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A truckload of beer?

AndersI wrote:A truckload of beer?

You're by far the closest so far, although Rubidium is technically also 100% accurate
http://www.snowmanstrailer.com/

A GRF set for one truck?

I dun get it..

A new scenario of moving 400 cases of Coors beer from Texarkana, TX to a rodeo in rural Georgia in under 28 hours?

If we get CB radio banter I'm all for it.

kamnet wrote:A new scenario of moving 400 cases of Coors beer from Texarkana, TX to a rodeo in rural Georgia in under 28 hours?

You bring the scenario, I'll bring the truck. Who brings the beer?

ill bring the beer, but unfortunantly it will come with some cop cars in persuit of my nice black Tras-Am

andythenorth wrote:

kamnet wrote:A new scenario of moving 400 cases of Coors beer from Texarkana, TX to a rodeo in rural Georgia in under 28 hours?

You bring the scenario, I'll bring the truck. Who brings the beer?

George or PikkaBird!

andythenorth wrote:Can you guess what it is yet?

You've created a Rolf Harris industry for FIRS?

Bad Ass N' Damn Invincible Trucks

or...
...please let there be road trains and b-doubles and stuff....
Booyah! ANother well maDe set but wIth a sTrange acronym

Anyway, I'm excited that there will soon be yet another high-quality GRF for us to enjoy!
(whatever it's going to be)

The Newgrf Set With No Pronounceable Acronym.

(see also: CLWNPA)

Emperor Jake wrote:...please let there be road trains and b-doubles and stuff....

http://www.roadtransport.com/blogs/big- ... a-big.html

Road trains... those things FRIGHTEN me. But quite interesting, since such trucks are not allowed to be operated on US roads. Are these going to be able to turn corners on roads properly?

In Sweden they are testing a 30 meter long 'timber train', and discussing if it should be generally allowed. The normal limit is 24 meters here (more than EU).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8F-L0O4vOWw - the first truck that is overtaken is a standard one, the next is the oversized.

andythenorth wrote:

kamnet wrote:A new scenario of moving 400 cases of Coors beer from Texarkana, TX to a rodeo in rural Georgia in under 28 hours?

You bring the scenario, I'll bring the truck. Who brings the beer?

Y'know, somebody did recently just create a new Southeast USA heightmap...

How about these?

WIP semi-reallistic trailers for trucks, based on Pikkabirds 8/8 length train vehicle template for offsets.