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Charter Member · 13 posts

Hello,
Can someone lease tell me where I can find this engine for the Sandpatch game bohgp96471.
I have looked in the library(train Sim) and can't seem to find it.
Any help would be great.
Thanks
Tim

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Charter Member · 369 posts

RE: Sanpatch

LAST EDITED ON Nov-03-02 AT 08:31 PM (EST)

Tim,
I did a thorough search for that locomotive & could not find it either. If you have con-builder or Activity Analysis, You can replace the GP9 called for in the WBX 411 ORE TRAIN act. One is an AI
the other is Static. Use any loco from the B&O Railroad.Hope this helps.
My Computer specs are in my profile
Mike
"Sanpatch – image 2

This Smile says it all"

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Charter Member · 72 posts

RE: Sanpatch

LAST EDITED ON Nov-03-02 AT 11:08 PM (EST)

MLT just posted a few hours ago a patch (Version 1.03) to fix the problem (and it does - it removes the need for the GP9 for the WB X411 Ore Train Activity). I ran the activity and it now has two engines waiting for you at Hyndman that came with the original release of Sandpatch

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