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Just wondering if we could get some more screenshots. I loved the ones already posted and would love to see some more.RichardThe Locomotive PaintshopCurrent Locomotive being worked on:
UP C44-9W - 75%
UP C44-9W - 75%
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We just got back from the NMRA show where we showed our full size simulator running an early version of our sim engine. Mr. Court should be posting some of the latest developments faily soon. Michael.
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Fairly soon isn't soon enough!
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Hi,As Michael says, we have just got back from NMRA so i have a small backlog of email/work, as soon as thats out of the way I'll have some more for you Tim
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We all need to have patience and let the developers get on with their work. I would rather have a better simulator in a year's time, than something rushed and imperfect. Surely we have learned from MSTS and Kuju.Eric in UK
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