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Great job on this one Andrew! I'm half way through the 2nd part, and I think I've already worn out my sander and burned out the traction motors. Tons of AI traffic make this activity a lot of fun. And getting my train out of the sidings, going up the hill, makes for a challenging activity. I'm definitely looking forward to finishing this one! Thanks for your your efforts.
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Hey Andrew, if you're out there - got a question. At Cascade Summit I'm signaled to go in the siding, however there's no train on the main. About a mile or so after getting the word about dropping off the helper at the Crescent Lake Y, I get a red signal right before the Crescent Lake siding. That's where an SP intermodal and I have a standoff. I was maintaining track speed pretty well ever since Oakridge. Any thoughts on what I'm doing wrong?
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Forgot to mention that I've ran the activity twice, after saving at Cruzatte, both times with the same result.
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Bump. Anyone else tried these activities?
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Not yet...But I will today and let ya know how it turns out... J
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