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Please someone, update me on the MBTA orange line (supposedly designed by Ccyko) and an MBTA Blue train WIP?As of the Orange Line, can I get a list of stations that are in this route? Also, does this train go underground like the real ones in Boston?The boy who bathes in mud and eats pie.
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Are you sure it's for the MBTA if it's designed by Ccyko, they normally do the CTA routes which I think they have orange, blue, and green like the MBTA.AEM7AC 920
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You're right, the route you're referring to is the Chicago Elevated, modeled after Chicago Rapid Transit, not Boston. I'm also currently dabbling with a few others in some New York stuff.-Chris
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*Siiiiiiiiiiighhhhhhhhs***All this time I was thinking it was the Massachuessets Bay Transit. I used to ride those trains everyday. I'm not familiar with Chicago. >:|Anywho, this route looks exciting. I just might get start on the MBTA trainsets (Orange and Blue). Theres a terribly horrible fake MBTA orange train floating around in the library files.The boy who bathes in mud and eats pie.
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