Show us your Tram Systems!

[exintaexi 0]

Originally posted by: Retep Molinari

Nice work Yoshi. But maybe the EL stations are a bit close together? Anyway, I love your choice in tram!

Here is something new from me.

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This image is absolutely breath-taking!

Hundreds of questions (a newbie you see...)

Can someone plz direct me on what I should see to build such cities?

How are these low level plazas created?

Which canal system is this that supports these plazas?

Does this low-level tram line travel over the canal?

Does this low-level tram line travel under the city to the right? With no slope?

Simply amazing!

[TekindusT 3,809]

Lots of questions here...

How are those low level plazas created?quote>

They are PEG's UT Mall pieces, available in the STEX; there are several of them. Just search for "PEG UT Mall"

Which canal system is this that supports these plazas?quote>

In fact there's no canal system, they're all eye-candy. These canals aren't functional, but they'll surely provide commercial jobs.

Does this low-level tram line travel over the canal?Does this low-level tram line travel under the city to the right? With no slope? quote>

Again, eye-candy things by Pegasus, you can download it here. This lot simply simulates a sunken subway station and a timed prop simulating a subway train appears from time to time, but it looks really nice. Of course, it works as a regular subway station.

[exintaexi 0]

I see, thanks for the info it still looks pretty cool!

Actually we could build something like that if we had shops and pedestrian stairs to go with the slopes, just like the walls on sunken highways. Just posting it in case some developer finds it interesting!

[timmie 988]

Tram interchange

[Xyris 0]

Little question, i cant really find it in this thread: where can i find the tram-on-road addon? or a tram addon which includes the tram on road option? (***** here, know nothing about addons etc)

[piccboi824 1]

You have to download the latest version of the NAM and the latest version of RTMT for the stations. I can't remember if I had to download the T-RAM file separately but I would double check that.

[Mayorm 14]

nice pic, i like it

[io_bg 249]

Hope you like it

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[CTMandR 9]

Great stuff everyone! io_bg, I love how you put the roundabout filler inside the tram-in-street roundabout! It looks real great!

[ROFLyoshi 1,760]

Ah, nice to see my thread alive again.

I especially love the Parisian W2W mixed with the apartments!

[Frdm920 50]

Sorry if it's a bit of a bump wanted to share these pics and couldn't find any other thread to do so in:

These are from the  CJ I started but unfortunately due to lack of time I've had to give up on making it.

[dghh70 5]

great job everyone

[Frdm920 50]

[dietercl 5]

frdm920 that is a nice tram depot. Where did you find it as i've been searching for one ever since i discovered the wonders of tram in road/avenue.

[DCMetro34 577]

Originally posted by: dietercl

frdm920 that is a nice tram depot. Where did you find it as i've been searching for one ever since i discovered the wonders of tram in road/avenue.quote>

Nice trams everyone! 

@dietercl: You can find it here.

DC

[dietercl 5]

@DCMetro34: thank you very much

[paulmc 393]

this is the main station of the most recent airport i've built, i liked this pic because it looks a kind place to be

[quicksilver991 37]

Here are some shots from one of my cities.

A train at a transfer station between the Dock Line and the Airport Line.

Train passing through a corridor of tall birch trees.

[jakehh 52]

@the00guvna; Where did you get the Tram skins?

[Wiecher 192]

Might be a little hard to see, but the tram is behind the trees.

[zahrul3 472]

From my CJ, Micronation of Boomerang Island, pop 3651

60% of the residents use the tram, 40% use it daily so its no question why it existed in the first place(it also profits somehow) and the fact that these trains continue running despite ankle-high floods due to pantographs give it an advantage vs. cars that get bogged down by traffic in the wet(they do enter damp trains, it takes just 1 minute to travel from Industrial to Central, so they apparently dont care)

^ City Park station

^ Central station, in the midst of the financial districs.

[quicksilver991 37]

@jakehh: They are the Portland Streetcar skins. Just search for "trams" on the STEX.

[joshriddle 29]

Yes, I have GLR skins and custom stations, the pics shown are much older. I'll take updated pics when I can.

[TransbayEmbarcadero 0]

Here's some pictures of the surface portions of my integrated rapid transit network (my elevated lines, subway lines, and light rail lines are all connected by transitions, so those terms are interchangable in this city's case):

A tram departing an interchange station with another tram line at a subway station.

A tram heading towards downtown descends into a subway tunnel.

Two trams near the South Corner junction. Amazingly enough, in my dense rapid transit network, this is the only tram-in-avenue 4-way junction that I have.

Two historic Milan trams on the Waterfront line waiting to depart the northern terminus of the line, the Railway Museum.

A tram accelerates on tracks shared with the Waterfront line after turning off of some express tram tracks that complement a subway/tram line.

[heitomat 156]

Great pictures, TransbayEmbarcadero! I like your tram-on-road stations. Looking good!  

Here's some pictures of the Victoria Overground. I guess it's monday morning, looking at those long trams heading for the city center..

The St. Andrews line in rural surroundings by the water treatment facility:

Northeast Victoria. A lot of people live and work in this area, and the Overground is by far the fastest way to get around.

A picture from the Central Line, arriving Victoria Central. I'm not completely satisfied with this area and I'm going to redo it..

Another downtown picture, just east of the Victoria Central Station.

Final picture: Crossing the Inner Ring Road (A-11).

*EDIT: Added more pictures to the post. I hope it didn't become too heavy..

[Benedict 3,119]

@ heitomat - fantastic stuff, I love the fact that you have named lines on your tram system.

[heitomat 156]

@benedict: Thanks a lot.  The lines are carefully planned with pen and paper (oh, yes!), and I simply gave them names to avoid getting distracted when I built them. It's easy to get carried away, ending up with a totally unrealistic network..

[jakehh 52]

The Central CBD Tram line along the Esplanade like Waterfront.

(My first try with Trams in road & in avenue.. Turned out better than i expected)

[Owaen 5]

My small contribution to this thread.

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Tram going over water taking comuters to the industry area.

And here is where they end up.

[ringingdulcimer 1]

I've never put a picture up here before, but here is one from my country's main city, Cherry Crest. This is

a tram system running through the old city. Hope ya'll like!