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Member since Jul-6-03 · 46 posts

Hello there. I was just wondering if there was a modern version of the Innsbruck to St. Anton route for MSTS? The reason for this is because I just took a trip to Austria and I took the train to Innsbruck. The railway there was OBB. I now have had the sudden urge to play this route in today’s time period.
If anyone knows that there is a modern version, would they be so kindly to post where to get it. Thank you all for your help!

rclaxton
CN Newmarket Sub Route Project
Early 2005

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Member since Jun-19-04 · 114 posts

RE: OBB

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Kami Kiafar has made Arlbergbahn v2, which is the route pretty much as it is today. Do a search at www.thetrain.de
Unfortunately the advertised v3 with modern-day signalling etc seems to be vapourware

Leiv Eiriksson was first - Christoffer Columbus used a Viking map!

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RE: OBB

OBB – image 1

Robin, This route is also available at:
http://www.eutrainsim.com/ This site is run by UKTrain-sim & has many good European routes. My Computer specs are in my profile
Mike
"OBB – image 2


This Smile says it all"

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