Sabertooth
New member
Well this is my first post so hello for starters! Ive actually owned TRS 2006
for quite a while but i never said a word on the forums till now. Im a huge
fan of Bdneal and slugmashers work, and have used it all on my now
deceased blue bay logging company
. The story behind the "deceased" is
my faithful computer of 4 years died on me and took all my Trainz maps
with it as well. I spent a good 9 months on Blue Bay( Narrow Gauge) and it
sure was fun to make and engineer. But now that i have my new computer
all hope is not lost, as im working on a California route set near the
Watsonville junction in the early 1950's. One thing im definantly going to need
is a Correct Southern Pacific S-10 or 12 class 0-6-0 switcher. The one on
the DL station doesnt resemble the true engine corectly. And it doesnt work
for me either
. Ill probably have to make it myself,(which i'd like to) as
i'd like a cab interior :X.
Aside from trainz, i model in HO gauge trains, and spend a hell of alot of time at Roaring Camp railroads in Felton CA.
Ill be posting some pictures of my new route as it starts to come along,
and perhaps my engine. Adios!
for quite a while but i never said a word on the forums till now. Im a huge
fan of Bdneal and slugmashers work, and have used it all on my now
deceased blue bay logging company
my faithful computer of 4 years died on me and took all my Trainz maps
with it as well. I spent a good 9 months on Blue Bay( Narrow Gauge) and it
sure was fun to make and engineer. But now that i have my new computer
all hope is not lost, as im working on a California route set near the
Watsonville junction in the early 1950's. One thing im definantly going to need
is a Correct Southern Pacific S-10 or 12 class 0-6-0 switcher. The one on
the DL station doesnt resemble the true engine corectly. And it doesnt work
for me either
i'd like a cab interior :X.
Aside from trainz, i model in HO gauge trains, and spend a hell of alot of time at Roaring Camp railroads in Felton CA.
Ill be posting some pictures of my new route as it starts to come along,
and perhaps my engine. Adios!