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scottb613
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 Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2019 7:24 pm Post subject: L&N Alco's on the Cumberland |
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Hi Folks,
Just BLW’s RS3’s hard at work on the Cumberland...
Regards,
Scott
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uli
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Location: Berlin, Germany
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Absolutely stunning - the train and the environment look so real!  |
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scottb613
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| Posted: Fri Jan 25, 2019 2:59 pm Post subject: L&N Alco's on the Cumberland |
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Hi Uli,
Thanks so much - but I totally messed up the post with duplicates and no titles... Took me forever to get back in this post without a title - LOL...
My apologies...
Appreciate the comment...
Regards,
Scott |
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rfranzosa
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Location: Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
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scottb613
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Hi Rick,
Knowing your professional eye - that means a great deal as well...
I've spent years - on and off - upgrading Rich's Cumberland - it's a fun little coal hauler - it keeps drawing me back in - and at around 25 miles end to end - it's manageable... Unlike most of his other work for MSTS/ORTS - this one is based on a real railroad... Wish he would have added the additional 25 miles that was part of his original plan - before DTG sucked him in...
While I'm a steam guy - I have a soft spot for the old Alco's...
Thanks...
Regards,
Scott |
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woodfyr
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Location: Midcoast Maine
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Scott,
Most Impressive. Just rediscovered the Cumberland. It was one of my first payware purchases. Always loved it, except for the grass and the whistle post distance form grade crossings.
Now that you got me started in TSRE, I'm hooked. Feeling comfortable enough to make some changes and additions.
What grass/grasses did you use here ? Love it
Best Regards,
Russ G
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