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norfolksouthern37
what's a normal map?
stop hitting shift+F5 - you are sending us all back in time!!!!!!
stagecoachdriverdave
Matt
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Regards
Conny
Where can I find that glass structure for the parking lot? Would help a lot for my rendition of Union Station - great news about the building if you do make it!
NS37, shift F5 forces my browser to avoid the cache and reload the page from Auran. It does not bring you back in time.
That said, because Tremaine decided to quote Conny's entire post and not quote properly on top of that, I mistook that for Conny's original post and wondered where all the following went. Apologies for any confusion caused.
Cheerio,
Nicholas.
That said, because Tremaine decided to quote Conny's entire post and not quote properly on top of that, I mistook that for Conny's original post and wondered where all the following went. Apologies for any confusion caused.
Cheerio,
Nicholas.
norfolksouthern37
what's a normal map?
riiight... i guess that humor was wasted on you then... i dont even know what to say in response to this.
:hehe:
Epoche3bis4
absolute TRS22 Fan
Cheers Epo
I don't know. Maybe they just look good with frieght?I am always wondering! Why is it that no one seems to understand that the F units done in the Santa Fe warbonnet paint were passenger engines, not frieght!
So do the blue and yellow units, and blue and yellow would be accurate, I understand this is a game, and just like on our model railroads, we can do anything we want to, however, it still looks strange to those of us who do model the Santa Fe, even if we model part of it as a side interest...
Epoche3bis4
absolute TRS22 Fan
I am always wondering! Why is it that no one seems to understand that the F units done in the Santa Fe warbonnet paint were passenger engines, not frieght!
Oh, I'm sorry
, is that better
Cheers Epo
Michael_Evans
thread killer
I am always wondering! Why is it that no one seems to understand that the F units done in the Santa Fe warbonnet paint were passenger engines, not frieght!
Maybe because the F in F unit stands for freight? Or because there are photos of the red/white F units on freights
http://railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=298160&nseq=21
http://railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=297062&nseq=48
http://railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=297060&nseq=50
Epoche3bis4
absolute TRS22 Fan
@Michael_Evans, you save my honor.
At home, I have American Railway Books with Photos of the red/white(silver) Santa Fe EMD F Units on freights.
Cheers Epo
. At home, I have American Railway Books with Photos of the red/white(silver) Santa Fe EMD F Units on freights.
Cheers Epo
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skidmark22
Retired MX Mis.Test Pilot
North to Alaska...
Oh, I'm sorry
Cheers Epo
Oh yes, yes it is, naturally they did do it, but not very often, only during times of power shortages and to save on deadheading, otherwise, the road forman of engines would have had heads rolling!
It wasn't a common practice, except in train sets!:wave: :wave: :wave:
