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Capltd29
Member # 3292
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I know that this is the wrong area for this question but I don't think that any one has visited the train sim area on Railforum.com in a while.

Does anyone know if there are any add-ons for the NEC portion of trainsim because amtrak doesn't run trains that start in DC and Terminate in Philadelphia and certainly not Acela expresses.
 

JONATHON
Member # 2899
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Make your own Activity, go to: Start Menu, all programs, MicroSoft Games, Train Simulator, Tools&Editor, -

when the window opens, click: Activity Editor, select Route: NEC, name the .Act, E-mail me, I will send you the pictorial guide that will walk you through the steps of creating an Activity (.Act File), its not easy, but the guide makes it very easy

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JONATHON D. ORTIZ
EMD455@Blue-Rail.com
 

JONATHON
Member # 2899
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Buy the Way, My E-mail is jonathonjb3@aol.com

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Capltd29
Member # 3292
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What I meant is, are there any like, expansion packs, that would extend the route to, say, new york
 
Southwest Chief
Member # 1227
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Not sure for the NEC (as I mainly focus on the west coast routes), but you may want to take a look, if you haven't already, at Train-sim.com. Here is a link http://www.train-sim.com
 



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