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norfolksouthern37
what's a normal map?
i hate to be the one to ask this... where are the erie hoppers from there? those are great.
skidmark22
Retired MX Mis.Test Pilot
No Idea
I have no idea where I am, how I got here or where the heck I am going.
I have no idea where I am, how I got here or where the heck I am going.
Buffalo_trains93
It's snowy here.
WCL,
What type of Bridge is that and who is it's Author/Creator? It looks perfect. Thanks for you help!
God Bless,
Ryan:wave:
What type of Bridge is that and who is it's Author/Creator? It looks perfect. Thanks for you help!
God Bless,
Ryan:wave:
This bridge can be found on gfisher's Morris & Sussex and the bridge contains 3 parts:
Hope this helps
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Buffalo_trains93
It's snowy here.
Thank you too both Issaten and WCL. I have found the said assest and am happily enjoying them. I'll post a screenshot soon!
God Bless,
Ryan:wave:
God Bless,
Ryan:wave:
Trainman10
NARM
This is a Coaster train on my unreleased Coaster Service Route
skidmark22
Retired MX Mis.Test Pilot
Cajon Pass route (part 1)
downloaded a Cajon Pass route yesterday from the DLS. A check in Surveyor showed it looked pretty good. I threw on some locos and a small consist and headed up the tracks. I didn't have any idea that the route builder had left a defect further up the track..
downloaded a Cajon Pass route yesterday from the DLS. A check in Surveyor showed it looked pretty good. I threw on some locos and a small consist and headed up the tracks. I didn't have any idea that the route builder had left a defect further up the track..
skidmark22
Retired MX Mis.Test Pilot
Cajon Pass route (part2)
Check the track desplacement right in front of the loco above. You can see it better in the last image below.
Wiped out all the passengers on the platform...
Check the track desplacement right in front of the loco above. You can see it better in the last image below.
Wiped out all the passengers on the platform...
Bulldog1653
New member
Nice shots of Cajon. That ain't good to see passengers pancaked though. 
skidmark22
Retired MX Mis.Test Pilot
Nice shots of Cajon. That ain't good to see passengers pancaked though.
Believe me it was quite by accident. It was the first time I had run the route and didn't know that offset was there. I have fixed it.
In surveyor, there are red lines running thru the air. Would I be correct in assuming they are invisible rails?
just a footnote: I live in the eastern US but have made several trips through the Cajon Pass by auto. That scenery in the route looks more like Montana than Southern California. Still a great job by the builder (other than that boo-boo which caused the derail.)
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