USA Pics (electric)
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Natural?
Heh. Not particularly natural, or prototypical. The ITSy is sort of slapped together for enjoyable operation and photo ops, basically three modules (small town, big town, small city = dogbone, loop, return loop) connected by an improbably two-track mainline with a wildly unlikely three-way distributer in the middle based on the NYW&B's prototype four-track distributer. In fact, a lot of the signal architecture is New Haven... I figure since most of these people never get east of Cincinnati they probably think semaphore signals are all *naturally* left-handed.
Have to write it up for "design your own railroad" sometime.
It's good to see your rolling stock in their natural environment.
Heh. Not particularly natural, or prototypical. The ITSy is sort of slapped together for enjoyable operation and photo ops, basically three modules (small town, big town, small city = dogbone, loop, return loop) connected by an improbably two-track mainline with a wildly unlikely three-way distributer in the middle based on the NYW&B's prototype four-track distributer. In fact, a lot of the signal architecture is New Haven... I figure since most of these people never get east of Cincinnati they probably think semaphore signals are all *naturally* left-handed.Have to write it up for "design your own railroad" sometime.
Have to write it up for "design your own railroad" sometime.
What I meant was TS2009
Trizzy2609
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My lord have the Interurban floodgates have opened. All I have to say is finally! Not going to lie though, I'm more partial to the Philadelphia & Western Brill Bullets and the SEPTA ABB N5 cars who replaced them. I live near it and boy do I love it.
slenderman8888
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an early morning in 2002 an acela regional shoots across the bridge at 120 MPH with an HHP-8 for power
Railwoodman
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slenderman8888
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Thank you PWeiser
@normhart - Goodness, those look better in more recent Trainz versions! :udrool:
Thanks for testing. IRL one motor could pull up to three trailers, hadn't tried multiple trailers but glad it works. Some of your shots also look more like "beach" environment than anything I've got ready to hand.
Thanks for testing. IRL one motor could pull up to three trailers, hadn't tried multiple trailers but glad it works. Some of your shots also look more like "beach" environment than anything I've got ready to hand.
Railwoodman
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