Classic American Trains come to FSX

[BobF]

You will have to place them or view them in a viewer such as the model converter.

Hi Chris. Thanks. I have opened the bgl in ModelConverterX. I should have been more clear. The problem is that it only shows one engine. How do I use ModelConverterX to view all of the train models in the bgl? I can't see any way. Thanks, Bob.

[Fozzer]

Pete, yes they are objects for scenery design

I gather then, that they can be added to the list of the Flight Sim default objects, and inserted into the scenery using Abacus' "EZ-Scenery" etc, placement programs?
If so, are they compatible with both FS2004 and FSX?

Paul... ...!

[CHUCK79]

Pete, yes they are objects for scenery design

I gather then, that they can be added to the list of the Flight Sim default objects, and inserted into the scenery using Abacus' "EZ-Scenery" etc, placement programs?
If so, are they compatible with both FS2004 and FSX?

Paul... ...!

Yes, Paul you should be able to use them with any scenery design/object placement tool and they're supposed to work for both FSX and FS9

That's why I'm so excited about it. We can now put trains in our sceneries

[Fozzer]

Pete, yes they are objects for scenery design

I gather then, that they can be added to the list of the Flight Sim default objects, and inserted into the scenery using Abacus' "EZ-Scenery" etc, placement programs?
If so, are they compatible with both FS2004 and FSX?

Paul... ...!

Yes, Paul you should be able to use them with any scenery design/object placement tool and they're supposed to work for both FSX and FS9

That's why I'm so excited about it. We can now put trains in our sceneries

Excellent news, Chuck!
It should work very well with my "Ultimate Terrain USA+Canada" which shows up real/accurate railway track routes!
I just need to find default railway lines near to Airfields now!

Paul...with choo-choo trains!... ...!