USA Pics (electric)

[normhart]

I see (and like) your classic New Haven and raise you a modern New Haven.

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Ha! I'll see your modern New Haven and raise you fresh lobster.









btw saieditor not only two pantos but these MUs can be driven from the trailers as in these shots. Two pantos were normal in the US, I believe.

 

[robertoc45]

Nice shots MNRR!

love the screenshot beautiful metro north m6 great work dude, have you you also done lirr m3,, if you have can you post a pic would love to see it

 

[petrama25]

No M3 here...

 

[robertoc45]

No M3 here...

great job great work petrama25, is there any way possible to get that lirr m3 I have a lirr route i'd love to test it on

 

[trainman7616]

Hey petrama, do you have a farm nearby. Lol oink oink

 

[petrama25]

great job great work petrama25, is there any way possible to get that lirr m3

Hmmm. There is one easy way. Wait for release maybe?

 

[robertoc45]

no gimmie pig here get it right just inquiring on quality work, no one here focuses on commuter rail equipment so being from new York and seeing home town stuff authentically created is exciting, once again quality work by you petrama, looking forward to your future release.

 

[LandShark229]

There's still plenty of work to be done, but not a bad start for texturing it I guess....

Cheers

 

[titanicchristo]

Petrama are those PRR signals?

 

[PBY357]

Cooper, Long time no see! I see you've been busy though, It looks absolutely stunning!!

 

[Ken_S]

Petrama are those PRR signals?

The LIRR was owned by the PRR until the late 1960s so they used a number of PRR specs on things built before the MTA.

 

[LandShark229]

Much appriciated, PBY, though petrama is the one to thank for that great model. I'm just messing with the sounds and textures among other things

Cheers

 

[jetekol]

Great shots everyone! I thought I might post some pics here to Please, tell me if you see something that doesn't seems good in this route, it's my first time I'm building something American (I think..), and it's supposed to look like the 50s/60s, but I'm not so sure about what trains and cars that could've been seen then.

More will probably come! And just a question, is there anymore good trolleys out there for download? I've got this one +2 others (a green one and a red one). And trolley-pole engines, is there more on the DLS than the ones named "traction"? I'm not very good with American engines Many thanks in advance.

//Jocke

 

[MeowRailroad]

That is such a great interurban. It's nice to see some interest in that sort of thing.

 

[philskene]

Hi Jocke --

That does indeed look great. I really look forward to its completion.

Phil

 

[normhart]

Thanks K&L!

 

[KenRuof]

Nice Norm, did you get your B1 to work in TANE or is this TS12?

 

[normhart]

Nice Norm, did you get your B1 to work in TANE or is this TS12?

Thanks Ken, it is TANE 80349 and I did, at one time, get my TS12 B1 working in TANE but it wasn't functional in a lot of ways. So I bought it again from K&L, at $5 I can't complain, and this is a version now available for TANE. That is what is shown above.

 

[jordon412]

And just a question, is there anymore good trolleys out there for download? I've got this one +2 others (a green one and a red one). And trolley-pole engines, is there more on the DLS than the ones named "traction"? I'm not very good with American engines Many thanks in advance.

//Jocke

Look for stuff on the Download Station under the username 'Pweiser'. He made a lot of electric stuff, so I'd suspect you would find what you're looking for.

 

[chickenjoe]

Nice pic there norm, where did you get that congressional GG1?