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Member since Apr-8-03 · 10 posts

Wayne, Tim, Reg,Thank you for your responses. Unfortunately I am not into making 3D models or building routes, so I am dependent on what is uploaded onto Trainsim, and I am very grateful for all the marvellous files which are there.I have downloaded tram systems from straba and elsewhere, namely Linie 27 (Berlin), Modern City tramway, No 1 Tramway, Mountain City Tramway, Linie 17 (Koln), Tower City Tramway, Atlantic Coast Railway and Blackpool Tramway. I have used PCC's, NGT8D trams (MCT and others), B80 trams and Blackpool trams. They are all fine in their own way, but I have been bitten with the interurabn bug, using the Mesaba Electric route and the STS Brill cars.I appreciate that route building can be a long process and it will be a time before more interurban routes appear. I wonder if any of the rolling-stock already completed could be uploaded meanwhile. I have seen several LPS cars on the LPS web-site which are not yet on trainsim. Could they be offered ? I have run LPS no 2 on the MSTS default NEC route, which has whetted my appetite for more.Keep up the good work and I shall wait patiently for more goodies.Eric in UK

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