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BluearrowTs has graciously donated a copy of Severn Valley Railway to be among the choices of routes for the 1st Place winner in the Screen Shot Contest 2003! Below is the complete list of routes the 1st Place winner may choose from:Cal-P * - Sacramento Locomotive Works Canton - All Aboard! Interstate Railroad * - 3DTrains North Arkansas * - V Scale Creations Surfliner v1.0 * - Facing Point Media
Severn Valley Railway - BluearrowTsWoohoo - Quite a nice list, eh? To make viewing the entries submitted thus far, be sure to visit the screen shot page at 3DTrains:http://www.3dtrains.com/screens/contest2003.shtmlIf you haven't already done so, be sure to submit your 640 x 480 screen shot to the Screen Shot Contest 2003! thread here at train-sim.com. Contest ends December 15th at midnight, PST. Have fun, and good luck! Cheers! Marc* Rain checks will be provided for those who select routes still in development.
No, I want it, I want it! Not likely for me though, should've drove a few more trains...MTA Going your way for 100 years. 1904-2004 My most favorite quote I hear on the subway? "Ladies and gentlemen, we are being held by the train's dispatcher. Please be patient."
Obviously not, do you see a link for download? The description on the Sacromento Locomotive Works' Route Projects page says, "Currently we are working on bringing..."MTA Going your way for 100 years. 1904-2004 My most favorite quote I hear on the subway? "Ladies and gentlemen, we are being held by the train's dispatcher. Please be patient."
Track is 95%, and finishing up the terrain textures. Some roads and a few structures are in place, but that's about it. I'll upload some newer pics shortly. In the meantime, here's an old one out of Big Stone Gap:Edit: Now I understand the question. Interstate RR was based and opertaed out of Andover, VA. The IRR connected to the L&N and Southern in Appalachia, N&W in Norton, and the Clinchfield at Miller Yard. The mainline was 27-miles, but if you included branches, the total length was over 200. Main power during the diesel years was Alco RS-3's, replaced by worn-out F-Units when the Southern took over operations in 1960. Cheers! Marc - 3DTrains http://www.3dtrains.comPro Series SuperPacks
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Edit: Now I understand the question. Interstate RR was based and opertaed out of Andover, VA. The IRR connected to the L&N and Southern in Appalachia, N&W in Norton, and the Clinchfield at Miller Yard. The mainline was 27-miles, but if you included branches, the total length was over 200. Main power during the diesel years was Alco RS-3's, replaced by worn-out F-Units when the Southern took over operations in 1960. Cheers!