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ronik24 (13 posts)
Sep-25-01, 11:25 AM (EST) "Do we need couplings other than automatic ones?" Although this isn't realistic for European cars, but we all want to mix consists the way we want, right?
(Not to be forced to couple the orange Swedish Rc-3 to Stevenson's Rocket cars).
So I suggest that only automatic ones are used, you dont notice the difference in operation anyway. Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
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Subject Author Message Date ID RE: Do we need couplings other than... Boweavel Sep-25-01 1 RE: Do we need couplings other than... Euston Sep-25-01 2

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Sep-25-01, 11:38 AM (EST) 1. "RE: Do we need couplings other than automatic ones?" Yeah it would be good if we could keep some kind of standard..Ive got all the SJ litt gear and Hibbins cars.But never use them just for the fact that they dont connect to a ;arge majority of other cars in the game......There still great trains tho..Dont get me wrong there.....
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Sep-25-01, 02:35 PM (EST) 2. "RE: Do we need couplings other than automatic ones?" I agree - sure, Bar links make sense, completely different, but WHO CARES whether a loco has bar or chain coupling - Kuju would have better spent their time on other features of MSTS.Message Areas - "Do we need couplings other than automatic ones?" – image 1
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