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Retro00064
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Nice shots indeed. 
I like narrow gauge also, and have my own little personal work-in-progress fictional "D&RGW"-styled 3-foot narrow gauge route with a huge (well, it will be huge 
) logging railway branch.
Regards.
I like narrow gauge also, and have my own little personal work-in-progress fictional "D&RGW"-styled 3-foot narrow gauge route with a huge (well, it will be huge ) logging railway branch. Regards.
The point that you are missing is this. This is the screenshots section of the forum. It's not a chat room...nor is it a place to text message comments that seem to be motivated by a desire to be intentionally annoying. He keeps saying that "some good ones are coming." Okay...then where are they? Here's mine...do you UP4071, 817Taylor, or Retro...have some? If so, let's see them...if not...take it to another part of the forum.
Cheers,
Fred
Cheers,
Fred
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Gary_Evans
Still plays with Trainz
While I was working on the train yard for my Corning, Iowa session I came across these cattlemen discussing the current price of beef at the Omaha stock yards.
:hehe:
:hehe:
That's a start.. how about some textures and something else other then a road a crossbuck?
What do you need a phone for?
What do you need a phone for?
Tomahawk368
Some dude you don't know
The local gets going
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I think that has to do with the fact that you have to pay for all of those material models. It is much easier to bug people for that which you don't have to pay for.
Fred, from what I understand, you completely mis-understood my post. It was merely a feudal attempt to keep the peace.
But... you are completely correct. This is a screenshots thread, so I will share a screenshot. Just know, Taylor, Retro and I are not the only ones guilty of posting without screenshots.
I think that has to do with the fact that you have to pay for all of those material models. It is much easier to bug people for that which you don't have to pay for.
Fred, from what I understand, you completely mis-understood my post. It was merely a feudal attempt to keep the peace.
But... you are completely correct. This is a screenshots thread, so I will share a screenshot. Just know, Taylor, Retro and I are not the only ones guilty of posting without screenshots.
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Yes...some people, including myself, don't always post screenshots with their comments. With some, however, it appears to be chronic...i.e. they rarely post screenshots, just comments to stir things up. 817Taylor is a major contributor to this nonsense. There is really no rational defense for that.
Cheers,
Fred
P.S. Laying some track on some bare baseboards, a road, a crossing sign, and a consist...taking a screenshot and saying...here it is...is disengeneous at best.
Cheers,
Fred
Cheers,
Fred
P.S. Laying some track on some bare baseboards, a road, a crossing sign, and a consist...taking a screenshot and saying...here it is...is disengeneous at best.
Cheers,
Fred
MuttsMooch
New member
Somebody give this kid a tampon! STAT!
Until then, I dong give a damn, either.
Until then, I dong give a damn, either.
brickbuilder711
yard yobs
Train T080 through Plant City, Valrico, and Tampa, FL
First image can be clicked to get to my video!
First image can be clicked to get to my video!
Thorinoakin
Colonel Klink
Had some fun today in my Cali. Route.
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Amtrakid17
Route maker in the works
Brickbuilder will you ever be releasing those signals in the pictures you posted?
socalwb909
Photo Creator
-A test route I have been working on for various reasons:
-Joe
-Joe
Eric Brooman Would Be Proud
After some careful thought, i finally purchased my first ever payware engines. And i must say, Nobody does them like JR. Couldn't resist taking them up against the grades of St. Paul Pass in TS2010, and this was the result:
Yes, I know there the stock coal cars, but whatever. They look good behind these beauties. There was a pair of SD60Ms pushing on the rear in DPU mode as well.
^this one was the fun train to run. 7500 tons of freight, all fighting uphill with two SD45 helpers cut into the center and a pair of SD50s shoving with all their might on the rear. what a trip!
and a trio of Rock Island Geeps (the third one isn't payware) on Lookout Pass
After some careful thought, i finally purchased my first ever payware engines. And i must say, Nobody does them like JR. Couldn't resist taking them up against the grades of St. Paul Pass in TS2010, and this was the result:
Yes, I know there the stock coal cars, but whatever. They look good behind these beauties. There was a pair of SD60Ms pushing on the rear in DPU mode as well.
^this one was the fun train to run. 7500 tons of freight, all fighting uphill with two SD45 helpers cut into the center and a pair of SD50s shoving with all their might on the rear. what a trip!
and a trio of Rock Island Geeps (the third one isn't payware) on Lookout Pass
After some careful thought, i finally purchased my first ever payware engines. And i must say, Nobody does them like JR. Couldn't resist taking them up against the grades of St. Paul Pass in TS2010, and this was the result:
Yes, I know there the stock coal cars, but whatever. They look good behind these beauties. There was a pair of SD60Ms pushing on the rear in DPU mode as well.
Anyone noticing he bought SD70ace's?