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danny3 wrote:

styckx wrote:A common mistake of thinking is that the U.S. has the NEC and 5,000 `boring' freight routes and nothing else.

We have all sorts of lines.

DMU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DByGZF3Q ... re=related

A very small section of that is in the NEC though, assuming that is the river line from Trenton?, although not that much to be useful though!

Actually it never joins the NEC at all. Part of its track just parallels (elevated above it) the NEC for about 30ft on the Trenton approach.

You can see it here in the beginning as the NEC passes on the left. Don't mind the filmmakers boring commentary. (not me)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoh6K8uLXvU

NeutronIC wrote:jan38: Have you seen http://www.dutchrail.eu ?

Video of a dutch level crossing prototype in railworks:

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I think fopix3d does dutch stuff too : http://fopix3d.blogspot.com/

I'm sure I remember seeing a screenshot of a double decker NS train in RailWorks too, but blowed if i can find it now!

So while dutch users are perhaps not the best supported in RailWorks, looks like there's a few people putting stuff out there so it will grow with time.

Matt.

Nice touch, Matt. I'll put you in for a biscuit, when the time comes. That dutch site: "Ik ben een Nederlander"

A few good links here too: http://www.railserve.com/Computers/Rail_Simulator/

stephenholmes wrote:Hello Brian
Being as we've already had two days of Rain
I'll refrain from singing "Casey Jones"
Kind regards Stephen

No need, here you go

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ig3GcDBjQN4

styckx wrote:

danny3 wrote:

styckx wrote:A common mistake of thinking is that the U.S. has the NEC and 5,000 `boring' freight routes and nothing else.

We have all sorts of lines.

DMU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DByGZF3Q ... re=related

A very small section of that is in the NEC though, assuming that is the river line from Trenton?, although not that much to be useful though!

Actually it never joins the NEC at all. Part of its track just parallels (elevated above it) the NEC for about 30ft on the Trenton approach.

You can see it here in the beginning as the NEC passes on the left. Don't mind the filmmakers boring commentary. (not me)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoh6K8uLXvU

I meant in the Railworks NEC Route rather than on the actual NEC itself

I like the US trains, got the challenger and bigboy, I'd like to see some of the classic old "Wild West" locos with the fat smoke stacks and cow catchers, maybe with a few arrows sticking out of the wagons
The only thing I don't like about the Horse Shoe is the 15mph limits, I know it's realistic but I just want to open the throttle.

briyeo1950 wrote:My Google search just paid off, found a very nice website.

http://www.railarchive.net/index.html

Must start nagging RSC for one of these

An iconic set if ever I saw one

If they did that, they could build out into the desert and do LA to LV back in the day when LV still had a railway station

On my wall next to my desk I have a calendar that we bought at the Sacramento RR museum last year entitled "Those Remarkable Trains". October has one of these magnificent beasties as the focus:


Rik.

Paint that one black and it'd look like Darth Vader.

Hey, that's my video! I shot it in 2005, I think. My first experience of seeing American trains driving down the street, which is not that unusual over here. I love the sound of those US horns and hear them all day long where I live, which is not far from Jack London Square.

Kevin

chrisiveson wrote:If you like making lots of noise

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPhQiRlH ... re=related

Chris.

Kromaatikse wrote:Paint that one black and it'd look like Darth Vader.

Your journey to the dark side will be complete.

Wikkus wrote:

briyeo1950 wrote:My Google search just paid off, found a very nice website.

http://www.railarchive.net/index.html

Must start nagging RSC for one of these

An iconic set if ever I saw one

If they did that, they could build out into the desert and do LA to LV back in the day when LV still had a railway station

On my wall next to my desk I have a calendar that we bought at the Sacramento RR museum last year entitled "Those Remarkable Trains". October has one of these magnificent beasties as the focus:


Rik.

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