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SRV Ron - 16' Fence vs 10' Fence

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Mark_BlumCharter Member · 251 posts

In a recent post I was thanking calr and SRV Ron for their contributions to the library, which I used to create a prison. Ron created a 16' high fence to replace the 10' fence I used. Here's the link to pictures of the 10' fence, followed by new pictures of the 16' fence. Bigger is better Link to 10 foot fence screenshots--> http://www.train-sim.com/dcforum/DCForumID15/2059.htmlMark
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The NE Georgia/SC Route

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RE: SRV Ron - 16' Fence vs 10' Fence

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Quite Impressive!

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