CSX Pics

[speters_0501]

Trainz Community,

I have started this thread for follow CSX rail fans, like myself. In this thread you can share CSX operations, locomotives, rolling stock, etc. that you run on your Trainz 04,06, or the new 09. This tread can be used to also display custom routes that are fictional or nonfictional. You can post pre-CSX which can range from the Chessie System, Seaboard, etc. Comments are welcomed in response to sceenshots posted.

Have Fun...

Regards

 

[LVman]

Speters, hate to bring you down, but a thread dedicated to one topic usually doesn't get very many posts, and dies within a week or two. That's what the USA pics thread is used for.
Cheers.
Sean

 

[speters_0501]

I thought that too. Just thought that I would try someone new. Thanks for your honest reply...

 

[jordan1210]

couple frum me

 

[Michael_Evans]

We get a new CSX thread every other month
http://forums.auran.com/trainz/showthread.php?t=422
Just a tip, it helps if you start the thread with some screens instead of telling people to post them.

 

[sethmcs]

I could not resist.....

CSX idea of deflation.....:hehe:

:hehe:

 

[Winterpaw]

thats one incredible bridge.

 

[applegathc]

oh dear

I think this thread is already going down the drain...

 

[speters_0501]

I think this thread is already going down the drain...

Well, when you get replies like the "CSX-sucks" and your comment, there is likely a tendency for people to ignore this thread... This was met to be a thread to share, not to post comments knocking it.....

 

[sethmcs]

Well, when you get replies like the "CSX-sucks" and your comment, there is likely a tendency for people to ignore this thread... This was met to be a thread to share, not to post comments knocking it.....

Awe it was just a joke.:hehe: Although http://csx-sucks.com/ is an interesting site.

 

[JimDep]

thats one incredible bridge.

I've heard of these incredible bridges before but have never seen one.

This highly unusual suspension is made possible only by the application of a liquid anti-gravity material that gets brushed on the bottom of the vertical support beams ........amazing stuff that's been around since (can you believe it?) the 1960's.

I think it's called Flubber.

 

[sethmcs]

I think it's called Flubber.

Great Disney movie. Does show your age Jim.:hehe:

 

[jadebullet]

Now I feel old.

 

[cvffan113]

Nice. Really nice.

 

[ivantr]

Really nice bump. Looks like this is the fails thread