No no no! little heritage steam locos and all their beautiful little runs around the best views in Wales, that's how you do steam! But the...
Really!? I had no idea!?
A nice run to be sure, but the talyllyn Railway will always be my first steamy love. Lol
I see they were put together by Baldwin, of course they were seems most impressive or odd locos were. You ever seen the articulated garratt...
My god those locos are huge for narrow gauge, when I think narrow gauge I think small industrial locos that used to work quarries and the...
Please correct me if I'm wrong but I believe dovetail games have already managed to make steam locomotives in a previous game surely wouldn't be...
Maybe you could do a packed with multiple small narrow gauge preserved Steam railways and a selection of locos from each. these runs aren't very...
Well I can personally say I'd buy whatever they put in front of me, but I must say there is certainly a condescending tone and a rather aggressive...
As above I want to take a class 66 to America Lol !
Well maybe a season pass then ?
Fair enough, would be great if there was a " complete" edition. Just upgraded from the founders to Digi deluxe but wasn't really sure what that...
As the title says will we get all dlc if we own the Digi deluxe version?
I'll check again but I swear the direct brake is also off I've spent ages running from cab to cab checking every damn control I can find,...
Well before
It's on drag line, I did get past this part yesterday but ran head first into the waiting high speed and went to bed, tried again this morning and...
I'll give it another go, but I think I've gone through start up steps before. Ooh also both brakes are released and no revs just idling
Hi Just sitting here playing with diesel daydreaming of steam, coal and the smell of old locos, I wonder in which future dlc we will get the...
Hi During the scenario Drag line I ran into a bug, after leaving the platform and heading to the junction to turn around at signal T1685 I can't...
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