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Member since Aug-19-03 · 146 posts

RE: UP8540

Thanks, but it is too compiicate.
I can't use international fax here in Korea.
Maybe I can't get the license.
Is there anybody who get UP8540 license for me?
I can send my profile to him.

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Member since Apr-17-03 · 254 posts

RE: UP8540

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LAST EDITED ON Aug-17-04 AT 00:53 AM (EST)

Well I suggest explain your situation with the feedback form on UP Web Site at http://www.uprr.com/info/feedback.shtml . Maybe they can help you obtain a license to release that repaint from your location. I hope you can get things straightened out with UP as I really want to have that repaint on my MSTS so much. The SD90 is one of my favorite locomotives.

Chris Knight
UP fan since I was a kid!
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I still believe Surfliner is a real MSTS route not Vaporware
Coming Soon Amtrak Superliner Coach #35005.

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Member since Aug-19-03 · 146 posts

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This change will make this model more realistic, but I don't know the way.
Is it possible? 1. slightly lowered the wheel hight.2. delete the number plate(express it direct painting)

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