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[BNSF9812]

Doggone it i wish i could find that route again Jackson. Thats the perfect route for any K&L steamer. Great pics as well.

 

[benjaminw]

You may still be able to get it from TrainzPA if you use Wayback Machine, but I'm not sure. I just managed to keep up with my copy, although Jackson's upgrades make it look even better!

-Ben

 

[BNSF9812]

Looks like its in progress of being upgraded http://trainzforge.weebly.com/horseshoe-curve.html

 

[USSc1798]

I do apologize for the HUGE Screenies.

 

[barti_1]

barti_1

 

[PendennisCastle]

You may still be able to get it from TrainzPA if you use Wayback Machine, but I'm not sure. I just managed to keep up with my copy, although Jackson's upgrades make it look even better!

-Ben

I have tried, but there isn't any saved links for the mediafire download.

 

[Gary_Evans]

Barti
Good stuff. And I really liked the MTMW selections.

 

[USSc1798]

Are you looking for just Horseshoe curve or the full Pittsburgh line?

 

[cascaderailroad]

I would think that a route from Harrisburg/Enola to Conway would require a slimmed down, 2 baseboard wide route, millions of baseboards ... 14 baseboards wide route would bring a super computer to it's knees

 

[snaps1912]

I remember a member of the community, now gone, had a Conway-Altoona map made in DEM. I don't think he ever released it though.

 

[davesnow]

 

[epa]

Matt

 

[barti_1]

Barti
Good stuff. And I really liked the MTMW selections.

Hi Gary, nice to see you!
Thank you very much
Soon the new "stuff" .


barti_1

 

[trainboi1]

 

[Wearsprada]

trainboi1 , looks nice!
One suggestion from me, make a bogey textures a bit shaded inside and weathered, just a bit (maybe rusty wheels and add metal texture on a thread).

 

[trainboi1]

There is a metal texture on it, but it's real tough to get it working right with that light of colors. I definitely agree on weathering, though, I was noticing that with the RPO behind it, since it's got really messy, grimy trucks that add a lot of character.

 

[jonwray]

July 9, 1984: Just over a year after the Santa Fe bought Conrail, an ex-CR SD40-2 is seen leading train 199.

ATSF buying CR wasn't actually as farfetched as it sounds...
https://www.washingtonpost.com/arch...ce2-b0c9-c64430f51757/?utm_term=.a823b3731d1c

 

[ekankal]

Nice work everyone.
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An BN freight train pick up some more cars at a small station.

// Erik from Sweden

 

[felix_g]

Awesome shots Erik!
And that E unit looks very nice Dan!

 

[Gary_Evans]

I agree. Really great shots Erik!!!