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Hoboken Manufacturers Railroad locomotive No. 700, delivered in 1947, is the only surviving engine from the Hoboken rail line. It has been preserved and could be on public display this spring...

Hi. Is there any way to deactivate the "walk camera" in Surveyor (TRS19)? I'm constantly zooming in too fast in Surveyor that this "walk camera" keeps being activated and I have to zoom out again fast to get out of it. :( Thanks. Andrew

I just snapped this pic today on the old Trenton Industrial Track, Ewing, New Jersey. There's quite a lot going on here. I apologize for the discarded WaWa coffee cup (in between the rails). It's not mine. The misspelling of the word "axle" on the sign. An "axel" is a figure skating move...

A fun short little minute and a half video on two European rail tidbits. From the description: "At Port Madoc in North Wales we see men riding down a hill on their way home from a quarry on little metal bars with three wheels. They sit on the bars that run over the inner quarry truck tracks...

:wave: Here's quick 4 minute video that I don't think has been posted here before. From Feb 2, 2017. The New York Jersey Rail Car Float Operation from NYC to New Jersey Enjoy!

In Flemington, New Jersey. (Video by Andre Malok | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com) It's been a few years since I've been there. I'll have to check it out again this year. :) Andrew

NJ.com seems to be favoring railroad related articles lately. Here's one on the abandoned Paulinskill Viaduct, Columbia, NJ, USA (use the bolded text for a Google Earth search). Article Here The article has a few nice photos both past and present.

Pulled by a Black River & Western engine (GP9) ...

Hi. I've just noticed that the ARN doesn't seem to be working on the <kuid:109664:100716> P&B 100 Ton Hopper: (Click to Enlarge) Every hopper I place has number 111111, but the surveyor properties say it should be different for each one. The screen shot is from driver. I have TRS2019 build...

YouTube threw this video at me this morning and I thought it was appropriate for Trainz: It is by the Dutch band "Shocking Blue" from 1970. :) Enjoy! Andrew

"You almost stepped on my caboose!" "Oh, well get your caboose up off the floor will ya and go to work!" :D 1955 Educational Comedy Documentary (8 1/2 minutes)

Informative video with more steam than diesel engines covering semaphores and searchlight signals to towers and maintainers. Fun!

For the life of me I cannot find this asset on the JR web site. It was released as freeware back in Sept. Is it still available? If so, could you help me find it on your site? Thank you for your assistance. Andrew

Can anyone identify the name of and the purpose of this protrusion on some RDC end doors (see images below - click to enlarge)? It seems to be totally welded up from the outside and there is an indentation on the back of the door from the inside. Is it an unused device similar to some sand box...

http://protrainz.com/ Seems like it hasn't been updated in over 7 years... Some of the free content still downloads, but many of the pages throw a nasty "Unable to connect to database !" error. Just curious. :o Thanks. Andrew

Not really Trainz-related... At almost every :03 (sometimes :04) after the hour, my Windows 8 (and 8.1) will do some intensive network activity that actually slows up my mouse cursor. It will last for about 20 seconds and then stop. I've tried watching Task Manager to see what might be doing...

Hi. I'm enjoying the November Club Car Item of the Month (EMD SD45 - CEFX), but it seems to bring up the little red bug in Driver (TS12 SP1/HF3). Here's the details: JRLoco : Thread Exception: ER_Exception, line 1384, file fx_loco.gse (1) Thread Exception: ER_Exception, line 1384, file...

Ignoring the bus plastered to the front, can anyone identify this locomotive? From page 159 of Robert C. Reed's "Train Wrecks" book, the picture was taken in 1963 near Chualar, California. The engine looks to be lettered number 5857 leading a Southern Pacific freight. It could be the perspective...

In TS12 SP1, I noticed that the spline circles are visible at all times, not just when adding or editing splines in the toolbox. Is there any way to shut them off when not working with them? I see where you can stop their rotation, but not to hide them completely. I'd rather not see them if I'm...

I've got a river to the right with a height of 10 meters. I've got a canal to the left with a height of 17 meters. Is there any way to make the water tiles smaller than 20 x 20 meters and avoid the water jaggies? (or whatever you call them :confused: ) Thanks. Andrew