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Not really.....Its his route :hehe: Hopefully it will be done soon :Y:
I know this isn't the best place to ask, but how do you hide the junction names and direction display?
I am trying to get a good shot, but have these big red and green arrows with names above them in the way.
i think we have a winner [eyes come out of head big and bright]:udrool::udrool::mop:The Summer of 1946. A busy day in the Montview yards. 473 and 472 bring in the Local Passenger train, hauling extra cars for a railfan special that will eventually head to Silverton. 394 prepares to back onto the 30" main to turn at the wye to double head with 391. Next year, 391 will be taken out of service because of a worn boiler, and will they be bought by the Rio Grande Southern. 383 just brought in its train last night, and she is preparing to some light maintnance in the small roundhouse. Several rows of Rio Grande freight cars pack the yard, along with a string of Lumber Cars headed for Denver.
There....A story, and a Picture to go with it!
The Summer of 1946. A busy day in the Montview yards. 473 and 472 bring in the Local Passenger train, hauling extra cars for a railfan special that will eventually head to Silverton. 394 prepares to back onto the 30" main to turn at the wye to double head with 391. Next year, 391 will be taken out of service because of a worn boiler, and will they be bought by the Rio Grande Southern. 383 just brought in its train last night, and she is preparing to some light maintnance in the small roundhouse. Several rows of Rio Grande freight cars pack the yard, along with a string of Lumber Cars headed for Denver.
There....A story, and a Picture to go with it!
Its never been said that the screenshots had to be picture perfect or anything. just you had to have a screenshot. In no way is this route close to done or aything; but I needed an engine facility to take a picture of and so I found one; in France...
peter