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All of you: Sceenshots NAO.

Small and sweet, that's my comment on your stations. I do hope you've plans when your services increase. Or you don't plan on playing that long?

Well, I just can't figure WHY to expand my station/network, as I have got just about the perfect amount of trains compared to nuimber of passengers. I haven't played since last update, but I'll set the city grow speed one setting up.

Oh, well.. Game got boring, and I've been playing Locomotion a lot lately, so I started a new game. Just posting without comments for now.

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I like El Dorado (2nd shot)

Interesting stuff. Like the abandoned tank wagons in the siding, nice touch that.

Nice nice bennythen00b! See? It isn't that hard right? To inject some realism into the game. It'll come naturally.

Not such a n00b these days, eh? Some nice pics there.

Thanks, guys, Means a lot when it comes from people like you.

I really like #1 and #6. Good show Benny.

I concur. You have come a long way Benny. Very nice screenshots. I especially like your use of the various station sets to give each station a unique look.

Thanks a lot!

Gah, what is it with me and starting new games all the time...? -.-

Well, new game again, japanese this time. Long trains in mountanious areas is teh s***! Not sure wether there's lines like this in Japan or not though. Can't be arsed to comment the shots this time either, so I'll give you a few randoms.

And one more.

Nice ones. I like.
How did you solve the Shinkhansen track problem?

Which problem?

I'm only in 1944 yet, so no Shinkansen yet.

New bunch of images. With comments this time. And, yes: The town names are Latin-American... T_T

"Welcome to the first official meeting of the Japan Rail concern."
"We have been taking pictures from a helicopter Katsugi Matatsu were so nice to lend us. We are aware that some pictures have been leaked through media already, but we wont take that into concideration during this conference."
Yells at man in the back of the hall: "Lights off, please!"

5: Esmeraldos and Cata again, a trainspotters paradise. All freight on the network is running through here at this point of time, and there's always a train running past the station.

6: Holding yard for trains ready to run over the Santiago twin bridges. A coal train from Santiago coal mine and a lumber train from Cataito Lumber yard can be seen. The coal train was ordered to let the lumber train pass, as it was already delayed slightly. This was because of construction work on the Fortin Esteros line.

7: A lumber train from Cataito lumber yard passes another lumber train that has just arrived at the lumber yard seen in the picture. Operators from both trains waved eagerly to eachother as the locomotives passed eachother. The operators of the leftmost train here are getting ready to uncouple the locomotives from the wagons and manouver them to the back of the wagons before the 15:45train arrives and occupies the second platform. They also have to move the brake wagon to the other side with the shunter loco which cannot be seen in this photography. *Yells something rude at the idiots that took it*


Recorded message from speakers: "Please stay calm and keep the noise level down during the pause, please. Anyone who doesn't obey this will be thrown out by one of our security guards."

8: The only paper mill we serve at this point of time. Most of the paper gets transported to Tena Bay to be prepared for the newspaper presses. After that, the paper is sent back up to the Cata paper storage where some of the paper becomes newspapers which then is sent in mail wagons around our network. The rest of the paper gets stored in storage buildings in case of train breakdown or crash. Some of the paper from this paper mill also get transported by truck to Anaco.

9: Esmeraldas loop and Esperaldas trainspotters cafè. We are proud that certain people are that interested in our trains that they have built a trainspotters cafè just to be able to photograph our trains running through the famous Esmeraldas loop. In this photoraphy, a empty coal train heading for Santiago and a paper train from the paper mill in picture 8 can be seen.

10: A lumber train from Cataito lumber yard rumbles across the Santiago twin bridges. People on the fields usally wave like maniacs when the longest freight trains passes above them.


Recorded message from speakers: "Please stay calm and keep the noise level down during the pause, please. Anyone who doesn't obey this will be thrown out by one of our security guards."