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Member since Oct-14-02 · 18 posts

Just curious of what you think of this?I took some unused track in surveyor, placed some appropriate scenery objects around the track, and placed some trackmarks.Then went into Driver and placed Magicland's Pennsy Sleeper on the track.Behold, a roadside attraction, store, restaurant, etc.The only pain is, having to place the coach whenever I start driver, so if certain trains for Trainz could be released as Rolling Stock as well as scenery, we would have it made.

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RE: Rolling Stock As Scenery

lol, that looks really cool, I'd like to see a scene like that uploaded.Greg
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