I've been working on a new scenery object.
Can anyone tell what it is?Joe Fortier Simerjoe@cox.net
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New scenery object
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RE: New scenery object
RE: New scenery object
Yeh, a castle but not just any castle.
C'mon you guys, can't you even guess what and where this castle is located?
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RE: New scenery object
Cinderella's castle at Disney World, Forida.Cal Rasmussen
Beaverton, OR
cal.rasmussen@verizon.netColumbia Gorge Route (Phase 1 track completed. Taking a TSM break!)
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RE: New scenery object
It's obviously the Excalibur casino in Las Vegas
Dave
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RE: New scenery object
That was going to be my second guess, but I couldn't remember the name of the casino.Cal Rasmussen
Beaverton, OR
cal.rasmussen@verizon.netColumbia Gorge Route (Phase 1 track completed. Taking a TSM break!)
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