Atomic Systems

For those that are interested in spending some of their hard earned cash, the STEAM Halloween sale is now running.

TS2020 is here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2401 ... ator_2020/
TSW is here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5300 ... orld_2020/

(Links may not work due to the amount of traffic accessing the STEAM server).

Not as impressive as last years IMO.

Not much different to the DTG Sale which finished yesterday

And you have until 1st November to make a purchase

Could not decide on Netherfield Nottingham route as there does not seem to be any scenarios in the file library

There are a lot of scenarios for Netherfield to be found on the Workshop:

https://steamcommunity.com/workshop/bro ... recent&p=2

emrhd01 wrote:There are a lot of scenarios for Netherfield to be found on the Workshop:

https://steamcommunity.com/workshop/bro ... recent&p=2

A number of which are not for Netherfield but use the locos from it.

I will have a think about it

I love it, I love the atmosphere, coal dust, fog, lighting, I can smell the coal. Wonderful. It comes with 11 scenarios 3 of which are platform watching ones
John

749006 wrote:I will have a think about it

It's only £7.50, Peter, built by HertsBob, if you had his Community Project route from several years ago, this is a massive extension, obviously I'm hugely biased being a local, he's mainly used the old Kuju assets but the route is excellently constructed with lots of shunting and coal trains to run, and even though it was built for the years 1948-1965, I've cloned it and made another version for all my 1960/70 BR Blue locos, it depends on whether you like Steam locomotives and Coal dust, or, not!!!

Cheerz. Steve.

TransportSteve wrote:

749006 wrote:I will have a think about it

It's only £7.50, Peter, built by HertsBob, if you had his Community Project route from several years ago, this is a massive extension, obviously I'm hugely biased being a local, he's mainly used the old Kuju assets but the route is excellently constructed with lots of shunting and coal trains to run, and even though it was built for the years 1948-1965, I've cloned it and made another version for all my 1960/70 BR Blue locos, it depends on whether you like Steam locomotives and Coal dust, or, not!!!

Cheerz. Steve.

Thanks Steve,
I think I will get it and do the same as I'm no good with kettles.

Peter