Welcome back to the Train Simulator 19 Screenshot Contest! This is the 4th Week Of June 2019 This week's theme: On A Bridge Follow us on Instagram (instagram.com/trainsim) to see your screenshots featured on our feed! How it Works? Every Friday the Dovetail team will be choosing the winner of the previous week's contest, announcing the winners immediately and opening the new week's thread with the new theme. Competition Rules: Limit is 2 screenshots per person; 1 screenshot per post. Include in your post the route the screenshot was taken on. Include the name of the train (if applicable). Screenshots must be in a 16:9 resolution, at least 1920x1080 pixels. Screenshots must fit the theme of the week, as stated at the end of this post. Official content only. Please make sure anything that is not available on the Steam Store or Dovetail Store is not shown in the screenshot. - This means no reshade, repaint mods, track upgrades or workshop routes. Your entry may be disqualified if it is deemed to not follow these rules. Please limit chat to only when absolutely necessary. Competition closes at mid-day Friday (UK time). The winner will be chosen internally by Dovetail team every Friday. Winner's Prize: The winning screenshot will appear in the game as a loadscreen for 4 weeks! T&C: Please see the terms and conditions for this competition here: https://dovetailgames.com/competition-terms-and-conditions/ Note that by submitting an entry to this contest, you are consenting to us using your screenshot as a loading screen and showing it on our social media channels. Due to licensing restrictions, any Submitted Content that includes BNSF content will not be eligible for this Competition and will not be considered as a valid entry. GOOD LUCK!
Rules don’t say anything about mixing carriages and locos so here is TGV POS (non Lyria) Carmillon on Munich-Garmich route Route: Munich-Garmich Train: TGV Duplex (as TGV POS)
Night is falling on the Sacramento Northern and one of their GE 650 Series steeplecabs is seen here crossing under the Union Pacific mainline with an F7 crossing overhead.
Black 5 45407 'The Lancashire Fusilier' is seen crossing one of the many viaducts on the West Highland Line Extension on a railtour to Mallaig.
A New Jersey Transit ALP-45DP crosses over a river with a local train on the North Jersey Coast Line Route
On a humid summer morning in 1942, a pair of Bessemer and Lake Erie Santa Fe's race by with a fresh batch of US Army supplied S160s in tow. The S160s are bound for the Greenville shops for modifications. Meanwhile down below, 2 Pennsy K4s meet, each with freight trains in tow. Route Used: Bessemer & Lake Erie Locomotives Used: B&LE Santa Fe, USATC S160, PRR K4 I've used this screenshot before, and I figured I'd try my luck again with this one.
As the sun sets behind the mountain peaks in the summer of 1922, two B4Ds creep along the bridge near Georgetown. Route Used: Clear Creek Narrow Gauge Locomotive Used: Baldwin B4D
An Amtrak ACS-64 trainset is just approaching Hell Gate Bridge with the skyline of New York City behind. Route: Notheastern Corridor: New York to New Haven Loco:ACS-64
Class 37 EWS passes over a bridge hauling a railtour on the South London Network route with a Black 5 on the front...
A New Jersey Transit GP40PH-2B leads a rescued Hoboken-bound train over a bridge on the North Jersey Coast Line Route
Black 5 passes over a bridge hauling a railtour on the South London Network route with an EWS Class 37 on the back...
Class 55 'Deltic', 55005 'The Prince Of Wales's Own Regiment Of Yorkshire', on it's way out of Manchester, Liverpool to Manchester Piccadilly via Warrington Central
An Amtrak HHP-8 crossing Hell gate bridge with a Northeast Regional on the New York to New Haven route.
Route: Portsmouth Direct Line: London Waterloo to Portsmouth Trains: London Overground Class 313, Southern Class 455/8, Gatwick Express Class 460, Gatwick Express Class 442.
No I do not have RWE I never even heard of it That is great northern. Not BNSF. Great northern is a defunct fallen flag and therefore cannot be legally put under license restrictions “In the case of a merged or purchased railway, the new owner sometimes tries to enforce the trademarks of the old name to collect royalties. However, this violates trademark law, which requires that owners actively use marks for them to remain protected and not fall into the public domain.” - Wikipedia article on Fallen flags.
Yeah he seems to think that he can tell people if their entry is allowed or not. I did (falsely) point out that Slender's picture had RW enhancer, but that was only once. This guy claims that Marias Pass isn't allowed because it's "BNSF content," however there isn't any BNSF logos in the shot, so it really shouldn't be a problem.
Hey folks, So many amazing entries, thanks to everyone who took part. I know there's been a couple of questions about the BNSF rule which I'll deal with below but fiiiiiiirst... Congratulations to Chuntley for his fantastic shot of the Riviera Line in the 50s, keep an eye out for it on your loading screens: A new contest has just kicked off here with the theme of Freestyle - capture what you want but make it cracking! Find it here. So regarding the rule above about BNSF content: the issue we have here is certain licenses we're only allowed to promote in certain territories - for example the Marias Pass product is not available to users outside of the USA. Examples like this are extremely limited, and after taking a look at the problem were advised that putting in a rule about BNSF seemed to be the least limiting way to handle things. This felt better than expecting people to check if their route was globally available before posting - but it's causing some understandable confusion here. The list is a little long to post on every thread so I've made a small locked post in this forum section listing the content that we cannot accept. If it's on the list, please don't use it. If it's not on the list, go right ahead! Hopefully in the future we'll bring all these products back into the global fold and this rule can be removed Best of luck, Martin
It's a lovely spot but I can't believe you didn't take it the other way round, pointing towards the big red steel wave sculpture and the castle. It's one of the most instantly-recognisable locations in Train Simulator. Any way congratulations to Chuntley for winning this week's competition. A well-deserved win, it is a great shot.
