Engines Wishlist for Jointed Rail.

simulatortrain said:
I like the way you think.
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With the WM in mind...
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Just sayin'
 
yellowjacket83 said:
no no no no no no no never mind that (not to be mean but u can reskin that from a up unit)
this
http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/showPicture.aspx?id=3928199
and this
http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/showPicture.aspx?id=3928200
is what we really need
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This is just a wishlist not a demand thread so get back under the house dude. I'll throw up here what i would like too see made one day when they have time and the inclination to make it. And it is from the CNW unit that a Pilbara Unit could be reskinned but JR are too busy to be able to do it.
 
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matruck said:
This is just a wishlist not a demand thread so get back under the house dude. I'll throw up here what i would like too see made one day when they have time and the inclination to make it. And it is from the CNW unit that a Pilbara Unit could be reskinned but JR are too busy to be able to do it.
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no i meant that he could reskin the dash 9 into a pilbara unit
 
jordon412 said:
I'm not doing any logging railroads, but I like it.
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Actually 6 was used for steep mining branches. However, I'm also planning on making this logging Shay from the mesh:

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Between the two, you have the last Shay ever built (WM 6, at 150 tons, the second largest behind a KCS 160 tonner) and the biggest ever (180 ton monster WVP&P/Mower 12, rebuilt from a 150 ton 3 truck very similar to 6.)
 
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Chadd04 said:
NS SD70MAC with flared radiators?
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That's an SD70M, not an SD70MAC. The SD70M does not have the vertical grills over each truck like the SD70MAC. The flared radiators make the SD70M a 'Phase 2' SD70M, which made it compliant with the EPA's (Environmental Protection Agency) Tier 0 emissions standards. However, it could be Tier 1 emission standards. I can't remember which one it is.
 
jordon412 said:
That's an SD70M, not an SD70MAC. The SD70M does not have the vertical grills over each truck like the SD70MAC. The flared radiators make the SD70M a 'Phase 2' SD70M, which made it compliant with the EPA's (Environmental Protection Agency) Tier 0 emissions standards. However, it could be Tier 1 emission standards. I can't remember which one it is.
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It also says SD70M on the side... :o
 
Since discovering P&N, I have to say it was a really neat operation. Not sure about the electrics, but some of the diesels will almost certainly show up sometime.
 
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