Can someone make a Amtrak Viewliner sleeper car for MSTS please?
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Can someone make a Viewliner sleeper car?
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RE: Can someone make a Viewliner sleeper car?
Waiting for one too... It is possible to use these on the NEC, right?
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Sebastian
sebastian.styrnol@gmx.de
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RE: Can someone make a Viewliner sleeper car?
Sure.
How much will you pay me?
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RE: Can someone make a Viewliner sleeper car?
Actually, I wouldn't mind, if someone would publish a nice Amtrak Passenger Addon to go with those nice NALW locos. We already have those nice Superliners, but probably we would need them also in Phase IV paint, asamtrak911 is doing those incredible Amfleets...Well... how much would you want? I could sent you a nice fresh pizza and a beer, however I take no guarantee that the pizza is still warm and the beer still cold by the time it arrives at your place... I tried to build a 100% prototypical Amtrak activity for the NEC4, but I failed not having the right rolling stock, so the creator of any modern passenger stock would be welcome!!!Cheers Sebastian
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Sebastian
sebastian.styrnol@gmx.de
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