SouthwestinAZ1
BNSF Peavine Foamer
You da real MVP will look good in my passenger servicing yard, thanks ^.^
USA Pics
- Thread starter Dermmy
- Start date
That awkward moment when you assume everyone who likes US Railroads are from the US.. But yes, happy start of war day.
Jamie
well, if we wanna get technical, the war had been underway for over a year by the time of the ratification of the Declaration. Fun fact. Great shots everyone
Jimbiglion
261 Train Crew
I don't think they are big boys but fef or four-eight-four
Hint up 4-8-4 are 800 class big boys are 4000 class
Hint up 4-8-4 are 800 class big boys are 4000 class
IvanSokolov
New member
Mountain County Railroad's train "The mountaineer" idling ,as it enters one of many tunnels on his path.
jacksonbarno
Alco Spoken Here
Looking eastward (by the timetable) from the shore of West Spangler, we can see the BS&A's Afton River bridge, as well as downtown Spangler, the riverfront, and Spangler's industrial district.
jacksonbarno
Alco Spoken Here
Thanks! I'm using mostly Aashoto roads plus a few other roads that I found here and there. If you want I can try and put a list together. The shots of the BS&M are part of a larger route, I'm just working on a smaller location of it.
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That's a lovely area there. I spent some time in the park near the bridge, and a trail led to the tracks; I took some interesting pictures of that bridge as well as the piers nearby.
Thanks for the screenshots!
Im Back... got everything setup back up on my new pc .. starting to work on the route i never got around to finshing. the route is actually an old file i downloaded from dermmys site figured i'd make a lil something out of it
testing the atls crossings .. making sure its right
looks good enough for government
(Edit) "Strange its not showing TS2012 beside TS2010"
testing the atls crossings .. making sure its right
looks good enough for government
(Edit) "Strange its not showing TS2012 beside TS2010"
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chickenlover
Member
Stock standard T:ANE Post-Processing filters were too little.
