What train simulation software do you use?

[Noah Hofrichter]

Like toyomantrains, I use MSTS with a raildriver. I absolutly love my rail driver, it adds so much to the simulator experience.

Noah

[Chompers]

QUOTE: Originally posted by macguy

I don't have any train software - I run a mac.....

First bit of train software that does come out for the mac, you can bet I'll be buying it.....if that EVER happens. [:(]

there is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![:D][:D][:D] it is from abricadata, AKA the liquid ater.com

They have a bunch of train software ranging from train simulators to programs where you build vertual model RRs and drive your layout. All programs are for Windows and Mac!!![8D]

Chompers....

[Chompers]

QUOTE: Originally posted by macguy

I don't have any train software - I run a mac.....

First bit of train software that does come out for the mac, you can bet I'll be buying it.....if that EVER happens. [:(]

there is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![:D][:D][:D] it is from abricadata, AKA the liquid ater.com

They have a bunch of train software ranging from train simulators to programs where you build vertual model RRs and drive your layout. All programs are for Windows and Mac!!![8D]

Chompers....

[Anonymous]

Please could you tell me the average size of a Train and Train signal? I would be really grateful for this. I am a year 10 student planning on making a Train signal in Technology. Thank You

[Anonymous]

Please could you tell me the average size of a Train and Train signal? I would be really grateful for this. I am a year 10 student planning on making a Train signal in Technology. Thank You

[Allen Jenkins]

Gib, a block is an area or length of track of defined limits. Trains are of differing length. Since your on this forum of train sim, I suggest you go to www.signalcc.com , and get the TD2 dispatch sim. This will get you organized, and is a great sim game!

[Allen Jenkins]

Gib, a block is an area or length of track of defined limits. Trains are of differing length. Since your on this forum of train sim, I suggest you go to www.signalcc.com , and get the TD2 dispatch sim. This will get you organized, and is a great sim game!

[Anonymous]

I'm happy with MSTS. 3 dozen routes and about 675 different pieces of rolling stock. I also help design new rolling stock (see my signature below).

[Anonymous]

I'm happy with MSTS. 3 dozen routes and about 675 different pieces of rolling stock. I also help design new rolling stock (see my signature below).

[ValorStorm]

I use MSTS. But I exclusively run the Kicking Horse Pass add-on from Maple Leaf Tracks. There's no better incentive to run MSTS.

[ValorStorm]

I use MSTS. But I exclusively run the Kicking Horse Pass add-on from Maple Leaf Tracks. There's no better incentive to run MSTS.

[Anonymous]

I use MSTS.

[Anonymous]

I use MSTS.

[n2mopac]

I bought MS Train Simulator a while back. I really enjoyed it at first, but after a while I got bored with it. Now I only call it up when my 5 year old says, "Daddy, can we drive a train?"
Ron

[n2mopac]

I bought MS Train Simulator a while back. I really enjoyed it at first, but after a while I got bored with it. Now I only call it up when my 5 year old says, "Daddy, can we drive a train?"
Ron