Candidates for Extension Pack 8

[Anonymous]

Chris,

I forgot say something—> about Caboose?

shapiro

[Anonymous]

Hi Shapiro,

We have to wait for Brainbom to release a caboose object first. I cannot add a texture to something that does not exist within RtR.

Regards, Chris

[Anonymous]

Chris

😆 😆 😆

How true! 😉

Regards, Willi

[Anonymous]

Chris

cheer,

shapiro

[Anonymous]

Hi Shapiro,

A chaboose is that the yellow car on your sign(train bottom your posts),do i ask right,do i? :

Will be a good observer car. Before i forget to ask,: Di you ask about japanese rolling passenger stock as the shinkansen with the legendary HIKARI-GOO ? The Flagship on the shinkansenline 😉

PS:In the PM for you i´ll ask you an other thing ya?

[Anonymous]

Would it be possible to black in the doors to some box cars so they would look open, then could have them in loading bays with workmen emptying them.

Reg.

[Anonymous]

Peter,

Oh my god!!!! I’m not japanese……..

I was laughing all day…..

shapiro

[Anonymous]

Hi Shapiro,

Japanese or not japanese,in this forum we all are as learning and teaching about RTR as building invisible bridges. Do you know what i mean ?

[Anonymous]

Hi Peter,

To answer your question about whether that yellow car in Shapiro’s signature file is a caboose; yes, it is.

Chris

[Anonymous]

Gives that for goodtrains only? or also for passengertrains? : :

Hi chris,

If you want to know,why the last post here in this topic from shapiro is so,then ask shapiro or ask me over pm 😉

[Anonymous]

Hi Peter,

I grabbed the following from Wikipedia:

Quote:

A caboose (US railway terminology) or brake van or guard’s van (British terminology) is a manned rail transport vehicle coupled at the end of a freight train. Although cabooses were once used on nearly every freight train in North America, their use has declined and they are seldom seen on trains, except on locals and smaller railroads.

The remainder of the article I quoted can be found at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caboose” class=”bbcode_url”>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caboose

Regards, Chris

[Anonymous]

Hi chris,

in the sixties i´d see a car here same as a chaboose,other a little bit had cabin on end and was build mainly as mailcar in a goodtrain and for breaking the cars in train,thru a trainphone the breaker knows,when he has to pull or release breaks. On that car are 2 or 3 persons,1 mailworker and 1-2 breakers.

Thanks for that link

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