The Frisco High Line
- Thread starter dricketts
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Following 1312 Out of Ocseola
Thanks for all the great comments They keep me plugging away.
Looking down the old abandoned line of the KCOS (Kansas City, Osceola & Southern) railroad. The line crossed the Frisco High Line just south of Harlan junction.
Coming up on Gordon's orchard south of Vista, Mo.
Thanks for all the great comments They keep me plugging away.
Looking down the old abandoned line of the KCOS (Kansas City, Osceola & Southern) railroad. The line crossed the Frisco High Line just south of Harlan junction.
Coming up on Gordon's orchard south of Vista, Mo.
firestorm32
Active member
One word......WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!
love that abandoned one Dricketts wicked stuff, did i miss the release of those nice truck trailers or are they your personal content?
Try the author lookseek on the DLS. That should produce some results.
PereMarquette1225fan
Active member
I keep getting hungrier and hungrier for this route Dricketts. :udrool: :hehe: This route is making my mind overflow with thoughts of what this route will look like when completed and a what if BNSF Railway reactivated the whole High Line scene in my mind.
Unfortunately I don't see BNSF doing that in our lifetime. But hey that's the beauty of Trainz. You'll be able to run all the BNSF power and rolling stock you want on the High Line.
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PereMarquette1225fan
Active member
Clever Idea Sawyer!!!!
LOL!!!!! That is the ultimate version of steam railroading! Steam locomotives pulling modern freight trains, regardless of what the lettering says on the tender. :hehe: :hehe: I'll even drive a Pennsylvania Railroad E6 4-4-2 'Atlantic' type with over 70 hi-cube boxcars in tow. I did that once, before my computer crashed for the first time. And that was so funny and cool all at once. :hehe: :hehe:
Or, if you're me, you pull aoutracks and hi-cube boxes with steam engines on it
LOL!!!!! That is the ultimate version of steam railroading! Steam locomotives pulling modern freight trains, regardless of what the lettering says on the tender. :hehe: :hehe: I'll even drive a Pennsylvania Railroad E6 4-4-2 'Atlantic' type with over 70 hi-cube boxcars in tow. I did that once, before my computer crashed for the first time. And that was so funny and cool all at once. :hehe: :hehe:
RoysTrainz
Rembrandt van Trainz
I second Fred's comment
Dricketts you do a real nice job wow.
I see with joy that slowly more and more trainzers get the hang of making very good quality routes and show their progress.
good shots good route overall very well look and feel with the first picts I see.
Keep going (few years depending what length and level of detail
)
Roy
Dricketts you do a real nice job wow.
I see with joy that slowly more and more trainzers get the hang of making very good quality routes and show their progress.
good shots good route overall very well look and feel with the first picts I see.
Keep going (few years depending what length and level of detail
)Roy
