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Charter Member · 53 posts

RE: Virginian H-24-66

Hi, I'm the one who requested it and it looks good! Thanks. As for the cabview, wouldn't it use the same cabview as the other trainmasters uploaded earlier? Again, thank you very much. Looking forward to downloading it.

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RE: Virginian H-24-66

I have downloaded this and will let you know how it works. However, I've had a crash of MSTS and am in the process of reloading everything and making sure it works (thank God for backups).Thanks again for doing the repaint.

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RE: Virginian H-24-66

The cabview is delayed as I found some super good photos which show some areas on my route(I downloaded over 400 megabytes of photos!).
Now I'm making new buildings and such and some minor track changes were also made. There was a couple of company names visible in the photos and I want to change them.
And they finally scanned the Bethlehem Steel photos, so I can make the shipyard more realistic.
http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/hhhtml/hhhome.html

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