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It looks like some of the versions being offered either do not have a build version on the Store information page, or are not fully-updated. The build for TRS2004 is 2283, which can be patched up from here: https://www.auran.com/TRS2004/sp4_download_file.php?ServerID=0&Build=2283

An interesting read about some not-so-routine trains. http://www.philly.com/philly/business/20151112_Aboard_SEPTA_s_wash_trains__cleaning_leaves_from_the_Regional_Rails.html

http://www.newsworks.org/index.php/homepage-feature/item/76793-vintage-railroad-again-on-track-to-bring-properity-to-pa-towns?linktype=hp_impact This has been in the works for awhile, but it's still refreshing to see some good news on the preservation front. This road is located between...

I'm not completely sure if I'm going, but I understand last year's show was pretty good. http://www.phillyexpocenter.com/view-calendar/calendar-of-events/?cid=all&mc_id=778

Just wondering if anybody knows of buildings with an architecture like the main buildings in these pics. Color, canopies, smaller buildings, even shapes etc. aren't as important; it's mostly the style that I'm looking for.

I figure this might be of interest to John Citron and other MBTA fans. Heading into Philly mid-day, I caught two sparkling bi-level coaches that had been cut off from a freight on the main parallel to the passenger tracks, about 25 miles northeast of the city. Seems a little odd that half of a...

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2014/02/21/movie-crew-hit-by-train-wasnt-supposed-be-on-track-officials-say/?intcmp=latestnews

Thought this might be of interest here: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/11/30/new-york-state-residents-fight-over-saving-old-railroad-route-or-turning-it/?intcmp=latestnews...

Hi Tony, For others who are reading, I am taking Mr. Hilliam up on an offer to another poster and myself to outline the issues with Trainz' DRM system. (edit: I would be remiss if I didn't explain what DRM stands for: Digital Rights Management.) While I cannot speak for KingConrail76, my...

Just wanted to say Happy Birthday and thanks to one of Trainz' best content creators. Have a good one! :)

I wanted to start a thread on something a bit different. on another forum, I came across this photo: Image courtesy of the Library of Congress. Originally, it was part of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore RR, which is now the segment of the present-day Northeast Corridor between...

Not that the fuel trains are really news to most of us in this area - they've been running singe early this year - but it's good to see this refinery thriving and bustling with rail activity. Of particular interest is that this new facility can handle three loaded trains a day...

I just realized that it's been over a year since I posted an update to my blog on the progress of my R3 West Trenton/R8 Fox Chase/Newtown route. Sorry to anyone who has been hoping for news; I'll try to post updates much more frequently. At any rate, here's where things stand: West...

I'm looking for something somewhat similar to these Colonial Revival dormitories.

Has anyone seen a building or group of buildings that can be kitbashed to make something like this station? A canopy would be a plus but I have one in mind or will make one if needed.

I know there are a lot of folks into Western (U.S.) railroads here. There is a fellow on eBay by the name of " warbird-manuals" selling assorted Santa Fe track charts. See here for one of them...

Hi all. Just looking for some oddly-shaped buildings, something like those in the pics below. Or, if you know of any that can be reasonably kitbashed, that might work too.

I know it's a little late but Happy Birthday! :) Hope you picked up lots of goodies at the sale!

Is it just me or are the forums operating S-L-O-W-L-Y all of a sudden? Been doing this about 20 minutes. Tested on two computers; other sites load just fine.

Hi. I'm looking for one of these on the DLS, but I'm not sure what to call it (I've tried Hangar, but most have the doors open.) I really don't care about the color, but I'd like to not have to make one.