City Switching

[diezmon]

Ian, you need this:

http://www.mrha.com/item-detail.cfm?ID=135

Nah, you need this.


and this..


THEN, you'll come up with quite the switching layout  LOL   ;D

[Iain]

Ian, you need this:

http://www.mrha.com/item-detail.cfm?ID=135

Nah, you need this.


and this..


THEN, you'll come up with quite the switching layout  LOL   ;D

I've got the second one already.  The problem with the first one is, after using it you may no longer want to worry about trains.

[Ian MacMillan]

He wasn't talking to you there spiffy.

[Ian MacMillan]

Ian, you need this:

http://www.mrha.com/item-detail.cfm?ID=135

Click...and bought!

[Dupesy]

what about the Portland Terminal Railway?  You can have all the street running, wharfs, connections with three major railroads, (B&M, MEC and GT) a large classification yard and a couple of smaller yards as well.



hmmm, now I'm thinking.....

[asciibaron]

I've got the second one already.  The problem with the first one is, after using it you may no longer want to worry about trains.

but have you ever run trains... on weed?

[3rdrail]

I've got the second one already.  The problem with the first one is, after using it you may no longer want to worry about trains.

but have you ever run trains... on weed?

Ricky Gates did, and look what it got him. And because of him, all the other engineers in the US. 

[Ed Kapuscinski]

Yep...

[asciibaron]

Ricky Gates did, and look what it got him. And because of him, all the other engineers in the US. 

that incident saved the H-line from being abandoned - a high price to pay for sure, but i'm glad NS still uses the line.

-steve