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I was wondering are there any real semi's for MSTS out there? Not like the overcab white things in the game, but real 18wheelers? Just wondering. If anybody has any do you think you could please send em to me, PM me or give me a line at lilman316@frules. I saw one in the post about roads. Here and mean a truck like that. I would love to have those. The ones with the game look to well umm european to be on marias pass to me!
I think they had some roadway and walmart ones in the IC route...I believe it's file name was icfl1_0.zip. I thought they worked great when used with carspawner.
Look in the file library. There is a package of trucks of many sizes, color, and shapes. There are trailers by them selves, tractors by themselves and combinations. These are european style vehicles but they work fairly well on a US route. There is also a grain truck. I don't recall if it is packaged by itself or with a grain elevator. This is not one of Ron Picardi's elevators. It was uploaded quite some time back.Cal Rasmussen Beaverton, OR Columbia Gorge Route (Phase 1 UP side 95%, BNSF side 85%)
I seem to recall that some 18-wheelers are included in the SeaView-3 route. I think that there's one parked on the dock at Port Pelican, and I recall seeing some moving on the roads as well. Dan
Dan, are you the one who was modeling the GE 45-tonner? If so, what is the status? I am looking for the military version.Cal Rasmussen Beaverton, OR Columbia Gorge Route (Phase 1 UP side 95%, BNSF side 90%)
Hi Cal, I recall we once discussed the GE military version 45-tonner, in that you had posted a photo of the engine at the Dalles tourist train ride and asked if anyone could identify the model or type. I wasn't actually constructing a model of the engine, in that I have absolutely no modeling skills. I do recall that a fellow named kwk100 was modeling a GE 44 tonner and was considering making the low clearance military version. If there is anyone else out there considering modeling a GE military 45-tonner, I'd be glad to provide any number of photos. http://www.midland-ry.org/midland/photos.html#45-Ton Dan Rohrback
