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Every loco, damn near, I have d\l'd requires copying the SAD example of a loco cab of the gp38-2 or the ill-detailed copy of the dash-9. If folks are gonna create a loco, create the corresponding cab that naturally goes with it! I couldnt beleive the OR&W RS3 switcher had a gp38 cab!!! Ridiculous!! If I could do it, I would create a unique cab for each individual loco. Laziness overwhelming quality craftsmanship? Zac-WC-OH
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Cab developement is considerably hard than an engine. Its is not laziness but the process for creating a cab is completely different.Kevin Arceneaux
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>Ridiculous!! If I could do it, I would create a unique cab for each
>individual loco. If you can't do it, why do you expect anybody else to do it for you?Don't make those kinds of complaints about what you get for free!!! Or do you want the supply of different locomotives to dry up??Get a grip, if you can do it, show us how it can be done better. If not shut up and learn.David Beach.Palouse & Lewiston
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Well put men.Well put.
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