MLT and Streamlines

[TrainSimulations]

We're still very much alive as well. It's just were getting re-organized (re-energized).

Regards,
Jason@SLI

[Curious142]

They are not even close to being gone. As far as I know SLI is working on a few things and MLT too has a few things up their sleeves.

And it only costs 10-15 dollars to keep the site up each month. If they sell one route per month, thats more than enough money to cover that bill.

If you are at liberty to divulge the information, what is Streamlines working on for MSTS? It's been quite a while since they released the NS GP60's, which as far as I know, were the last MSTS product that they released. Just curious.

[hughes407]

I'm glad to hear this. MLT usually keeps their site updated with progress screenshots so this just concerned me.

Thanks for the update.

Don

[nat]

They are not even close to being gone. As far as I know SLI is working on a few things and MLT too has a few things up their sleeves.

And it only costs 10-15 dollars to keep the site up each month. If they sell one route per month, thats more than enough money to cover that bill.

[Vince]

Economics 101.

I haven't seen any activity on the websites of MLT or Streamlines for a few months but, searching the forum, I see no post concerning their demise. Are they just hibernating or have they gone the way of so many during this economy? Don

Hi Don,
Are you referring to the steady rise in the stock market since January 2008?

[frankoburns]

There is no "demise" when it comes to MLT....There are several projects in the works currently.

[hughes407]

I haven't seen any activity on the websites of MLT or Streamlines for a few months but, searching the forum, I see no post concerning their demise. Are they just hibernating or have they gone the way of so many during this economy?

Don