Columbia Valley Pacific Fictional British Columbia Mining RR in Railworks
#121
Posted 09 November 2019 - 08:37 PM
I see I should have provided an empty free roam scenario for those without the RWA route.
Thanks for taking the time to check it out.
#122
Posted 10 November 2019 - 05:38 AM
Gracias Amigo - ABSOLUTELY STUNNING - sir... LOL - like I expected anything less ?!?!
:cool3:
I couldn't figure out how to make my own - so I bought the RWA pack...
Strange - the RS1 seems to only have sounds when changing throttle - perhaps I need the other Payware packs you listed ?
While it's been while since I've been to the Pacific Northwest - you certainly seem to have captured the essence of it well - I can almost smell the conifers and sea breeze...
I haven't explored it all yet - just got it working - looking forward to seeing the rest...
I'm probably going to pick up a steam locomotive so I can be back in my element - although I am a fan of early Alco's...
LOL - and it is us - who should be thanking you - once again...
:sign_thanks:
Regards,
Scott
#123
Posted 10 November 2019 - 06:27 AM
Sorry about the payware dependencies. Don't purchase the US and Euro asset packs just for the CVP. Watch the sales. Those packs are often included free with other routes, such as the Fort Kent, Rascal & Cottonwood, B&O Kingwood Branch etc which come on sale for $10 or $20 a few times a year.
FYI, here is a list of routes ( some discontinued ) that include the US and Euro asset packs.
https://steamdb.info/app/208306/subs/
https://steamdb.info/app/208300/subs/
Wait for the next sale and find something that interests you that includes both asset packs :-)
As for steam, explore the RailworksAmerica library - I think there are some by Rick Grout that are free and without dependencies on payware.
And this free steam loco is highly rated:
https://digitalrailr...am-locomotives/
#124
Posted 23 May 2020 - 12:25 PM
I was just reading up on this thread, mostly for the real awesome screenshots (kudos, Wayne!), when I stumbled upon this post...
Jonatan, on 20 January 2019 - 04:58 AM, said:
During WW2, the austrians had a very modern rack loco that was so powerful it would rip out the rack rail!!!
Yes, we did have those monsters, called class 297. They were used just about 10 miles from where I live and could operate on two independent modes of operation, either on adhesion (they had six driven axles, IE a 2-12-2 layout) or using two cog wheels. Only two were ever built, but one is preserved (unfortunately not in operating condition) at the station in Vordernberg, which now is the Eastern terminus for the Erzbergbahn historical / tourist railway. If you wish, I can get my bike (or car :D ) sometime these days and head out there to get some photos of it.
For those of you who understand German, or just want to go there for the pics, here's the wikipedia article on it: https://de.wikipedia...ihe_97.4_(1942)
Cheers, Markus
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Posted 24 July 2020 - 05:57 AM

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#127
Posted 24 July 2020 - 08:18 AM
Wayne, nice job porting over Paul's D10. It looks right at home on the beautiful CVP. :sign_rockon:
#128
Posted 20 May 2021 - 04:00 AM
thanks again
me
#129
Posted 07 December 2022 - 12:54 PM
Thanks Tim!
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#130
Posted 09 December 2022 - 06:44 AM
Chris
#131
Posted 09 December 2022 - 07:28 AM
Weter, on 09 December 2022 - 07:02 AM, said:
So, openrails models are portable to TS format?
Hi Weter,
Only if you know what you're doing - LOL. Wayne created Open Rails - everything else is easy.
:p
Hi Wayne,
That little gem of yours was always crying out for good steam locomotives. I was half tempted to purchase that Payware Mastadon and re-label it - thinking it would look right at home as well.
Beautiful.
Regards,
Scott
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Posted 09 December 2022 - 09:04 AM