Great Shots! Every one of them! :D But I noticed a typo; 3th? Surely you mean 3rd? Again, awesome pics!
Very nice! Class 444 & 450 FTW! :D
Hover bus... that'd be difficult to recreate in TS! Yeah, but the 121 and 03 are already in TS. Irish railbuses, you mean something like this?...
And in the 166, when you're in the passenger view, you can't hear the engine, only the horn (not dampened), and the clickety-clacking of the...
Why was the 2nd picture removed?
Who "wouldn't", and why? Honestly, why would you not want to see this in TS?? I'm generally clueless.
Me neither!
It would be quite cool, IMO!
Sure is!
I 100% agree with you. :)
I don't dislike any trains. But sure, everyone can post their opinion in here.
[IMG] Parry People Movers Nº 35 at Wirksworth (image source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parry_People_Movers) What is it? The Class 139 is a...
[IMG] An M-300 Railcar here seen at Willits Junction, in 1970. (image: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_Western_Railroad) What is it?...
I see what you did there... :D Fair enough. Things for people who want them can have them (something like that).
Well, I wouldn't go THAT far...
So, if, end of 2018, TS2019 comes out (if it does), does that mean that there will be no way to get NWC, if TS2018 isn't available anymore?
I would like more Welsh NG routes, but not for TSW. Rather for TS2018. Here's why: I use Train Simulator 2018 via Porting Kit (Wine) on macOS. But...
You're welcome! :) I totally agree with you, why not Ireland? There's nothing quite like it for TS!
That is so true. I agree with you, I'm always happy about new content. :D
It just doesn't let me type C-O-C-K without '-'.
*not LOVE, LOVE! I tried to edit it, but in the editor it says LOVE. Here however, it says LOVE. It probably thinks I want to use C-o-c-k as a bad...
I agree with you, pschlik. And what about the old 170? The one in the Academy, features cab lights, night and marker-only lights, but the old one...
[IMG] (photo of the original 2001 LOVE O' The North P2, from NRM - National Railway Museum) What is it? The London North Eastern Railway P2 was...
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