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Well it's technically not really a reskin. For legal reasons, AP can't include the actual branding in the pack they sell for money, so the actual pack is unbranded, and they have a free branding patch you can install afterwards. So this is the 68's DRS livery without that branding patch.

@@Matty_1843 ahh that makes sense. I wonder if there’s a way to copy the unbranded folder to leave the blue one unbranded after the branding patch has been installed ( as it’s now pretty accurate to the former TPE locos) I’ve actually worked with the TPE 68s/ MK5s prior to their withdrawal, so have a soft spot for them 🤣 Thanks for your prompt reply mate, it’s hugely appreciated.

That's exactly what I did. I reinstalled the pack from scratch, copied the DRS livery, renamed it Ex-DRS and then installed the branding patch.

The simple ones are the best… I’ll get it sorted my end, why didn’t I think of that 🤣. Thanks again.

What, the Black Five? It's from Peppercorn Workshops, just with extra stuff added on by me.

It's the Armstrong Powerhouse TTA Tanker. Specifically from Volume 1 of 2. I took the plain blue livery and reskinned it red a long time ago. www.armstrongpowerhouse.com/rolling_stock/wagon/tta_wagon_pack_vol_1

@@Matty_1843 Thanks!

They're custom, I didn't make them, someone else did and kindly gave them to me.

@@Matty_1843 Alright thanks anyway

Uh... I just opened the AP Sky 2.0 Manual and copied the settings there.

@@Matty_1843 Oh, Alright

Shortly. Work on scenarios for it starts today.

I'm guessing you actually mean the MetCam Pullmans and the answer is, I put the Mk1 sounds in the .bin file and then replace the script at the bottom with the AP Mk1 script. Not sure why there's no flange squeal sounds though.

@@Matty_1843 Can You Make A Video Showing How To Get The Mk1 Sound Into The .bin file pls, I Just extracted the file, then downloaded it, thinking it should already *have* sound effects

No. Not really. The PLD MetCams just have different sounds from the AP Mk1s, that's just how it is. I changed it because they're always going to be running alongside Mk1s and I wanted them to sound the same. I'd be able to explain it better on Discord.

So do I!

@@Matty_1843 You should do one with the Flying Scotsman (60103), Tornado (60163) And Bittern (All Dovetail Game Engines, So The Ones On Steam)

Some locos let you just apply them in the scenario editor. The 9F's are kind of broken but you can still set them in-game. The Schools and all other PLD locos have one number for the front headcode and one for the rear that you can set independently and then change in-game.

@@Matty_1843 ah yeah, I knew that. CW and PLD allow it but for some reason VW doesn't but yeah.

It does... sometimes. Depends on the loco, sometimes it lets you, sometimes it doesn't, sometimes the option is there but it doesn't work.

Train Simulator, nowadays TS Classic 2024 but the title kind of lost all meaning years ago, it's the same game but with yearly editions that include different routes.

That's probably because there's been several versions over the years. This one is the Golden Age Developments NSR 2021 but with the scenery on the Whatley Quarry branch filled in. The additions are available from the Discord. Someone else did most of the work, I just finished it.

@@Matty_1843 Ah thank you

Thanks!

I got them from the PLD GWR Hawksworth coaches. I set up all the NSR coaches in such a way that they all share sounds, with the joint sounds from the PLD coaches since they sound better at heritage line speed, and the rolling sounds from the AP Mk1s, allowing them to be mixed and matched like they would be on a heritage railway.

Thanks a lot! I only wish some of the locos were better represented.

West Coast Main Line South, South Western Expressways, Riviera Line and Paignton and Dartmouth Steam Railway respectively.

Yes, British Locomotive Studios, and read the Manual.