Interesting loads

[spiffy101]

Takers

Is anyone going to create those.

 

[cookiemae]

Honestly, I doubt it.

 

[Cozmo®]

To keep the thread going....


What will they think of next, a superhopper?



It is nice to see this these days...

ha ha i loaded those units on those cars!! All of them are headin to Canada for the shell project. This is where I work and where those were unloaded/loaded at. http://www.lakesuperiorwarehousing.com/

 

[cookiemae]

WOW! You can actually look here and find the work you did yourself, thats really cool! What a coincidence.

 

[cookiemae]

I wonder how fast that train went.

 

[cookiemae]

Even has a Caboose.

 

[kcdowdy]

Thats rare I thought caboose's left us in 1970's.

 

[cookiemae]

They still put them on special trains.

 

[LVman]

yep. I saw a wide ver. on the end of a CSX wreck train, that was traversing the Charlotte line after the Dec. 2001 derailment. They are still common on special trains, and MOW trains.

 

[Cozmo®]

I wonder how fast that train went.

I talked to one of the railroad's rep's before they left and he said max speed will be around 25mph the whole trip.

 

[PVincent342]

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I see those trucks up near Springfield MA all the time

 

[cookiemae]

Check this out...

Good thing they do not have waystations for trains because this would sertainly be an overweight!...

 

[campbell5149]

now that would be an awsome thing to see in trainz

 

[cookiemae]

That would be some unbeliveable scripting!

 

[spiffy101]

Well...

You never know

 

[cookiemae]

wonder if there are any on the DLS

 

[kcdowdy]

Edit the mesh for the train on the flatcar. Add it to the load list. Make the industry for that. And dig in.

 

[Maddy25]

Transporting Plate Girders

I just finished making a couple plate-girder models both as a product and as a static scenery item. They come in two sizes: 90' L x 8' H and 60' L x 6' H. Once I finish cleaning house for an upcoming parental visit, I'll get them uploaded to the Download Station.

This first picture shows a short train leaving US Steel with a new load of plate girders, I-beams, and wire cable:



The remaining pictures show the train slowly crossing an old bridge on a seldom used line:







- Madeline

PS: As always, you can click on the picture to see the full-sized version.

 

[22alpha]

Very nice Madeline! These were much needed. Thank you very much for these, and BTW I think I've wore the wheels off of your railgon!

Mike

 

[Kaleb]

Ah -- one of my favorite Trainz topics - the Wonderful World of Loads!

Phil

Where did you find the diesel in the 1st shot