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They're good, but the turntables want to hang about a half a meter or more below the rails. that's why i try to stay away from them (mostly because I haven't figured out how to fix them yet...still tinkering though, or I will be).
PS: There are some working water tanks on the DLS, by pencil42, but they're more for the back country/shortline terminus kinda deal. For somewhere big like Ishpeming or Marquette you'd be best to go with the first idea. A couple of good examples are YVRR Bagby watertank (KUID2: 124060:28047:2)
and the straightly named "Watertank" (KUID2: 124060:28046:2). sorry, I'd have added that earlier but I just thought of it.
Thats some good detailing
They're good, but the turntables want to hang about a half a meter or more below the rails. that's why i try to stay away from them (mostly because I haven't figured out how to fix them yet...still tinkering though, or I will be).
Wawasoo can you give me the number range for the montana rail link GP9s? i tried but my internet is being slow today
Thanks for the loco roster now just gotta get through a scripting nightmare
Raise the ground under the pit. It won't show up because of the hole punch beneath...
Stevo
come to think of it, i think I've seen photos on Railpictures.net of LS&I RS-3s sitting on the Dead River Branch...I know i've seen them running under the ore dock.
BTW, this is actually in Marquette Right? I've seen enough old shots of the place to kinda sorta know where i am (in the 1950's probably...it's the whole steam guy thing) but i'm having trouble transfering the track plan to my mental image (bearing in mind mine's probably all wrong anyway). I think a trip around google earth is in order.
Just saying, this route looks killer. If it's in a future version of trainz, I'd definitely buy it just to run this. though it needs about a dozen more 2-8-0s.![]()