Steamshots USA..Lets See Some Steam Shots..
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deadpoolmx55
LETS GO PENS!
jjanmarine3
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NICE normhart ! and all the other shots.:Y:
Railfan722
New member
Hello,
Here are some shots from TRS2006 on a modified Horseshoe Curve route from the Download Station. I added the visitors center, more detailed track and scenery, animated people and a fence around the viewing area. In addition, I removed 1 out of the original 4 tracks and added a 1.75% gradient going westbound around the curve.
My train features two Colorado71 berkshire steam locomotives both the Nickel Plate Road #765 and Pere Marquette #1225 that are double heading west around Horseshoe Curve.
These jpg's are larger than average and I have been experiencing issues with photobucket and hope this screenshots show up on here with the links provided.
Here are some shots from TRS2006 on a modified Horseshoe Curve route from the Download Station. I added the visitors center, more detailed track and scenery, animated people and a fence around the viewing area. In addition, I removed 1 out of the original 4 tracks and added a 1.75% gradient going westbound around the curve.
My train features two Colorado71 berkshire steam locomotives both the Nickel Plate Road #765 and Pere Marquette #1225 that are double heading west around Horseshoe Curve.
These jpg's are larger than average and I have been experiencing issues with photobucket and hope this screenshots show up on here with the links provided.
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Railfan722
New member
It is great to see all the very nice looking screenshots and custom routes featured in this thread.
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Railfan722
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Yes, Bill Klene was commissioned to do that auxilary tender for me to go with both my N&W "J" and of course my Nickel Plate Road #765. He did a great job on it and it and I couldn't be happier with the end result.
Railfan722
New member
Here are several screen shots from Horseshoe Curve of the American Freedom Train with former Southern Pacific GS-4 #4449 on the head end going west. Although it was former READING Railway T1 #2101 that pulled the Freedom Train through this area I like the looks of the GS4 better in the Bicentennial colors.
