US Locomotives List

[Alpenfreight]

Hello All,

Inspired by the organizing assets thread I put this doc together:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... edit#gid=0

This doc lists every official DLC US locomotive by Railroad for easy viewing. If people like this sort of thing I will consider expanding it to rollingstock.

Note: every loco has a picture, it can take a second to load

[_o_OOOO_oo-Kanawha]

Hello All,

Inspired by the organizing assets thread I put this doc together:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... edit#gid=0

This doc lists every official DLC US locomotive by Railroad for easy viewing. If people like this sort of thing I will consider expanding it to rollingstock.

Note: every loco has a picture, it can take a second to load

Thanks. Seems most helpful as an overview of what's available.

One can download the document in many formats, including .pdf for those who don't want to use the spreadsheet view.

[ssbobz]

Awesome!

That's what I had in mind but I figured it would take much longer to actually put together. I would love to see the rolling stock too but I don't know how much work that involves so I'm content.

[Alpenfreight]

Awesome!

That's what I had in mind but I figured it would take much longer to actually put together. I would love to see the rolling stock too but I don't know how much work that involves so I'm content.

Wouldn't take too long to make a list, but it would take a while to do the pictures. Maybe ill start on that...

[Alpenfreight]

Good news and bad news,

Good news - I've started getting the rolling stock in the sheet

Bad news - We've reached the technical limit of Google Spreadsheets (already) and it's crashing quite often. Does anyone have any suggestions for where to house this project? It looks like we may have to migrate to make it useful

[OldProf]

Good news and bad news,

Good news - I've started getting the rolling stock in the sheet

Bad news - We've reached the technical limit of Google Spreadsheets (already) and it's crashing quite often. Does anyone have any suggestions for where to house this project? It looks like we may have to migrate to make it useful

1) Dump Google; 2) use Excel, Word, or any other software that handles tables and can save to PDF format; 3) publish the result here.

[ssbobz]

I use Open Office or whatever the current name of it is.

[railhead001]

You can convert it to a PDF file yourself using the freeware version of PDFCreator but I will warn you that it will be a huge file at about 184 MB and 44 pages long but a great reference, it would be amazing if a US rolling stock version was made