Small rural platform, timber face with signal box access cavity, NSW

Small rural platform, timber face with signal box access cavity, NSW

A platform 24m (79ft) long and 4m wide to serve a single-track. Based on the station 'Braefield' on the Main North line of NSW, Australia as it looked in the 1950s. The short platform could accommodate only 3 standard passenger coaches of the period.
The platform has a signal-wire and point-rodding access cavity at one end to provide for a signal box.
The model is an interactive industry asset configured to spawn a maximum of 1 passenger per train and absorb 1 alighting passenger per train.

Author: Leigh Stokes (ElStoko)

Small rural platform, timber face with signal box access cavity, NSW
• config.txt 4.20KB
• icon.tga 2.92KB
objects
attach_pts.trainzmesh 929 bytes
platform.trainzmesh 19.68KB
platform2_albedo.png 1.00MB
platform2_albedo.texture.txt 39 bytes
platform2_normal.png 832.81KB
platform2_normal.texture.txt 92 bytes
platform2_parameters.png 16.58KB
platform2_parameters.texture.txt 75 bytes
• station with goods train reject - bra.gs 5.88KB
• thumbnail.jpg 39.57KB