What do you drive?
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What do you drive?
What do you prefer to drive? A 66 with a long line of steel-carrying trucks behind? Or are you more inclined to drive a HST?
Personally I prefer passengers workings. Saying that, I've been known to drive a 66 a few times...
Personally I prefer passengers workings. Saying that, I've been known to drive a 66 a few times...
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Stoppers bore me to death. I prefer express services, which is probably why I set up a new activity last night on Modern England stopping only at Cardiff, Manchester, Oxford, Reading and Kings Cross. Still, it's a bloody long way from Manchester to Oxford with no other stops in between!
I've still to try the TGV out in MSTS. The real life TGV is brilliant!
I've still to try the TGV out in MSTS. The real life TGV is brilliant!
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noise dude!
Trip freight work is my fav. especially a big load, change loco for a class 17 with hst sounds and get thrashing!
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Passenger for me, either stopping or express services. 
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