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Where can I find the NALW GE Mega Pack? I was told that I could find it in the train-sim DL files but for the life of me, it is not there. I even tried the GEMEGA2.zip file name. No dice. Is there something to this that I don't know? Maybe I'm just going crazy. Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.Thank you,Steve
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Try GEMEGAv2.zip. I have also been told to search for NALW under "Modern Diesal Locomotives"My website for MSTS Pic's www.msnusers.com/shanestrains
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gemegav2.zipDo a search for NALW and it will be on files 81-90 pageKevin Arceneaux
DEFAULT IS FOR DUMMIES
Lone Wolf Activities Forum on www.3DTrains.com
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It's in the file library, just type gemegav2.zip in search a file in the "text" line. From your typing, I think you forgot the "v."
Ken
Muschka Activity Works
(F-Units are courtesy of Santa Fe Railway Historical and Modeling Society)
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Gentlemen,Thank you for your help. As you all know, in computers and software, a miss is as good as a mile!Thanks again,Steve
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