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FCC Autorack 2
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16 Dec, 2016 @ 7:10am
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Consist made with trailers from bsquiklehausen, all credit goes to him.
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DON'T use unless you have a well built rail network! This will clog up your rails if you don't!
-By-passes the trailer limit in the editor. You have been warned.
-train will overhang at cargo terminal/hub, I suggest you extend a buffer rail so it doesn't just sit there floating or clipping through a neighborhood. Or make the terminal on low terrain so trains will be hidden.
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RoomMic 20 Jan, 2018 @ 2:41pm 
There aren't many SD units on Class I railroads anymore, are there?
RAM AIR IV 1 Jan, 2017 @ 9:09pm 
I think it also has something to do with the amount of power each engine has. The smaller ones have less power, so why would you have less power pulling more power? Idk. Google it.
fatfluffycat  [author] 1 Jan, 2017 @ 7:35pm 
I heard something about that, I think. Isn't there a requirement that the lead locomotive has to have a widecab? (or whatever the proper name is)
RAM AIR IV 1 Jan, 2017 @ 6:00pm 
It does make it unique tho
RAM AIR IV 1 Jan, 2017 @ 5:59pm 
On most trains like this one, the bigger engine goes infront. If the smaller one is leading, the bigger engine is useally turned around. Only once out of the 3,487 trains I've seen have had an engine setup like that. (Yes, I do keep track of all the trains I see, I am extreme railfanner)