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    Quote Originally Posted by CSRX View Post
    Now that's what I'm talking about!
    Fantastic looking screen shots!

    That PCI line looks like a section along the Madawaska Sub between Millinocket and Oakfield.
    That's a rework of the LS&I that Jeff Mack did a while back. It's hardware intensive, but it is AWESOME!
    - Chris N.
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    Some more on various routes

    Sherman Hill



    Tennessee Pass



    Feather River



    Hook & Eye



    Scenic Sub



    Scenic Sub



    Scenic Sub



    Park Hill Junction
    - Chris N.
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    Park Hill Junction. I am so sorry I never got my hands on that. If I remember correctly, it was rather ahead of the curve at it's time. The author did some really cool stuff with that route.
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    It was a miserable and rainy spring day, but not having managed to get out all winter and hearing that the SAR was going to run a ballast train up the Turin Sub to Picture Butte, it made it a worthwhile endeavor to head out. I didn't realize that they'd leased a few GP40M's over the winter, and it looks like they put a pair on with an RMT and an SAR GP40-2. Seventy ballast hoppers made for a loud departure from Kipp as they crew tried to start the train, but once onto the branch, the four units made relatively light work of it.











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    Chris your always chock full of surprises and all your latest screens are no exception to that. But 1502 at Park Hill Junction, damn son that looks amazing!!!!
    Kevin Kelleher

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    Always love leased power doing the grunt work!
    Neil

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    Quote Originally Posted by qballbandit View Post
    Always love leased power doing the grunt work!
    I loved them more as lead units on regular freight trains, because it used to upset the railfans that red units weren't leading at VRS.. Personally, they were in a lot better condition than 95 percent of the VRS owned fleet...
    now I can't stand them as lead units, been too spoiled by the comfortable cabs of the SD70M-2 fleet. Heck, I'll even take a clapped out SD40-2 as a lead units now versus the leased GP38-2 or GP40-2 fleet. Haha.

    By the way, I should have these locomotives uploaded in the library by Wednesday. Thursday at the latest!
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    EMR Train 120 leaving Brownville Jct heading east.

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    Couple of shots on the Piedmont route. Change out the terrtex and add a little more depth to the scenery, and this route is a total winner. The guy did a great job!



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    Amazing what one can do when they're laid up, looks awesome Chris!
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