<kuid:252585:2111179> WHR CNR PS West Highland Railway Paraffin Store

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Опубликовано: 24.06.2020 11:34:36
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WHR CNR PS West Highland Railway Paraffin Store
Although coal was the dominant railway fuel in steam days, paraffin was also extremely important, as it was used for illumination, not just of buildings where there was no electricity or gas, but also the lamps used for locos and rolling staock, as well as handlamps for shunting or examination, not to mention making signals visible at night.Standard WHR practice was to locate the storage away from the platforms, beyond the ramps - at Crianlarich and Rannoch to the north, at Bridge of Orchy to the south; in 2012, Upper Tyndrum's was in the Station yard. (I'm still looking for photos of the remaining stations.) Like many other WHR buildings, they lasted well beyond their original purpose : photos show that Rannoch's and Bridge of Orchy's were still in situ well into the 21st Century, while Crianlarich's was relocated to the garden of the Station Manager's house after the original coalhouse was demolished, and is still visible on Google.

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username                                "WHR CNR PS West Highland Railway Paraffin Store"
kind                                    "scenery"
light                                   1
nightmode                               "home"
category-class                          "BR"
category-region                         "UK"
category-era                            "1890s;1900s;1910s;1920s;1930s;1940s;1950s;1960s;1970s;1980s;1990s;2000s;2010s"
trainz-build                            3.5
description                             "WHR CNR PS West Highland Railway Paraffin Store
Although coal was the dominant railway fuel in steam days, paraffin was also extremely important, as it was used for illumination, not just of buildings where there was no electricity or gas, but also the lamps used for locos and rolling staock, as well as handlamps for shunting or examination, not to mention making signals visible at night.Standard WHR practice was to locate the storage away from the platforms, beyond the ramps - at Crianlarich and Rannoch to the north, at Bridge of Orchy to the south; in 2012, Upper Tyndrum's was in the Station yard. (I'm still looking for photos of the remaining stations.) Like many other WHR buildings, they lasted well beyond their original purpose : photos show that Rannoch's and Bridge of Orchy's were still in situ well into the 21st Century, while  Crianlarich's was relocated to the garden of the Station Manager's house after the original coalhouse was demolished, and is still visible on Google."
license                                 "This asset is distributed to the community by its creator as freeware; please feel free to reskin as you wish. No problems at all with the uploading of reskinned versions for the enjoyment of others so long as they are free and my original work as creator is credited. 

All commercial use, however, is reserved without express permission."
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Файлы:

whr cnr ps.texture.txt	33 B
whr cnr psnorm-whr cnr psnorm.texture.txt	88 B
screenshot.jpg	52.1 kB
whr cnr ps.im	37.3 kB
whr cnr ps.tga	768.0 kB
whr cnr psnorm.tga	1.0 MB
Общий объём файлов:	1.8 MB

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kuid	kind	name	build	date	size
<kuid:252585:2111179>	scenery	WHR CNR PS West Highland Railway Paraffin Store	3.5	24.06.2020 11:34:36	1.1 MB

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