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Gixxer86gCharter Member · 703 posts

Some BN on Marias 3.1:

"If you're not slidin',you're not ridin'"-Jim

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RE: Burlington Northern, Gixxer86g, Feb-24-03, 02:06 PM, (1) RE: Burlington Northern, Gixxer86g, Feb-25-03, 02:21 AM, (2) RE: Burlington Northern, Gixxer86g, Feb-25-03, 03:00 AM, (3) RE: Burlington Northern, patahnkful1, Feb-25-03, 01:31 PM, (4) RE: Burlington Northern, Hack, Feb-25-03, 04:13 PM, (7) RE: Burlington Northern, IcyFire, Feb-25-03, 03:23 PM, (5) RE: Burlington Northern, Hack, Feb-25-03, 04:11 PM, (6) RE: Burlington Northern, Gixxer86g, Feb-25-03, 04:54 PM, (8) RE: Burlington Northern, Gixxer86g, Feb-25-03, 05:01 PM, (9) RE: Burlington Northern, plainsman, Feb-26-03, 04:13 PM, (10) RE: Burlington Northern, Gixxer86g, Feb-27-03, 06:39 PM, (11) RE: Burlington Northern, Gixxer86g, Feb-27-03, 09:38 PM, (12) RE: Burlington Northern, plainsman, Feb-28-03, 00:15 AM, (13) RE: Burlington Northern, TexasWestern70Mac, Feb-28-03, 00:54 AM, (14) RE: Burlington Northern, plainsman, Feb-28-03, 03:08 AM, (15) RE: Burlington Northern, Gixxer86g, Mar-02-03, 08:34 AM, (16) RE: Burlington Northern, Drailon, Mar-03-03, 03:02 AM, (17)

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IcyFireCharter Member · 1510 posts

RE: Burlington Northern

Burlington Northern – image 30

Hey Gixxer, in your first post, are those Geep 20's? with Dyn brakes? are they freeware? Do I see some yellow and black coming over the hill in the near future? Burlington Northern – image 31
Sincerely,
Shawn Kenselaar
ShawnSSK@Yahoo.com

Train-sim.com Lifer and Screen Shot Forum Mod
Repainter for YLW & TKW

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Gixxer86gCharter Member · 703 posts

RE: Burlington Northern

GP9 #1978 is from 3DTrains.
The GP20's and GP9 #1961 are from 3DPM.
The GP40,GP38's and GP35 are from Dekosoft.
The caboose is from the 1.2 update and is by TA.
The C30's are by J.Peterson and painted by Spiros F. Polizois and Don Shriner.
All shots were taken with stock camconfig.One of these days I'll re-modify it!

"If you're not slidin',you're not ridin'"-Jim

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Gixxer86gCharter Member · 703 posts

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LAST EDITED ON Feb-25-03 AT 05:05 PM (EDT)

Shawn,the exhaust is wrong.The GP18 was supercharged,not turbo.It's got twin stacks like a GP9.NYSW GP18's also have big round silver spark arrestors to keep from burning the right of way like SW900 120 did.It's a lot closer than the other one though.Also check out GP40 3040 from George Elwood's site,just in case you're looking for something to paint yellow and black;-)

"If you're not slidin',you're not ridin'"-Jim

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plainsmanCharter Member · 1922 posts

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Hi Bill,
I understand your point, and I was not clear in my post, i was really refering to the equipment as from the 60s, not the actual shot. Those GP30s and GP35s date from the early to mid 60s. Those piggybacks reflect a very early type of that service. I have no problem with the shot being 1971 or 1972.
Bob

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