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Member since Apr-12-03 · 57 posts

Has anyone tried the Dash 8 U.S. Diesal from the German BVE site. the white patch at bottom left is a bit strange...After drive this noisy monster I realized why I'm starting to rather Trams, Electric trains, and steam trains (Not in any order).Noticed on the same German site there was a German Electric marked as for the X-City route, can anyone tell me about it?. Didm't download it yet but did download a E69 and E71 Intresting starup sounds and drive well.Also downloaded 2 German steam engines, One called Hermann has a Reverable cab for left and right hand views, that I thought might be of intrest to someone who wants a small tank engine for something.To the nice person doing the Hertiage route list, you can add the GCR. It had problems when I loaded so wrote to the author, so hopefully can get it fixed. Anyway enough rambling...Tom

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Member since Apr-12-03 · 57 posts

RE: More Comments and questions !

Have the 37's the F40PH and lots of other trains from your site, just love them.Tom

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