Good Old Fashion Steam Railroading...
- Thread starter stevelerro
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I'm sorry for any insinuation in my post. To put things into context, a word or two of explanation is in order. One of the persons who asked about the K4 has PM'ed me on a couple of occasions in the past, asking me to send them content that was "not available", but had been payware. I explained at the time that I couldn't do that. Please accept my apology for jumping to conclusions.
Cheers,
Fred
Cheers,
Fred
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stevelerro
Owner of K&L Trainz
Apology accepted.
I've been private messaged since 2005 being asked for it, but I never shared. Now that I have his personal permission to share, it seems word got around real fast.
I'm sure if completed it would have ended being a payware. I think Marl's K4 ended up being scrapped after beta and used for his Southern Cresent PS4 and NYC loco. When I asked about sharing the K4, it seemed like he didn't even remember what model I was talking about, I think he forgot about it. His exact words were to "share with anyone that asks for it."
SteveLerro
stevelerro
Owner of K&L Trainz
My favorite 2 screenshots of my 2 favorite railroads...more to come....
Be sure to check out the screenshot contests!
PRR Horse Shoe Curve in Autumn...
Southern RR Savannah, GA Station in Winter from the cab of a passing express...
Be sure to check out the screenshot contests!
PRR Horse Shoe Curve in Autumn...
Southern RR Savannah, GA Station in Winter from the cab of a passing express...
nathanmallard
Well-known member
The Broadway Limited roars in to the open
GWR Broad Gauge in South Wales
And a classic British Branchline scene
GWR Broad Gauge in South Wales
And a classic British Branchline scene
mezzoprezzo
Content appreciator
English countryside – Southern Region steam
Good to see the UK getting represented in this thread.:Y:
Here are a couple more.
Cheers
Casper
The sun peeks through and lights up Merchant Navy Class New Zealand Line passing Schools Class Merchant Taylors on an otherwise damp and gloomy day.
A weathered 9f (92219) hauls blood “and custard” carriages on a brighter summer’s day.
Good to see the UK getting represented in this thread.:Y:
Here are a couple more.
Cheers
Casper
The sun peeks through and lights up Merchant Navy Class New Zealand Line passing Schools Class Merchant Taylors on an otherwise damp and gloomy day.
A weathered 9f (92219) hauls blood “and custard” carriages on a brighter summer’s day.
nathanmallard
Well-known member
The K4 is Marlboro's and never released.:'(
However he gave Steve a copy to beta test and if you PM him with your email adress he will email you it.
However he gave Steve a copy to beta test and if you PM him with your email adress he will email you it.
TheLoneRailroader
New member
Steam Engines are my favorite and i am sure i am not the only fan to these lovely machines:clap:
stevelerro
Owner of K&L Trainz
I'm pretty sure I was born 50 years too late!
you and me both, man.
hauntedclipp
copper-crowned
Fun with filters! :clap: At least two kinds on each pic!
I did these for a photo class assignment last year.
The one of steveflanders' Betty happened completely by mistake (taken noobishly in surveyor) the day she was released, so please ignore the arrows.
I did these for a photo class assignment last year.
The one of steveflanders' Betty happened completely by mistake (taken noobishly in surveyor) the day she was released, so please ignore the arrows.
stevelerro
Owner of K&L Trainz
stevelerro
Owner of K&L Trainz
Southern Comfort
Just randomly driving along and get passed by the Cresent headed by the infamous green Southern PS4 4-6-2! :udrool:
Just randomly driving along and get passed by the Cresent headed by the infamous green Southern PS4 4-6-2! :udrool:
nathanmallard
Well-known member
Bump!
A PRR K4 on the Horseshoe Curve
A D16 crosses the very same bridge the N2 crosses in my last post
A PRR K4 on the Horseshoe Curve
A D16 crosses the very same bridge the N2 crosses in my last post
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stevelerro
Owner of K&L Trainz
Not quite steam, but the replacements for my 2 favorite steam engines. Bennett Levin's Pennsy E8's replace what could have been the PRR K4 1361, and NS's Employee Special replaces the N&W J1 611.
