Narrow gauge screenshots
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bigboy4010
Hardcore Steam Breather
Interesting little diesel you've got there. Another project? Neat.
So far, Tyler, I'm liking what I see with this route. I can't wait until it is out and I have 2010 to run it on.
So far, Tyler, I'm liking what I see with this route. I can't wait until it is out and I have 2010 to run it on.
Its good to see I get feed back in another thread.
Thanks bigboy, I felt like since this is going to be a 1950s-1960s map, the line needed diesels. I stole the Idea of colors not from the Sante Fe, but from a local line "Fort Worth & Western".
Now if only simulatortrain (I think thats who it is) would get their 30in centurian done, and I could be making more.:hehe:
Thanks bigboy, I felt like since this is going to be a 1950s-1960s map, the line needed diesels. I stole the Idea of colors not from the Sante Fe, but from a local line "Fort Worth & Western".
Now if only simulatortrain (I think thats who it is) would get their 30in centurian done, and I could be making more.:hehe:
I agree with Tyler, that is a nice shot. You seem to have start understanding that grass is ever-were. Trainzers sometimes forget that.
Anyway, a few updates from me of my route Long River Cog Railway Co.
Please tell me what you all think.... Thanks
Cheers,
JRT
Bio
Long River Cog Railway Co. is a small cog railroad that has only one logging camp. The railroad followers the Long River up to the summit of Long River Mountain were the rich pine trees grow. Because of the river the railroad follows, flooding happens often making the tracks as ruff as possible. The Long River Cog Railway Co. does not have the funds to fix the right of way.
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Look up "Cliff" on the DLS. They are under the names Cliff A-G.
JRT, nice!! Love the rickity look of that.
Besty, nice. One can never get enough D&RGW NG
