I have just passed to Steve the template for the Cumbres Pass route. This is the second of a series of narrow gauge templates I am working on. The Silverton and the Cumbres Pass are small, 40 & 65 miles long. The next route is the Rio Grande Southern at 170 miles long and the last is the Colorado Southern at 315 miles long.
Pete
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QUOTE(xpdingo @ Sep 15 2009, 01:54 PM) 
I have just passed to Steve the template for the Cumbres Pass route. This is the second of a series of narrow gauge templates I am working on. The Silverton and the Cumbres Pass are small, 40 & 65 miles long. The next route is the Rio Grande Southern at 170 miles long and the last is the Colorado Southern at 315 miles long.
Pete
Pete
Just a note. An error was found in the K-27 loco which prevents the fireman (auto or manual) from adding coal to the firebox. The loco author (Capt. Bazza at Elvas Tower) has posted a fix in the forums at and temporarily withdrawn the loco from the Elvas Tower file library. I think that Pete plans to put the fix into the .eng file and repost this template.
QUOTE(nbeveridge @ Oct 3 2009, 03:15 PM)
Just a note. An error was found in the K-27 loco which prevents the fireman (auto or manual) from adding coal to the firebox. The loco author (Capt. Bazza at Elvas Tower) has posted a fix in the forums at and temporarily withdrawn the loco from the Elvas Tower file library. I think that Pete plans to put the fix into the .eng file and repost this template.
The fix is in and the template has been sent to Steve to repost. Thanks to Norm for picking up the error and bringing it to Bazza's attention.
Pete
QUOTE(xpdingo @ Oct 3 2009, 07:16 PM)
The fix is in and the template has been sent to Steve to repost. Thanks to Norm for picking up the error and bringing it to Bazza's attention.
Pete
Pete
I have reposted, thanks for fixing it Pete!
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