trainmonkey
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wheres all the chinese/russian rolling stock from.:udrool:
BNSF Clovis Sub
- Thread starter Dermmy
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Hi dermmy,
Very nice route you have made.
I hope you can help me with the last two assets that I need:
Unknown Location: <kuid:55290:10000> The 60ft boxcar I cannot find it on the RR forum anymore like you posted before.
Unknown Location: <kuid2:200202:54537:1> The Horn for the ES44
Thanks in advance!
Very nice route you have made.
I hope you can help me with the last two assets that I need:
Unknown Location: <kuid:55290:10000> The 60ft boxcar I cannot find it on the RR forum anymore like you posted before.
Unknown Location: <kuid2:200202:54537:1> The Horn for the ES44
Thanks in advance!
captkilljoy
www.rrmods.com
Download both the ES44's and you will have all the parts you need.
Thanks guys for the tips. I did get the boxcar but there is no <kuid2:200202:54537:1> in either of the ES44 files. I'm I missing something? 
EDIT: I have everything now thanks to captkilljoy and Dermmy! Thanks! http://forums.auran.com/trainz/member.php?u=107823
EDIT: I have everything now thanks to captkilljoy and Dermmy! Thanks! http://forums.auran.com/trainz/member.php?u=107823
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An Eastbound BNSF trailer sits at a red light at the end of double track at Carnero...
... then works hard against a 0.75% grade from a standing start. In this shot it is just cresting the grade at 6,225 feet. From here it is four miles of steep downgrade single-track switchback to Vaughn, then just a few miles more to the Eastern Portals. The end is (almost) in sight.....
Andy
... then works hard against a 0.75% grade from a standing start. In this shot it is just cresting the grade at 6,225 feet. From here it is four miles of steep downgrade single-track switchback to Vaughn, then just a few miles more to the Eastern Portals. The end is (almost) in sight.....
Andy
captkilljoy
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applegathc
NoT tHe StAtUeS!
whoa
Gosh golly gee that's amazing.
Gosh golly gee that's amazing.
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captkilljoy
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cascaderailroad
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Yes...kind of makes one wish that he too could duplicate a prototypical route, with great realistic textures, and capture the real feel of the prototype RR. I have been experimenting with dozens of types of tracks, that are also low poly, and high detailed. Aside from the "MP Wood" track (that is detailed I must say), I think the route is totally fantastic, and can't wait for it's release !
I have spent literally days experimenting with different tracks trying to find a concrete-sleepered grey ballast track that works as well as good ol MP-Wood. I can't find one I like. The MP concrete track strobes 'orribly on my system and nothing else I try really does it for me. I must get hold of Bill's new track from USLW and give that a go. But if I can find something that I like and which is as functionally top-notch as MP then there will be different track on C2...
andy
andy
I have spent literally days experimenting with different tracks trying to find a concrete-sleepered grey ballast track that works as well as good ol MP-Wood. I can't find one I like. The MP concrete track strobes 'orribly on my system and nothing else I try really does it for me. I must get hold of Bill's new track from USLW and give that a go. But if I can find something that I like and which is as functionally top-notch as MP then there will be different track on C2...
andy
Hi Andy,
Have you ever try these tracks from USLW?
http://www.uslw.net/downloads.php?action=view&id=251
They are high detailed. Perfect for any route.
