Mmm? What? Oh... It's Piercebridge. Sorry- I haven't been looking at this thread. Good farm shop there.
Well if you have the Cliff Jump route from the Workshop you can crack 200 in the pump car... but that seems like cheating.
Well... yes... so did I finally. That's why I corrected myself.
Ah yes- Play in Steam to start TS- Drive to start a scenario... Read the question... I take it back- two and a half minutes is slow. Actually...
It would depend what else that laptop has under the bonnet. For an i3 based system using integrated graphics that would be pretty good but for...
I've occasionally taken advantage of the long gradient down to Cheyenne in Sherman Hill for speed trials- you can crack a ton in a Class 08 just...
Have a look in the settings to see if you have simple controls selected now. I don't see how installing a route would do that but the simple...
This opens the door to hobo scenarios.
To be specific I think it's a DBSO (driver brake second open) converted from BSOs for use with 47/7s on the Glasgow-Edinburgh push-pull services....
My first thought was that it looked like a B4 or B5 bogie as used on Mk2 coaches but are we doing coaches? (Might be running out of loco's...)
IC125? Edit: I'll save you the bother- no.
I thought that might do it. [IMG] It appears to be driven by osmosis. One of the scenarios uses it.
I'm starting to worry that I'll get lynched for this. At least one of those letters applies. Correct. No. Yes- only with a route (AFAIK) as...
It's... not a loco'.
Well I know it would help- I wondered if it was needed. Here goes anyway: [IMG]
Should I post another view?
Yes. As far as I am aware it is only available included with a route.
[IMG]
That's a bit enouraging thank you. I figured that changing the track layout would scupper compatibility but short of that I didn't know how far...
Yes- a few people I know remember them (although the semaphore signals on the Weardale line now are upper-quadrant). I mean still be recognised...
Stainmore, Shap and Eden Valley and they're the proper lower-quadrant NER signals as well which rather show up the Weardale and Teesdale now. It...
Class 04? (Or it's immediate descendant the 03.)
[MEDIA]
I went to the NYMR by train once. It was a lovely journey and every bit as enjoyable as the preservation line.
Funny- I thought of that too. However... As a rabid SF fan, borderline obsessive-compulsive and pedant I feel obliged to point out that this...
[IMG] Around half of the class were built in Darlington hence the location which was a clue but one which I thought might lead some people...
At the risk of turning this into Name That Kettle... [IMG]
It's one of these isn't it? [IMG] This is an 8F snapped at Shildon after being repatriated from Turkey.
BR Standard 2MT?
The 32 and 64 bit .exe files (the two versions of the core program) sit alongside each other in the same directory and work in exactly the same...
Sorry if it wasn't clear- I'd forgotten it was under the advanced options. Sounds like I got you looking in the right place at least.
Well there I was addressing all the wrong answers when the right one pops up. [IMG] NER O Class- later LNER G5 which would also have been a...
I see your thinking, either K1 or Great Marquess might count, but no- none of the class was named.
Wel... perhaps asking for the correct spelling is a bit much. Back to you.
Huh? What? I'm awake! Sorry- for some reason I thought I'd got it wrong. Here you go: [IMG]
There is a hot key to cycle DoF- it may be Ctrl-Shift-F4* but I'm on the iPad ATM and might well misremember. Actually I was fiddling with DoF...
No. Maybe I should expand on this- no proper names so it's the class you're after.
I don't think this is high enough resolution to qualify- pictures need to be at least HD sized. Hope you read this in time to post a higher...
Carnforth (WCML Over Shap).
There are two acceptable answers for this one: [IMG]
If I can have a second go NBL "Baby Warship"? (Maybe Iron Horse made one in days of yore.)
Class 45. (Edit: Could be a Peak or 46 but I don't think either is available for TS.)
Me: Mmm- not heavily built like a freight loco... that longitudinal damper suggests something built for high speed... not a 125 or Class 91 ......
Aw bang it!
Class 89?
Class 101 or one of its brethren?
Separate names with a comma.
