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JeffT wrote: ↑19 Aug 2017, 13:34 A special train to Oostpark.

Are you sure, there is such train, and you haven't made it in Photoshop? 'Cause it's easy to remove the pantographs in this program.

Jim2016 wrote: ↑20 Aug 2017, 10:50

JeffT wrote: ↑19 Aug 2017, 13:34 A special train to Oostpark.

Are you sure, there is such train, and you haven't made it in Photoshop? 'Cause it's easy to remove the pantographs in this program.

This is not done in Photoshop.


Yeah I really need a better graphic card

JeffT wrote: ↑20 Aug 2017, 12:44 This is not done in Photoshop.

It's located in the MSG2P.000 file, isn't it?

My first video please check it out
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_qenrLf0Hk

Train 1032BM, which brings 5271 to the maintenance at Molenwijk.

You have to go out of service for this. (With no passangers)

RotterdamMetroLover wrote: ↑16 Sep 2017, 16:22 You have to go out of service for this. (With no passangers)

He is just thinking efficiënt Just close it off, and take it along as freight.
In the past, normal passengertrains also took along some freight carriages, like the Pec-mailcarriages which where coupled after normal passenger trains;


http://www.nmld.nl/pix/NSM_large_pec1902.jpg

And in the steam-tram era, it was considered standard practice to take along freight with passenger trams;


http://afbeeldingen.gahetna.nl/naa/thum ... 2ace20.jpg



NB. The above steamtram still exists; it is in the narrow gauge museum near Leiden (about 5km from here). At the moment, it can't drive, as the museums narrow gauge railway is 700mm-gauge, and this tram is for 750mm-gauge track.


http://www.locaalspoor.nl/PHOTOBOOK/PHO ... 05_024.jpg


http://nmld.locaalspoor.nl/pix/SVM_large_R_48.jpg

That was my idea. Here in Portugal we have some regular services coupling rolling stock unaffected from service (and, I believe, it is also an regular practice at Czech Republic). And in the past we also had mixed trains (passenger trains with freight trains) on both narrow and broad lines, as well as mail wagons coupled to passenger carriages.

So, in order to save some €€€€€ in an special run (Niet Instappen), I decided to take this museum railcar coupled to a regular train on Line M1 (everything was disabled on 5271: doors, traction, brakes, pantograph, etc.), in order to not interfere with RSG3 normal operation.

This picture was taken yesterday. This morning 5271 was delivered to Transportmuseum, also coupled to a regular service until Noordvliet (the remaining kilometers to its base were made by itself), and it is ready for more special trips.

That strange moment, when you realize that the Beta 3.0 map supports day-night cycle, when run on 3.11

I guess the night is dark and full of terrors.