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LAST EDITED ON Apr-24-03 AT 03:29 AM (EDT)
Black/white, flipp-flopped, cut n' paste and even put in a pic of youself. Alter them as much as you want (non alterd pics are allowed too). Here's mine
/JonatanSteam rules!
(My E-mail is currently down so contact me via a private message, thankyou.)
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Could this include pics from upgraded versions of default routes, like Northeast Corridor v4.0 or Marias Pass v3.1?Jonathan Nikiforovs.
Milepost 180, CP Belleville Sub.
Repainter for Yonder Locomotive Works.
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Well, yes ofcourse! Post away!/Jonatan
Steam rules!
(My E-mail is currently down so contact me via a private message, thankyou.)
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Some of you Swiss Railway buffs might know that the RhB was originally planning on extending the Endagin Star line to Landeck, in Austria.Well, in my world, the RhB just took over the whole darned system!Here's an RhB train at St. Anton.
NOTE: Deleted orginal screenshot, but luckily, I am using it as my desktop now, so here's my desktop.
-Matt, future Cirque Du Soleil singer-Crime: It's my anti drug -Creating Pac-Man comics for the humorless people out there
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