Santa Fe Screenshots

[SPORBUST]

Not sure if we had a Santa Fe thread yet?

http://imageshack.us

 

[LVman]

yes, those engines are nice, but i am wondering, WHERE DID YOU GET THAT DIESELING RACK? in the back ground?

 

[SPORBUST]

That

was made by Josheh.

 

[Floridarailmaster]

Lookin nice

 

[Ferngren]

Ohh man...that #4018....is a drooler. Fantustic work !!!

 

[LVman]

coolio. I just got em, i'll be using them on my route for sure

 

[grneyes_96]

NICE JOB SP!

Wow, those look excellent, can't wait to get them!

 

[SPORBUST]

coolio. I just got em, i'll be using them on my route for sure

Hows that? I havn't released these yet lol

 

[SPORBUST]

I have sd40-2's in

ATSF as well.

 

[chrisracer8903]

Please stop waffleing. This is a screenies thread so here is my contribute to Santa Fe. -Chris

 

[mikelj001]

Them are Hot Frank ...............You are the Man

 

[Floridarailmaster]

what about BNSF?

 

[SPORBUST]

what about BNSF?

I did 3 Regular and 2 BNSF's but plan a 3rd BNSF. So 6 in the pack.
These are ready for release

 

[PVincent342]

Looks great. I luv ur Content. Keep up the good work especially on those 100 Ton Boxcars.

 

[gotoguy]

AMAZiNG!!! Great Detail for Freeware.. Heck payware too.

 

[sg1]

Thanks Frank - great idea to open a thread for the SF fans:

CheerZ
Steffen

 

[backyard]

...Bust-up Frank!...

Great work on the GP60's Frank!

If I didn't say before, I was proud of your jumbo jet trip! You did work that makes me wish to fly!

I'm heavy into the BNSF Powder River Division at the moment, and so, can use these locomotives.

 

[Phil_C]

Hello All
Here are a couple of Pre Merger Warbonnet SD75M's hauling grain on Marias Pass.

Here we see a BNSF Coal train in the foreground with four different versions of the SD70MAC and on track two is four AC4400CW's in BNSF paint hauling general freight.

If I get some more time I will post some shots of the SD60M's in BN and BNSF.

Regards

Phil

 

[SPORBUST]

Nice pics Phil

I like that yard also.

 

[LVman]

SG1----

is that a steel works in the back ground? if so, may i ask where you got it? or, how you assembled it?