So I was missing somethingIllegal_Alien wrote:The ICE-1 and an X2000 has been tested in America for Amtrak, wich becamse the current Acela Express.

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So I was missing somethingIllegal_Alien wrote:The ICE-1 and an X2000 has been tested in America for Amtrak, wich becamse the current Acela Express.
The water tower i made my selve, it replaces the german water tower on the passenger base plate MOD.rdrdrdrd wrote:Really nice scenario, I would love to play it. Is that water tower a special item like a lighthouse or part of an industry?
hippeebus wrote:Rationalisation And Modernisation In Redland & Ardeé:
Redland and Ardeé are two islands, one about the size of Wales & the other the size of the Isle Of Wight, and are territories of the UK and France respectively. Both had rail systems spring up at the turn of the 20th century, and while Ardeé pushed ahead with modernising it's system fairly early on (during and directly after WW2,) Redland held on to Steam technology until well into the 60's. However, it could not last, and from 1965, a 15 year plan was laid out to close unprofitable rural routes and modernise services (sound farmiliar?) sao that by 1980 the nation would have a rail system for the modern world.
However, steam would survive on freight duties until well into the 90's.
Here's some screenies of that process. If you're intrigued, i've got a good 200 more pics of this game alone
I think he have placed a farm around therelocomo-dk1 wrote:hippeebus wrote:Rationalisation And Modernisation In Redland & Ardeé:
Redland and Ardeé are two islands, one about the size of Wales & the other the size of the Isle Of Wight, and are territories of the UK and France respectively. Both had rail systems spring up at the turn of the 20th century, and while Ardeé pushed ahead with modernising it's system fairly early on (during and directly after WW2,) Redland held on to Steam technology until well into the 60's. However, it could not last, and from 1965, a 15 year plan was laid out to close unprofitable rural routes and modernise services (sound farmiliar?) sao that by 1980 the nation would have a rail system for the modern world.
However, steam would survive on freight duties until well into the 90's.
Here's some screenies of that process. If you're intrigued, i've got a good 200 more pics of this game alone
I like the picture : "Jinty Hauled Local Departs Netherston.PNG"
Especially the bocage-like green zones. How did you do them. Is there an add-on for them somewhere.
Yep, it's a vineyard.pe13 wrote:I think he have placed a farm around therelocomo-dk1 wrote:hippeebus wrote:Rationalisation And Modernisation In Redland & Ardeé:
Redland and Ardeé are two islands, one about the size of Wales & the other the size of the Isle Of Wight, and are territories of the UK and France respectively. Both had rail systems spring up at the turn of the 20th century, and while Ardeé pushed ahead with modernising it's system fairly early on (during and directly after WW2,) Redland held on to Steam technology until well into the 60's. However, it could not last, and from 1965, a 15 year plan was laid out to close unprofitable rural routes and modernise services (sound farmiliar?) sao that by 1980 the nation would have a rail system for the modern world.
However, steam would survive on freight duties until well into the 90's.
Here's some screenies of that process. If you're intrigued, i've got a good 200 more pics of this game alone
I like the picture : "Jinty Hauled Local Departs Netherston.PNG"
Especially the bocage-like green zones. How did you do them. Is there an add-on for them somewhere.
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