thecanadianrail wrote:i dont care what it is aslong as its not another donner pass flop!
xianggang wrote:thecanadianrail wrote:i dont care what it is aslong as its not another donner pass flop!
What's the issue with donner's pass?





hertsbob wrote:Hi
Can't wait to see this route in its full glory.![]()
I wonder whether anyone has any background information about the extinct yard at Buford?
I'm aware of the infamy of the place - http://www.whatsonningbo.com/news-2238-us-man-don-sammons-60-is-the-only-resident-of-buford-wyoming.html - and it's existence seems to be inextricably linked with the railroad, but why would you build such a large yard in this sort of location in the first place?
Cheers
Bob
up_8677 wrote:They really need to do an SD70M to accurately portray UP operations.
a fantastic new US route is coming to Train Simulator 2012 this August, and it looks set to be a tough one! The railroad from Cheyenne to Laramie, Wyoming, has such tough grades that the Union Pacific railroad built locomotives specially to handle it, giving us the Challenger and Big Boy that are still revered today. With Union Pacific diesel horsepower on hand and some heavy freight trains to move, this will be a great new expansion pack for all US rail fans.
Running between Cheyenne Yard and Laramie Yard, the line is 60 miles in length and is flanked on either side by the wide, open grasslands and rocky outcrops of the Wyoming landscape. The line also serves a number of small industrial yards along its length.
Along with this great new railroad line, the pack includes SD70M, SD40-2, ES44 and SW10 locomotives in Union Pacific livery.
Chessie8638 wrote:Union Pacific used to get it's "Sherman Rock" Ballast from the quarry there. The town was up for sale and sold for around $900,000 USD (about 10 acres, a house, convenience store and gas station.)



BNSF650 wrote:up_8677 wrote:They really need to do an SD70M to accurately portray UP operations.
From RSC on facebooka fantastic new US route is coming to Train Simulator 2012 this August, and it looks set to be a tough one! The railroad from Cheyenne to Laramie, Wyoming, has such tough grades that the Union Pacific railroad built locomotives specially to handle it, giving us the Challenger and Big Boy that are still revered today. With Union Pacific diesel horsepower on hand and some heavy freight trains to move, this will be a great new expansion pack for all US rail fans.
Running between Cheyenne Yard and Laramie Yard, the line is 60 miles in length and is flanked on either side by the wide, open grasslands and rocky outcrops of the Wyoming landscape. The line also serves a number of small industrial yards along its length.
Along with this great new railroad line, the pack includes SD70M, SD40-2, ES44 and SW10 locomotives in Union Pacific livery.
Thanks for the info. Almost every UP train I see has at least one SD70M; not often leading these days though.Users browsing this forum: Bing [Bot], Google [Bot] and 2 guests