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The Railroad management office in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania had thought of a way of improving the appearance in the paint scheme of it's 4-8-4 Steam Power which was inspired by Southern Railroads such as the Southern, Tennessee and Eastern and the Western Maryland which resulted this oil fired sub class receiving this treatment and the railroad has once again upgraded their tracks for giant steam engines like the 8226 which burns oil.
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hi norm. Im a fan of your work.
Fun fact...the buses in the 5th picture are romanian ROCAR( were did you find them?
), used in Bucharest ( RATB logo ) until the 2009-2010 when they were replaced by Mercedes Citaro buses.
PS: forgive any mistakes i made, english is my second language.
Fun fact...the buses in the 5th picture are romanian ROCAR( were did you find them?
), used in Bucharest ( RATB logo ) until the 2009-2010 when they were replaced by Mercedes Citaro buses. PS: forgive any mistakes i made, english is my second language.
hi norm. Im a fan of your work.
Fun fact...the buses in the 5th picture are romanian ROCAR( were did you find them?
PS: forgive any mistakes i made, english is my second language.
<kuid:59940:3048> Autobuz Rocar by razvan100 on the DLS
They are built into the Fall Harvest Nebraska Route.
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shebashetan7
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Have you figured out what whistle sound you'll put on the freight Northern?
LOL, MORE! (by request) lol
Added more supplies and heavy (ground) equipment.
(There is a video by UP that says that their rail replacement train extends for 6 miles, I must be approaching that by now. :hehe: )
@btvfd oh yes, I've been collecting them for seven years now. Your contributions makes up a substantial portion of this scene. You, Davesnow, and rgcx make most of this collection except for the specialized equipment.
Edit; Almost forgot the mandatory safety training. :hehe:
Edit; Well it took 2.5 hours but...
I was able to import the session into TRS19. I did have to download an updated JR EOT library but otherwise it all showed up without error. I have not gone through the collection one by one to see if there are any visual problems yet.
Added more supplies and heavy (ground) equipment.
(There is a video by UP that says that their rail replacement train extends for 6 miles, I must be approaching that by now. :hehe: )
@btvfd oh yes, I've been collecting them for seven years now. Your contributions makes up a substantial portion of this scene. You, Davesnow, and rgcx make most of this collection except for the specialized equipment.
Edit; Almost forgot the mandatory safety training. :hehe:
Edit; Well it took 2.5 hours but...
I was able to import the session into TRS19. I did have to download an updated JR EOT library but otherwise it all showed up without error. I have not gone through the collection one by one to see if there are any visual problems yet.
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shebashetan7
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On the Water Level Route.
shebashetan7
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You can still have fun even in TRS2006.
jacksonbarno
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Trainmaster189
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Some busy freight yard action on my personally modified version of Roon3808's NS Reading Line. I do have some other freeware NS routes, but I will be using this route until a better, more prototypical NS route like JR's NS Pittsburgh Sub gets released.
This however might end up on a YouTube video once I get the session (a local freight one) it was taken from finished.
This however might end up on a YouTube video once I get the session (a local freight one) it was taken from finished.
Wow... just... wow! That looks so great!
Is that a personal project or is that route available somewhere?
If not, could you tell me if those snowy bushes are available on the DLS (and if they are seasonal)?
