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Pittsburgh to Philedelpia - Johnstown to Altoona
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Assets Packs: US Loco & Asset Pack
Tags: diesel, Horseshoe Curve, #ts14, Scenario, Final, #rtdp{00000025-0000-0000-0000-000000000000}, US, #scnr{97769cb1-417c-4991-b9e3-2dc69b2d1c02}
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Dec 20, 2023 @ 8:42am
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Train Simulator: Horseshoe Curve Route Add-On
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Pittsburgh to Philedelpia - Johnstown to Altoona

Description
It's June 14th, 1952 and you're the engineer of a Pennsylvania Railroad Excursion from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia. You're stopped west of Johnstown waiting to be cleared to the Johnstown Platform. Then you'll make brief stops at Cresson, Gallitzin, and Altoona where your day will end with a crew change.
It's a beautiful summer morning in Pennslyvania and the sun will soon be in your eyes as your F7 locomotive climbs toward the summit.
There is a special Flag Day Celebration at Horseshoe Curve and your requested to participate in a Run By Photo Shoot.
There is also lots of traffic this morning so enjoy some railfanning on the trip.
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winston  [author] Dec 26, 2023 @ 9:32am 
Glad you enjoyed it. It's always a lot of fun having some eye candy and AI trains.
Thanks you for giving it a try and taking the time to comment. Always appreciated.
tonix Dec 25, 2023 @ 4:06am 
wow the Horshoe is full with pretty looking Addons also we have some paralell runs & great details. all works very well. big thank you
winston  [author] Dec 22, 2023 @ 8:40am 
I haven't played or wrote a scenario in about two or three years. It was a little bit of a challenge to get all the AI timed the way I wanted the scenario to play.
I'm glad it went faultless for you. I double checked then tripled checked plus drove it at least 10 or 12 times to make sure everything worked.
Thank you for giving it a try and taking the time to comment.
crlynch Dec 21, 2023 @ 6:32pm 
Thanks for that great run, A/L's very impressive. Don't know how you got it all to gel but was faultless. thanks for sharing.