Taken on the Don Karch's "Rollins Pass"Frank MusickMoving America into the 19th Century!
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Denver 1933
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RE: Denver 1933
NICE when is this going to be out?
We need more Southern Ry and N&W stuff on train-sim,.
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RE: Denver 1933
LAST EDITED ON Nov-19-04 AT 12:30 PM (EST)
I don't know exactly.A) Supposedly, I need a license from UP to use their name and logo. I applied for one but I think I screwed it up.
B) It could be released right now as is, but folks around here get mighty fiesty about the level of detail.
C) My interest in railroads in general is lagging slightly of late.Frank MusickMoving America into the 19th Century!
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RE: Denver 1933
Very nice Frank, I hope you complete it.
I would like to see it in the library some day.Have a sparkling day,
Bob
O/O, CEO, CFO, COO, CC&BW
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RE: Denver 1933
Is there a passenger view?
Riding on Supertrain.
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