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Hey ya'll...i kinda disapeared after i had some unfortunate things happen in my life...and well though not completely over everything..i would like to know has anything "worth while" been posted..anything on the grand scale that the big boy was..or am i just so outta date that there is no hope....lol
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Welcome Back.
I suppose some of the nicer things that have been posted;
1. Microsoft has posted an update to MSTS on their official website. Supposed to allow you to upgrade to version 1.2. The upgrade includes a very nice SD40-2 with new cabview, credit to TrainArtisan, as well as several nice US freight cars. Also includes a nice British class 50 diesel with a rake of passenger cars.
2. Fozzybear released a very nice Rio Grande K-36 Mikado steam engine, narrow gage prototype but built to run on MSTS standard track. It inspired a whole batch of people to start creating narrow gage rolling stock.
3. I was impressed by a Chinese QJ class 2-10-2 which was released recently. Nobody has yet figured out a name to credit for the nice work.
4. Svante has rejoined the community and released a large group of intermodal equipment. I'm glad to see him return, and see his work available again.
Dan
Dan
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