Southern Pacific In Trainz

[cameronjames]

Where can a good chap get one of those spiffing locomotives?

 

[cameronjames]

Where can I get one email me if you don't have a website name

 

[cameronjames]

He got it from lilb's website(steamtrainz . Com)

 

[H222]

hmm. Spam and gimme? at the same time? Lynch him Lynch him Lynch him Lynch him :hehe:

 

[flyboy559]

@cameronjames
That 4-8-2 is from K&L Trainz and is payware so it can not be freely distributed. You can go to their website and buy it.

 

[falcon500]

A couple of shots from TRS2006 freelance NM route dumped TS12 as a bad joke.

 

[falcon500]

A consist of SP hoppers hauled by two Geeps curve into the distance of the New Mexico flatlands

 

[Kris94]

​Nice shots guys

 

[pdkoester]

 

[Kris94]

Nice!!!! Love those Kodachrome units.

 

[Kris94]

 

[Kris94]

 

[pdkoester]

Southern Pacific Friday!

 

[pdkoester]

 

[Kris94]

Southern Pacific Day should be every day!!!! But I love the locos, must have gotten some of them from Cloaked Ghost. Awesome.
:Y::clap:

 

[Matt3985]

Where did you get that beautiful Cab Forward?

You can get it here at http://www.steamtrainz.org

 

[pdkoester]

Southern Pacific Day should be every day!!!! But I love the locos, must have gotten some of them from Cloaked Ghost. Awesome.
:Y::clap:

Yeah, from CG, VMD, and JR!

 

[Kris94]

Yeah, from CG, VMD, and JR!

​Must have costed you a pretty penny.

 

[pdkoester]

​Must have costed you a pretty penny.

I would love to know your definition of "a pretty penny"? This is a much cheaper hobby for me than the brass trains I had over 20 years ago. Imagine one locomotive costing over $800, not even painted, and in the 1980s dollars! Yeah, I know some of these Trainz items seem expensive, but really they are not too bad. Especially with the content providers being able to make $5 units available. The Club Car membership helps, also. Kris94, seriously, what do you consider too much for a Trainz content? I like that we have Southern Pacific in common, too.


Paul

 

[Kris94]

I would love to know your definition of "a pretty penny"? This is a much cheaper hobby for me than the brass trains I had over 20 years ago. Imagine one locomotive costing over $800, not even painted, and in the 1980s dollars! Yeah, I know some of these Trainz items seem expensive, but really they are not too bad. Especially with the content providers being able to make $5 units available. The Club Car membership helps, also. Kris94, seriously, what do you consider too much for a Trainz content? I like that we have Southern Pacific in common, too.


Paul

Well for that $800 you don't have to worry about missing dependencies, errors and/or warnings. Also no thread exceptions or script errors are in existence. Everything about the locomotive is realistic; sounds, cab, running number etc. Plus you don't have to worry about backing it up just in case. Oh and did I mention, it's never obsolete and never need updates?