Railworks America

RSC.com has done alot (and hopefully will continue to do alot) for RailWorks, and they have actually listened to many inputs from us in North America. I think that Hawk and the website RailWorks America deserve the recognition for creating a positive atmosphere in which fans of RailWorks and the development team of RSC can come together to help improve the product. It's RWA that truly reflects the North America market when it comes to RailWorks.

So, let me be the first to say Thanks to Hawk, and if he's ever in Salisbury, NC, I will buy him a round of beer!

Indeed, Hawk's-da-man!
I feel welcome and "at home" here on the RWA site, and I much respect and appreciate Ed, the work and efforts he does to support RailWorks and the community.
Cheers!

Yes, nothing more to say than :THANK YOU!
..if I only had more time to spend on the forum

While I do appreciate the kind words, I keep telling y'all that all I did was lay the track. Y'all are the ones that brought the train and run it. Without you folks, this track would just be another abandoned, overgrown siding.

It's your posts and attitude that helped draw the attention of the RS.com team.

For that, I can only say

Shortliner wrote:So, let me be the first to say Thanks to Hawk, and if he's ever in Salisbury, NC, I will buy him a round of beer!

Salisbury, huh? I was up at Spencer not too long ago, at the RR museum.

Yes, thank you for us US rail fans for allowing us to have a place where RSC can get an idea of what we like.

Yes thank you hawk for this wonderfull site... Cheers

There were a lot of THANKS to Hawk over the time, but I always join every new.

Because Hawk really deserves it. Great work and thank you from me.

Yes, it has come up before, but it is never said enough. Without the track, we'd have no where to run our trains or build our towns. Thank you, Ed.

arizonachris wrote:Yes, it has come up before, but it is never said enough. Without the track, we'd have no where to run our trains or build our towns. Thank you, Ed.

I can only just echo Chris.

Buzz

Mega dittos!

Hawk wrote:Salisbury, huh? I was up at Spencer not too long ago, at the RR museum.

Yea, I enjoy visiting the North Carolina Transportation Museum once in awhile. I just wish they had more trackage than just a loop around the former Southern Shop. Anyways the round of beer is a standing invitation. We can grab some beer, stick them in a cooler and watch Norfolk Southern trains at the Salisbury Wye.

arizonachris wrote:Yes, it has come up before, but it is never said enough. Without the track, we'd have no where to run our trains or build our towns. Thank you, Ed.

What he said.

Pssht, what's this about buying a round of beer! Hawk, if you ever make it up to Milwaukee, I'll hafta take you on a brewery tour for cryin' out loud! Thanks for providing that mainline for us all here, I know I'd never have gotten as into RW as I am now if it wasn't for RWA . And thanks for every so often doing some MoW work if ya know what I mean.

thanks indeed Hawk, excellent site !

Even though I'm new, I have learned a great deal from here. So a definate thank you is in order!