Es ist einfach besser sich alle Mods von hier auf dem Forum zu holen. So habe ich es selbst (größtenteils) bei TPF2 gemacht und so werde ich es auch bei TPF3 machen.
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Was für viele schöne Bilder ich hier wieder sehe! Der König der deutschen Infrastruktur ist mal wieder fleißig am Werk!
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Perhaps it would be an idea to still have different repaints from different repainters. But perhaps a different set number.
For example: Repainter John makes the HLB BR 648 154 while repainter William makes HLB BR 648 162. The only thing that can happen is that one repaint is of better quality than the other. But I don't really think that risk is necessarily a problem(?).
What also could be possible is for repainters to work together to make the HLB repaints. And then create a sort of "HLB repaint package”.
(These are just some suggestions. I leave it up to you to decide what to do
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The trailer looks great and the screenshots on Steam as well. But i really hope there will be some kind of way to make current Transport Fever 2 mods work with the new Transport Fever 3. Since there are already so many mods that are of fantastic quality.
But anyways. It will be a while until TPF3 comes out so...
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Jeez where did you got these ivy fences on the first screenshot from? those leaves are insanely realistic!

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Juniorfreddy777 same for you: i would strongly suggest getting in touch with yoshi first, to ensure that everything is organised properly and that no two people randomly work on the same thing
(originally i wrote myself into the list for the dutch repaints but i could pass that up)
Already did via Discord three days ago. No response so far.
I'll just wait for Yoshi to respond. It will still take me a while to finish my repaints

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kommen die holländischen varianten auch?
Staat op de planning bij mij (Is on my schedule)

But if Janek wants to make them it's fine as well

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Fall es jemanden interessiert.. Das Vorbild steht in Rütenbrock.. Ist aber kein 100% Nachbau, sondern nur Stark daran orientiert..
I come very often in Rütenbrock. A nice little village very close to the border with Holland.
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Thank you for all these fantastic new mods and updates! Merry Christmas!!!

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Happy birthday!
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Thank you so much to everyone that made this advent possible! This year is likely to be another treasure of many new wonderful mods!

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I used the Badgerrhax Building Blocks for the power poles and the DB-Oberleitungsmasten from JAG-999 for the cables..
The guardrail is this: MZ Zaun Addon
Oh thanks! I didn't know that the MZ fences pack also had guard rail as well.
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Which mods did you use for the utility poles and the guard rail? The guard rail in particular rail looks much more realistic than the one in snowball's package

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The new “rusty” variants look great! Sometimes I really wonder where on earth you get the textures from

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Update: Hey everyone. It's been quite a while again since i last posted.
It's because this year is my exam year. (Learning is 10 times more and worse than normal
).But it does determine a large part of my future. So unfortunately I have less time to work on my schönbau project and modding projects...
Anyways. In the last few “weeks” I have made a start on the nacelle of the Lagerwey turbine. Or rather half of it. I will copy and paste the other half to it as soon as the first half is finished. Since both sides are almost identical to each other.
The same goes for the E-40 turbine. Although things are a bit more complicated there. Currently I am still working on making the right “shape” for the nacelle. I hope i can finish this next weekend so i can finally start working/continuing on the tower.
That's all for now. I'll send another update when I've (finally) made some progress again. Currently it's really going at snail's pace speed

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I signed up to this forum thanks to you. When I first saw the screenshots I thought they were just so incredibly realistic and beautiful. I myself live near the border with Germany and Landkreis Emsland and I also often take bike rides through the small villages there (which I probably wrote in a comment earlier
).My own little Waldland Project probably wouldn't even have existed without your mods

So here's to another 1, 5, 10 or maybe even a 100 years or more of Project/Landkreis/Mr Emsland!
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Update: While I am building/improving the Enercon E-40/5.40 Wind Turbine (above this post) I have also already begun work on another turbine. This time it is the LW15/75. Made by the Dutch turbine builder Lagerwey. These turbines are even smaller in height than the already “smaller” E-40/5.40 and have only two blades.
(I have not yet taken pictures of the real LW 15/75 myself. So here is a picture from the website “Wind Turbine Models”)
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Small Update: After a week's vacation in the United Kingdom, work has resumed on Project Waldland.
The main change is that the “unknown village” has finally received its name. “Schmalbach”. Named after the small brook located near the village, Schmalbach is located in a moorland and less than a kilometer away on the border with Sachsen.
There are currently negotiations for the village to join the still newly created Landkreis Rarstatt. But local politicians and some residents have other plans for it. Therefore, a debate is scheduled soon that will determine which “Kreis” Schmalbach will join. Residents can also participate in this debate.