Haha,:udrool: If it looks almost prototypical then I am happy. I am not a rivet counter so there are heaps of errors in my sessions.
You should see the USA session I am building for my Sandy River route.
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Haha,:udrool: If it looks almost prototypical then I am happy. I am not a rivet counter so there are heaps of errors in my sessions.
You should see the USA session I am building for my Sandy River route.
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Well, the candy colour scheme died out early 90's if I'm not mistaken, as did the SRA coal hoppers. Nearly everything became Freight Corp blue. And as far as I know, other that the odd occasion of a Special train, 82's are on nothing other than coal trains. As for the grain hoppers, I'm pretty sure they're far too recent to run beside any SRA Candy loco's.
But at least you're trying new things. I don't dare run anything else, A) because I don't like anything else, B) Im scared I'll get it wrong.
But at least you're trying new things. I don't dare run anything else, A) because I don't like anything else, B) Im scared I'll get it wrong.
You should only be scared to get it wrong if you're scared the rivet counters will jump on you...
Waits in anticipation to pounce when someone gets it wrong
Tom
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Ghostryder
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jamez
this what i do with my rail operation i set a time period for the route. i then find out what services rollingstock etc ran through the area and then try and copy those services, if you find yourself in doubt ask for help there are a lot of knowledgeable people out there who are happy to assist if asked. hope that helps you Jamez.
Cheers
Ghosty
this what i do with my rail operation i set a time period for the route. i then find out what services rollingstock etc ran through the area and then try and copy those services, if you find yourself in doubt ask for help there are a lot of knowledgeable people out there who are happy to assist if asked. hope that helps you Jamez.
Cheers
Ghosty
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well done david well done .
cheers
ghosty
well done david well done .
cheers
ghosty
I consider my knowledge of Australian standard gauge fairly accurate. It was International railways that I was referring to getting wrong.
Davido: What is the KUID for that coal loader?
624/724 take on a load of coal somewhere in the Barossa Valley during the monsoon season
Umm...
I don't think I'll bother:hehe: Tom
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I consider my knowledge of Australian standard gauge fairly accurate. It was International railways that I was referring to getting wrong.
Davido: What is the KUID for that coal loader?
I would consider Ghostryder's comments acceptable for ALL railways.
Not just Australian
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It's on the todo list, as yet unfinished and not available.
So when is CWS putting all this great content into a payware pack, rolling in the cash and running off to the Gold Coast or similar and retiring???
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624/724 take on a load of coal somewhere in the Barossa Valley during the monsoon season
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Thanks Davido,
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GOLD COAST!! ....is that in ........in..........QUEENSLAND!!!???!!!???So when is CWS putting all this great content into a payware pack, rolling in the cash and running off to the Gold Coast or similar and retiring???
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624/724 take on a load of coal somewhere in the Barossa Valley during the monsoon season
Touche.
Very nice work, as always. Still love the coal loader
.I'm going the wuss option, and having the "coal loading point" on my new branch be a portal until it's out
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Don't expect to see NR's on this route much, but I couldn't resist, having taken a couple more photos of NR's today...
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can I please have that line sent to a.r.krueger@hotmail.com