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Hi folks,A couple of screenshots from one of the new activities..and what was originally to be an easy activity turned out to be something completely different..anyhow..
Btw, the first shipment of the Espee over Tehachapi Pass went out early this morning..enjoy, and keep'em on the high irons Best regards,
Brad Brownwww.3DTrainStuff.com
Check out our Cajon Pass & TP2 Routes
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LAST EDITED ON Sep-27-03 AT 03:43 PM (EDT)
RE: "and what was originally to be an easy activity turned out to be something completely different..anyhow.."Hehe, I know where your coming from on that one brad......If i had a dollar for every "simple" or "Quick and easy" activity (or any other project for that matter) that ended up turning into a monster because I couldnt let "well enough" alone,..... I'd be on a carribean cruise right now...LOL PS-are gondolas behind that power lashup?.......should've posted a closer look at those (hint) Bill(BTW, I have a new tele #)...email me if ya need it.bbzak@msn.com
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Looking forward to ordering this in a few weeks Brad. Keep up the great work over there at 3DTS world headquarters.Chris Bogley
chrisb@tailsnrails.com
Syracuse New York
www.tailsnrails.com
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LAST EDITED ON Sep-27-03 AT 10:20 PM (EDT)
Actually, the SP did run coal trains over TP and Cajon. They were from mines on the D&RGW and were for export from the Port of Long Beach. I did this activity a while ago for Cajon, updated it a week so ago, and it has been available in my forum at 3Dtrains since Marc gave me space. The Cajon activity was available here till I moved my activity files to 3Dtrains. The TP2 one was added at the time of the update.Kevin Arceneaux
DEFAULT IS FOR DUMMIES
Cry havoc and Let slip the dogs of war.
Lone Wolf Activities Forum and Activity Packs are on www.3DTrains.com
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This one is actually going the other way, towards the bay area for some odd reason
Best regards,
Brad Brownwww.3DTrainStuff.com
Check out our Cajon Pass & TP2 Routes
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SP got lost again? Kevin Arceneaux
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Cry havoc and Let slip the dogs of war.
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