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Here some pictures, made while driving.
To begin with, some of the (new) route "Val de Travers". A "European border railway" between France and Switzerland.
Thanks again to all the designers of this route!! :sign_thanks: It looks - in my opinion - very beautiful. :D :D :D























The route can be found on the site "http://www.thetrain.de", as well as the SBB Re 6/6 Electric locomotive.
On the site "http://www.tssf.eu" you can find more information (In German) as well as the beautiful container cars from Nicolas-S.
The Hungarian EMU can be found at "http://www.vm15.hu"
The other locomotives and wagons come together with the well-known SOB route.

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Pictures of the Polish 1-D-1 (2-8-2) steam locomotive class Pt-47. Not directly a new model, but recently "found" on site "http://www.ts-studio.eu07.pl/down-lok_p.html". It turns out to be a very nice model, and certainly in OR this locomotive looks beautiful. :D The PT-47-#065 is perhaps more well-known (eg by the last steam services in regular service in Poland, Wolstyn), but personally I prefer the Pt 47-#106. The (well-known) older double-deckers from Poland also look very beautiful, and fit well with the steam traction.

Meanwhile a lot of "OR-updated / personalized", such as cabin and especially the sounds. :sweatingbullets: Still not 100% finished (it never is ..... :) ) but especially the Chuff-sounds have extra attention. (who is interested, please PM me)

Ok, some pictures for fun and entertainment ....

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[conductorchris]

What a great looking route! You show it off well.
Christopher

[timmuir]

What Chris said. Very nicely photographed! I sure like that Polish Pt47 1-D-1. It's textures are nicely de-saturated and look very realistic.

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Due to the warm summer the trees have grown well ......… :)
Some pictures along the railway.
(Everything in "original" OpenRails! :D )

























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[timmuir]

Wow!Nice, Roger, but this, this takes the cake!!! Stunning post card! :thumbup3: :thumbup3:

[paulytechnic]

Indeed, what a beautiful route, with superb screenshots to show it off properly! Are these newer pictures also from the "Val de Travers" route? (I'm on my way to download it now! http://www.elvastower.com/forums/public/style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)

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When I saw my old post, I realized that I have been working on this route for 5+ years......
It is now in its final phase, but there is still some work to be done.
Collected some more pictures "along the railway line". It's actually funny how international this hobby can be, maybe not 100% as in reality, but nice that you can run so many beautiful trains.

OK, for fun and entertainment.

[Pery Scope]

This is a very nice route that you have built. Is this a modification of the default route Innsbruck-St. Anton or a completely new design?
I also like the idea of simply putting all the European vehicles on the track at the same time. Whatever is fun is allowed.

A narrow gauge train from my hometown of Saxony in Germany.

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Pery Scope, on 20 September 2023 - 10:55 AM, said:

This is a very nice route that you have built. Is this a modification of the default route Innsbruck-St. Anton or a completely new design?
I also like the idea of simply putting all the European vehicles on the track at the same time. Whatever is fun is allowed.

A narrow gauge train from my hometown of Saxony in Germany.
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I see that you have also created a nice route. I had already visited some narrow gauge railway lines at the time, always very beautiful, also in combination with the landscape and villages.

I started at the time with modifications of the Val-de-Travers route. Later expanded to the present with completely new design. My latest 'project' is also a narrow gauge railway line, as far as the track plan is actually ready. Unfortunately, I had to stop until now, because in OR you cannot lower a locomotive or wagon a few centimeters... (you know, floating wheels or 'flat tires' effect).




For fun, a "Wild West vacation village". (With a wink of childhood memories such as amusement parks 'Slagharen' (NL) and 'Fort Fun' (D) :) )