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Submit your best BNSF, CSX, NS, CP,CN or UP real life photo, and win a free add-on from Maple Leaf or 3DTS. Niether of these two companies is involved with this contest, so please direct any questions to me. Contest colses Jan 20, 2003. More info is at my site, at http://groups.msn.com/tehachapiThanks and good luck.ChrisFestival of Trains, NRHS 2003 Convention, June 2003, Baltimore Md. www.borail.orgwww.nrhs.com
RE: Photo Contest at my website. Win a free add-on!
Chris,Have you read the EULA document on Cajon Pass? I must assume (I shouldn't do that) that you are going to supply a purchased copy to the winner. If you haven't, read the EULA.rtf document in the Cajon route folder to make sure all legal criteria is met and understood. Just in case.Also, just to make a point. Having a contest for BNSF/UP photo's is OK, however, what about the folks that aren't near any of these lines? When I was back east last year on a visit, I train watched all the time. Never saw a UP or BNSF...anything. I did see CSX and Norfolk Southern and some CN stuff. How about a contest for the best photo of "anything" from anywhere? That way...all can "play". Just a thought. Have fun!Kip 3DTS
RE: Photo Contest at my website. Win a free add-on!
Regarding the prize, yes, the winner will recieve a new copy of a add-on, not a used copy. Regarding the other suggestion, I will make the contest open to all the major lines. Thanks Kip.ChrisFestival of Trains, NRHS 2003 Convention, June 2003, Baltimore Md. www.borail.orgwww.nrhs.com
