question about trains?

[douggoud14]

hey, does anyone know where i can download "Ese From Train Artisan"?, now i know i go to trainartisan.com and all, but i dont know where to find the ESE on the site, because on Obo's train catolague i found the southern pacific daylight steam train (the orange and redish train, lol) and i cant seem to get it to work, mostly because i dont have the ESE thing, but i cant get the Union Pacific challenger train to work either, or any other downloaded train for that matter, any help will be much appreciated

[sp762]

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Mike

[douggoud14]

yeah, sorry about that, i noticed the thing after the 2nd post and i'm like, aww crud, lol, i tryed to delete it, but i couldnt, again, sorry about that

[BobLatimer]

I think the only way to get TA's ESE these days is to buy the American Classics pack which is available at Just Trains.

If you're having trouble getting any downloads to work, check out the Help button on the front page of the UKTS site and the very useful tutorials over at http://steam4me.railpage.org.au/trainsim/

[streamline]

Hallo!
You can download the Light Mountain Set from the free section of http://www.trainartisan.com/ The cab of these engines is the same as the ESE's. You'll just have to change the name of the cabview file in the eng file of your engine. (or rename the cvf file)

Keep on steamin'!
Dietmar

[douggoud14]

hey thanks guys, i appreciate the help, i'll let you know if it works or not