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shebashetan7
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Happy Birthday Conrail! 4/1/1976
Thanks DARTrider. I kept hoping Tume would release his version from Othello to Kittitas, but he has been busy in Montana. Don't yet know if I will pony up the $19 although I would really like to have this, but wave as you pass Doris. That was where my family lived when I was born. We were in the farthest house from the substation, and my dad was one of the substation operators!
blueodessey
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Fantastic Pics here as always,
Saw the ole SP Oilcan Train, use to watch these go up the grade to Sacramento sometimes when I was on Road Trips.
Pure raw power at it's best.
Saw the ole SP Oilcan Train, use to watch these go up the grade to Sacramento sometimes when I was on Road Trips.
Pure raw power at it's best.
Yes, JR has made the "TankTrain" tank cars. You can find them here: https://jointedrail.com/product/gatx-tank-train-early/
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Firefighterdan
343 NEVER FORGET
I actually saw a real-life Video of the same thing with new Sounder Cars in transport recently and wondered why also. Perhaps to reduce damage to other cars should one derail.?
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deadpoolmx55
LETS GO PENS!
Beautiful screenshots, everyone!
Here are some screenshots I took of my fictional railroad, the Maryland Grafton and Appalachia Railroad. These ones in particular show MGAR intermodal train IM-BWGT01 being assembled/combined, and departing at Brunswrooke Yard in the fictional town of Brunswrooke, Maryland.
Here, three SD40-2s take the first segment of the train and pull it forward:
http://images.n3vgames.com/trainzportal/mytrainz/733438/screenshots/399907/1000/MGAR-IM-BWGT01.jpg
http://images.n3vgames.com/trainzportal/mytrainz/733438/screenshots/399908/1000/MGAR-IM-BWGT01.jpg
Next, the current consist is backed up and combined with the mid-train helpers (two more SD40-2s) and the second segment of the train:
http://images.n3vgames.com/trainzportal/mytrainz/733438/screenshots/399909/1000/MGAR-IM-BWGT01.jpg
With the train now assembled, MGAR IM-BWGT01 now departs the yard and begins its journey up the arduous grades of the Allegheny Mountains:
http://images.n3vgames.com/trainzportal/mytrainz/733438/screenshots/399910/1000/MGAR-IM-BWGT01.jpg
http://images.n3vgames.com/trainzportal/mytrainz/733438/screenshots/399911/1000/MGAR-IM-BWGT01.jpg
http://images.n3vgames.com/trainzportal/mytrainz/733438/screenshots/399912/1000/MGAR-IM-BWGT01.jpg
Sorry if the images aren't displayed right. I uploaded them to the Trainz gallery as usual, but I didn't see the tool to paste the link of the image anymore.
Thanks for viewing!
- Sean D.
Here are some screenshots I took of my fictional railroad, the Maryland Grafton and Appalachia Railroad. These ones in particular show MGAR intermodal train IM-BWGT01 being assembled/combined, and departing at Brunswrooke Yard in the fictional town of Brunswrooke, Maryland.
Here, three SD40-2s take the first segment of the train and pull it forward:
http://images.n3vgames.com/trainzportal/mytrainz/733438/screenshots/399907/1000/MGAR-IM-BWGT01.jpg
http://images.n3vgames.com/trainzportal/mytrainz/733438/screenshots/399908/1000/MGAR-IM-BWGT01.jpg
Next, the current consist is backed up and combined with the mid-train helpers (two more SD40-2s) and the second segment of the train:
http://images.n3vgames.com/trainzportal/mytrainz/733438/screenshots/399909/1000/MGAR-IM-BWGT01.jpg
With the train now assembled, MGAR IM-BWGT01 now departs the yard and begins its journey up the arduous grades of the Allegheny Mountains:
http://images.n3vgames.com/trainzportal/mytrainz/733438/screenshots/399910/1000/MGAR-IM-BWGT01.jpg
http://images.n3vgames.com/trainzportal/mytrainz/733438/screenshots/399911/1000/MGAR-IM-BWGT01.jpg
http://images.n3vgames.com/trainzportal/mytrainz/733438/screenshots/399912/1000/MGAR-IM-BWGT01.jpg
Sorry if the images aren't displayed right. I uploaded them to the Trainz gallery as usual, but I didn't see the tool to paste the link of the image anymore.
Thanks for viewing!
- Sean D.
Hi Chdias, nice looking shots! The icon to use pasting the links is the one that looks like a picture. So left to right you have the earth with a chain for regular links, then the earth with a red X, then the one that looks like a picture, with black pixels at each of the four corners.
