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Im Crawford Hill, the activity in which you help the grain train up the hill had me wondering, was this a static consist or a AI train. When setting up a pushing activity, such as another for Craw. Hill, I would like to help a stopped train already, and when I return back, there will be another train waiting, and push it up the hill and return back to Crwford. Would this be possible with a AI train, or would a static consist be needed. Also a note, the lead engine was set up as the rear unit, and then the two SD40-2's. WOuld the front coupler theory not work for this. I have the updates, but the front coupler still acts crappy sometimes. I assume the consist would have to be set up in this order. ANy help is thanked.

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RE: Question About Pushing AI Trains

Beats me but I asked Kevin about that one, he told me he's designing 2 activities for it. Going backwards is not a problemThe Ragged they come and the ragged they kill
Down in the Cool air I can see
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