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@Jimmyson I too have been on the lookout for the changing of route numbers...it's all very secretive and a bit random as there doesnt seem to be any information on the refresh in the public domain. It's always fun to see the trailblazers, I'm going to miss them when they're gone. I made most of the textures in a program called TraSiCAD and they were based solely off what I've seen around Melbourne; Cyber (who made the models and implementation) added a few others which I believe would have been from the WA engineering documents.