 2017 last install. Interestingly, the AP pack appears to have been installed to both. I also have the AP installers from 2016,2017, & 2018. Useful.

Garmana, having just hit her target on Kickstarter will come in February. Pledges are still welcome until Saturday evening.

and into the dark

@Schwarzwaldbahner ok, it seems to have changed again. So unsubscribe from the original workshop route. Then subscribe to phase 4, let TS install it, then install the detail pack, start the batch file and you should be ready to go. Haven't tried it myself yet though. Note that the route is called Suburban Glasgow in the workshop. I am assuming that you already have the UKTS freeware packs installed.

Works well, but the old scenarios are no good with the new version.

Conwy valley line now available http://backdatedtrainsim.weebly.com/route-downloads.html

Requirements:

For the route:
· DTG North Wales Costal: Crewe to Llandudno Route Addon (Steam)
- the most important requirement as this addon installs as part of that route.
· DTG Settle to Carlisle Route Addon (Steam)
· Thomson Interactive West Highland Extension: Fort William to Mallaig Route Addon (Steam)
· Meshtools Return to Maerdy Route Addon (Steam)
· Skyhook Games Corris Railway Route Addon (Steam)

For the scenarios:
· AP Class 150/2 DMU Pack (Armstrong Powerhouse)
· Bossman Games LMS Stanier Black 5 Addon (Steam)

Derby - Manchester - Sheffield Beta51 released https://www.facebook.com/jetgr…E5sDhZ3dTvZBu4mjI&fref=nf

The Conwy Valley line will be released tomorrow. Video https://www.twitch.tv/videos/276704444

Extension to North Wales Line

V2.2 now uploaded.

1. This includes V2.1.9 which adds an option in the Settings\Overlay menu to allow those who have more than one monitor to select which monitor to display the overlay on.
2. When a user assigns a button in the button map, a check is now made to see if the button is already assigned, if it is then you will be asked if you wish to delete the original assignment. (for --Tim)
3. Fixed error in the Data Extractor not updating the lever maps correctly when adding the data from the Updates\lever Fixes folder
4. Added updated lever map for the "JEANPIERREM\JP_CC72000"

Out now £6.99 https://www.armstrongpowerhous…ct/product&product_id=190

Steaming over Shap phase 1 now released

The Route:

The West Coast Main Line (WCML) was, and still is, one of the busiest rail lines in Europe. In this project the section from the Anglo-Scottish border north of Carlisle to Preston in Lancashire is portrayed in the late 1950s, early 1960s. Many intermediate stations and signal boxes were still in operation, and so too were many goods yards. The modelling is based on the DLC "WCML over Shap" by RSC/KeithMRoss, but regressed from the 1990s by about 40 years, with OHLE and motorways removed. The project was started by "Carinthia", but as he is no longer able to complete it, I have taken it over (with his guidance). It is still a "work in progress", with the first phase being from Carlisle to Carnforth (including the Windermere branch). The second phase will see the regression on to Preston, with the lines from Lancaster to Morecambe & Heysham fully modelled. Most of the trackwork for this phase is already in place, but not all scenery has been completed/regressed. Hence, it is driveable throughout.
The 90 route miles from Skew Bridge Junction (Preston) to Carlisle Upperby Motive Power Depot are included. The route continues north through Carlisle Citadel Station and via Bog Junction and the goods/avoiding lines to Caldew Junction. The WCML extends past Kingmoor MPD to Gretna Junction.
Many stations and goods yards have been re-opened and fully detailed.
The branch line from Oxenholme to Windermere is now double track, with all stations and goods yards fully detailed.
The Morecambe and Heysham branch lines are included north of Lancaster, and will be returned to the 1960s layout in phase 2.
The various quarry facilities in the Shap area are included.
The various lines converging on Carlisle are included in part to allow various depots and yards to be utilised in scenario creation.
The Ministry of Defence facilities at Longtown and Smalmstown are included to offer further range in scenario creation.
The route has been fully resignalled using semaphores and early colour light signals typical of the period.

http://www.wotawallysbits.co.uk/steaming-over-shap

Some people are experiencing frame rate drops and dumps. Already updated to V 1.02.

JT Chiltern Mainline Ayelsbury extension