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While CSX did only own 20 SD70ACes and retired them in 2017, it would still be more prototypical to have them for SPG than the weird painted...
I have a better chance at winning the lottery than this ever happening.
UP donates a chunk of its heritage fleet, including 3985, 5511, and 6936 to the RRHMA...
Sorry, but the lack of freedom with TSW2 keeps me away, when every consist has the same formation, and every timetable mode is mostly the same A-B...
Reliability issues in real life. They weren't very well liked. UP only kept their 6000hp SD90MAC-II's a few years before selling them (In which...
I feel like comparing the TS version of HSC to the TSW version is apples to oranges. The TS version was done awhile ago, and in a different era,...
Viewliner's are pretty much used on every other Amtrak East Coast route minus the Auto Train and the Capitol Limited due to clearance issues at...
What? Superliners have been part of the Capitol Limited since 1994..... [ATTACH]
[ATTACH] Union Pacific FEF-3 #837 meets UP Big Boy #4014 just east of Devils Slide, Utah, on a late fall afternoon. Route: Wasatch Grade...
All the trailers on every NA route look like that.
Japan is definitely not happening, at least not from DTG. Especially since I doubt DTG can acquire a license from any of the railway companies in...
I mean, the SD60M would be a bit of a stretch for Sherman Hill depending on how "Modern" the route is set in. That fleet is currently mothballed...
Union Pacific suspends the West Coast Tour of 4014 due to the ongoing supply chain issues....
[ATTACH] One of Alaska Railroad's Baldwin built S160 leads a short freight thru the Alaskan Wilderness, on a spring morning sometime in the late...
HSC was done 3rd party by SHG, which really doesn't have an effect on what DTG does. DTGs last route was Harlem Line.
Metro North only rosters P32AC-DMs they do not own any P42s. Which I believe was what the original comment was about. Not Amtrak.
I'll probably be going over Tehachapi with a comb later today, while the patch notes look promising, there are still small things that should of...
And a train for 2 stops.....no... Now if they did a route with Amtrak California's Capital Corridor (Or San Joaquin) then it would make sense to...
The problem with most Modern US locos, at least from the Freight side, are fairly similar in looks. Take a look at GEs roster from the Widecab...
Hopefully the next NA route, from either DTG or SHG isn't a modern route..... The last releases were.... Horseshoe Curve (Modern Freight) Harlem...
We already have P42s for TSC though.....
I would post a fitting meme for this thread, but I'll refrain from doing that.
I still see some of the articulated auto racks every once in awhile, but not alot... As far as the roadrailers are concerned, they still do run,...
Peninsula Corridor and Oakville Subdivision.
Clinchfield was a good route, but could of been so much more...... The lack of any Loco DLC to date. Plenty of locos to choose from to add to...
DTG needs a Conrail license 1st, which they still haven't gotten from the CSAO yet. (The NS heritage unit on TSC doesn't count.)
I'm wondering if its deadlines or whatnot, because I feel like in the livery department, TSW2 has fallen short in a few areas. I mean, DTG didn't...
[ATTACH] Clinchfield train #26, a Southbound Manifest, makes its way across the Pool Point bridge just south of Elkhorn City. Route: Clinchfield...
[ATTACH] A trio of Union Pacific SD70ACe's leading a manifest train depart Cheyenne, passing underneath BNSF's Front Range Sub, on a nice clear...
So, now with SPG, SH, HSC, and other NA routes out now, we have a good hand of modern North American Rolling stock for freight trains, however,...
How come every time someone suggests Tehachapi, they always choose the modern era? I know research can be a pain for DTG to do vintage route, but...
I mean, even between 1988 and 1996, there were still a good chunk of DRGW equipment running along their former trackage, as not everything was...
There is the old PRR RS-11 that got released by virtualRailroads on steam in 2013, which seems to get forgotten quite a bit. Then there is DTM's...
I honestly don't know where the "Bonga" term came from for the GEVO's, unlike something like "toasters", which was given to most modern GE locos...
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