amtrakrulez
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Post your screenshots of BNSF trains in this thread! No certain locomotives required, and no certain rolling stock required either
BNSF Screens
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amtrakrulez
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Bulldog1653
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Great idea. Here are a few of mine.
All of these shots are on my layout that I am working on. Look for more in the future.
All of these shots are on my layout that I am working on. Look for more in the future.
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applegathc
NoT tHe StAtUeS!
BNSF 'Goat-Boat' C44-9W #981 trundles past the old Montrose, LA depot with BNSF C-CBLCEI3-31 East bound for motive power swapping at Centralia, IL.
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norfolksouthern37
what's a normal map?
norfolksouthern37
what's a normal map?
thats a fantastic term for them.
the abilities have been there for a long time and even the manual states the use for the tag. Ocemy seems to be the only one who actually took off with it.
the abilities have been there for a long time and even the manual states the use for the tag. Ocemy seems to be the only one who actually took off with it.
Railsim correct?
No, Trainz.
Odd, it looks freakishly like Railsim, I asked because of the way the windows looked.
Buffalo_trains93
It's snowy here.
It will be Payware. 10$ for that fine piece of machinery. Justins models are great and well worth it.
Take care,
Ryan:wave:
SantaFebuff
That's So Trainz Forum
Making Use of Freeware
If I'm correct, that C44-9W was payware for him. I wish I could receive a pre-paid Visa card so I can get some payware. For now, I'll do with my freeware:
Setting the Scene:
After a bit of rural switching and way-freight, BNSF No.7888 is resting on a yearly-used branch line spur, trees are changing for the fall time of year, and this locomotive's years in service show.
Joshua
If I'm correct, that C44-9W was payware for him. I wish I could receive a pre-paid Visa card so I can get some payware. For now, I'll do with my freeware:
Setting the Scene:
After a bit of rural switching and way-freight, BNSF No.7888 is resting on a yearly-used branch line spur, trees are changing for the fall time of year, and this locomotive's years in service show.
Joshua
kingstonflyer
HD killing Superdetailer
Hi all a few from me i think the location of these shots are fairly self explanatory:wave:
Bulldog1653
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Time for a few more from me. As with my other shots, these have been taken from the layout I am building.
Here is a coal train headed to the powerplant to offload. This is a 120 car train.
This is part of a major rework in part of the big city (Mountain Ridge) I have intentionally designed the layout in the city to have either elevated rails or elevated roads to avoid railroad crossings. Notice the monorail beams in the background. Those lead to a large repair shop.
Here is a coal train headed to the powerplant to offload. This is a 120 car train.
This is part of a major rework in part of the big city (Mountain Ridge) I have intentionally designed the layout in the city to have either elevated rails or elevated roads to avoid railroad crossings. Notice the monorail beams in the background. Those lead to a large repair shop.
applegathc
NoT tHe StAtUeS!
kingstonflyer
HD killing Superdetailer
You may have to hang tight there applegathc at the rate I'm ticking along maybe a the rest of the year to finish it,Glad you like,will have to get in touch with the original creator at some stage to get permission to release it.Hoping there no dramas there,would be more than happy to share with other Trainzers out there.cheers Andrew:wave:
