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NOT FINISHED!! this layout is under construction but I wanted to go ahead and get it on the workshop for some feedback on what else I shou
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cekmouse 16 Jun @ 4:59pm 
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cekmouse 16 Jun @ 4:59pm 
can you make me a genral electric 125 toner plz i need one for my map i am makeing btw th loco number is 2 plant branch
RailmasterGaming  [author] 20 Apr @ 11:22am 
damn bro I added one before I read that comment XD. Glad we were on the same page tho
GamerGuy3K 17 Apr @ 12:06pm 
pls add a loop bc it is boring without more than one
dumendes65 11 Apr @ 3:04pm 
I took advantage of your scenario and built two automated loading and unloading sections, as shown in the images I sent. Just reverse the locomotive to the load and engage it, then go to the other section and reverse and the load will be automatically removed.
dumendes65 11 Apr @ 2:58pm 
I deleted the rail ends and simply used the "rail splice" until I reached the other end (using only that, I managed to reach the other end), then I used the same bridge settings that you used under the rails.
RailmasterGaming  [author] 10 Apr @ 8:47pm 
also dumendes65 can you show me how you did that?
RailmasterGaming  [author] 10 Apr @ 8:42pm 
god i never expected this to hit the front page thank you guys!! like genuinely shocked here. im about to re-upload an updated version soon. ive added an entire wing to it!
catsfrknrule 7 Apr @ 9:09am 
add a logging mallet the would match the name and the theme
dumendes65 6 Apr @ 7:10pm 
very good. I joined the end of the upper rail with the lower one, making a curve and taking advantage of the same construction, then it became a better and bigger loop