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Member since Sep-5-04 · 3 posts

I recently changed the locomotives on one of the AI trains on the Clinton sub route. When I ran the activity, the train no longer appears. When I play the route in the activity editor the train appears and runs where it is supposed to. Any idea what may cause this anomaly?Roger

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Member since Aug-8-04 · 30 posts

RE: Missing Service Train

Much may depend on the loco you substituted, and what you subbed it for. You need similar characteristics so that the performance is about the same. Swapping a SW1200 into a train in place of an SD60 is likely to throw the performance off...Assuming that your substitute loco is similar, then it should work (it says in the book); it's not something I've come across before.

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Member since Sep-5-04 · 3 posts

RE: Missing Service Train

One of the things I tried was to put the original loco back. That didnt work either. Very strange.Regards
Roger

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