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Some miniatures of my university building that I made for a market day there!

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Neru train!

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three of them!

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Neru train!

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Tram Teto!

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Metro Miku!

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from sketch to final!

L4 towards Parramatta and Westmead

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L4 towards Parramatta and Westmead

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quietly waiting!

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Comeng, going...

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this one from sketch to final!

Comeng, going...

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Comeng, going...

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Some process bits for this one!

An alternate history where the Overland route between Melbourne and Adelaide Station was upgraded in the mid-1980s, and operated broad-gauge XPT rolling stock.

Commissioned for my friend's video about historical Australian fast rail proposals!

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An alternate history where the Overland route between Melbourne and Adelaide Station was upgraded in the mid-1980s, and operated broad-gauge XPT rolling stock.

Commissioned for my friend's video about historical Australian fast rail proposals!

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Track layout of Sydney Terminal, up to the building marked "RR 1" in OpenStreetMap. Inspired by @elevatedcross-ing. Rant below the cut

a) why did this take me so long to make and b) why did I make it? Crossing you are INSANE AND AMAZING for the platform layout map aaaaa

part of me wants Completion and says i should do from Redfern to platforms including the suburban platforms. that said Oh My Flyovers that would take a WHILE. I guess I wouldn't have to keep looking at OSM and overhead photos as much though - I could use Taitset's diagrams for the flyovers ig - but then I'd have to deal with LEVELS and make Decisions about how/if to show the metro and aaaa

that said it's been a very enjoyable way to spend an entire day

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these December days pass by so differently…

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I am enamoured by these reblog tags! I'll now think of this whenever I am travelling on a tendril of this big, gentle creature.

I had a go at making a map that shows all the individual tracks and platforms in use on Sydney's heavy rail network! Inspired by a 1928 map that did something similar -- though the network has gotten much more complicated since then!