He hasn't released it yet.
Steamshots USA..Lets See Some Steam Shots..
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He hasn't released it yet.
daylightrain
Development Purgatory.
Idling at Cheyenne, Union Pacific's brand new P-10 Pacific #2897 prepares for her journey over Sherman Hill circa 1921.
Many years later, we spot #2897 as she makes one of her runs over Sherman Hill with help from UP #2295 in 1956.
Many years later, we spot #2897 as she makes one of her runs over Sherman Hill with help from UP #2295 in 1956.
Nice Models, Very good use of the 4-6-2!
trainman7616
Western Maryland Addict
First version is ingame.
That 2-10-2 looks fabulous.
TweetsieDude
Back Woods Narrow Gauge
Don. Where did you get those amazing bridges?
Rock On!
~Duste
Rock On!
~Duste
I made them last weekend. Thanks. I changes the colors a bit. It looked too blue before.
Lookin' very nice Don!
I've fallen in love with ProtoClinchfield by kdshanks (available on TrainzProRoutes)
But one problem with the route is that there is no place to add water and coal for steam engines (and at over 70 miles you need to) so I added some;
Shelby
Elkhorn City
Dante
I'll probably add one or two more further south and I guess I'll get the diesel pumps and sand towers working eventually.
I've fallen in love with ProtoClinchfield by kdshanks (available on TrainzProRoutes)
But one problem with the route is that there is no place to add water and coal for steam engines (and at over 70 miles you need to) so I added some;
Shelby
Elkhorn City
Dante
I'll probably add one or two more further south and I guess I'll get the diesel pumps and sand towers working eventually.
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That's real nice Don, it is standard gauge isn't it? I've got BenDorsey's narrow gauge pile drivers but they're a bit dated. While there is a fair amount of maintenance equipment for the early steam era it is always good to see more. I like your use of the support beams doubling as a ladder.
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