Are there any tourist RRs I can find?Mike
Future SEPTA Regional Rail engineer
(I'm only eleven and a half)
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Tourist RR question
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RE: Tourist RR question
There's the Cumbres and Toltec by Andy Miller. Its available in the file library, but it has just basic scenery. Plenty of room for adding on!
JohnFuture Cumbres & Toltec or Durango & Silverton engineer! (I'm only 13)PS here's a pic of K-36 487 on the rim of Toltec Gorge.
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LAST EDITED ON Nov-28-02 AT 11:37 AM (EST)
there is the Georgetown Loop Railroad;
all you have to do is unzip it, THEN run ezstuff4.bat, thenrun the regular installme.bat fileit should work fine then
-Creating Pac-Man comics for the humorless people out therethe search for the perfect route continues!
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The Carrizo Gorge route is now owned by a railroad museum at Campo, CA. They do not yet have the whole line in operation, but are planning to restore it.
If your question was not about MSTS routes, but rather about real-life tourist railroads in your area - I assume you live in or near Philadelphia? - then try this link for tourist & Museum railroads in Pennsylvania.
http://www.railroaddata.com/rrlinks/Tourist_RRs_and_Museums/Northeastern_USA/
Dan
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I used to,but now I live in Pittsburgh
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