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- "Tall Paul"
I get that most trains weren't that cosmetic appealing after a few years but as brand new, it's unrealistic. As I said: many modders seems to add cosmetic faults to the trains from the beginning, and a few ones in the game are like that as well. I think it is a question of we want them to actually be "brand new" when we buy them in the game, or if it is our expectation of how theese trains would look if they are preserved today. Just like roman statues all are white now, and we expect them to be. Even though they used to be coloured as well. I think we should imagine how these train looked when they actually exited the factory.
A lot of both vanilla and workshop trains/cars has similar problems.