At The Railyard: Pennsylvania Railroad Eastern Region (Update)

[@johnjablonski9292]

one of my favorite routes to run..... nothing but pennsy , reading a little B&O.cnj and nyc traffic

[@726berkshire]

The music you used for this update couldn't have been better. And, in my opinion, it was nice to have the Pennsylvania Railroad merge with the New Jersey Central.

[@JettyLS]

Indeed that team HAS been working hard. Thank you for your preview. I look forward to all your reviews, Nick.

[@TheUnknownAvenger]

My favorite railroad has been reborn in a brand new way. LONG LIVE PRR!!!!

[@bigboy4016]

Wow Nick... amazing! (Like all your reviews)

[@ConrailQ6759]

First class work Nick. Amazing work and excellent review!

[@murjax]

This really is an amazing route. I can't wait to check out Pittsburgh and the CNJ lines in Jersey. The only drawback that I noticed as of the 4th update that was kind of annoying was the way the trackage goes up and down the hills of the Alleghenies. There was a lot of up and down jolting as opposed to a smooth grade. In fact the last time I tried to run a 100 car freight through there my train literally got ripped apart from the jolting.

[@JessicaKasumi1990]

Honestly, I have the Eastern Region, and it damn sure feels like my favorite railroad. I may be Japanese, but I freaking love the PRR! The PRR is my favorite railroad, period. Running this route is fun, especially with my fictional modern PRR locomotives running on both the actual PRR and RDG and CNJ track. In that sense, I made a timeline where the PRR effectively bought out both the Reading Company, and Central Railroad of New Jersey, and now both the New York and Long Branch and Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines is an all PRR operation when I run my modern PRR activities. Sadly, I won't be releasing them, since they're for my personal enjoyment.

[@GintaPPE1000]

@trmania Train 13's whistle was recorded off a PRR 4-6-2 (If I recall correctly from the video I saw it) with a similar type of whistle.

[@johnjablonski9292]

[@daltonauto]

Never mind my impatience, you gotta be a beta-tester :)

[@FrehleyFan3988]

So if you drive a train from Pittsburgh to new York in here, you'll be dragging a train for 9 hours?

[@LycoValleyRRFan]

After seeing the video it makes me wish I lived back in the 30's 40's 50's.

[@MegaZsolti]

2:14 I like those gates.

[@LycoValleyRRFan]

Look like a great route. Does it have the Williamsport, PA area.

[@JonatanGronoset]

Nice review. But you forgot one crucial part of eth PRRs image; The K4s. ;) Still, good job and merry christmas.

[@Limskjordan]

@celman11 A Blue Comet is available on trainsim.com

[@OwenConcorde]

I wonder what the cities between Pittsburgh and Atloona looks like in the game?

[@GintaPPE1000]

the whistle @3:25 sounds a lot like Train13's...

[@NJTCOMET]

from 0:36 to 0:39 seconds, are those Valley Pass Budd Cars?, and if so are how much do they cost?

[@FriendlyPhilcoDealer]

Alright, where the hell did you find that first song? I've found so many versions of it, but I can't find that one.

[@jacobmoss6830]

Bryce Boigner I know I’ve looked myself but it appears to not exist.

[@celman11]

where did u get that blue comet at 1:23 ?

[@JonatanGronoset]

@trmania Ok.

[@daltonauto]

Is the Blue Comet from train-sim*com?

[@mikepericolosi9386]

i have 1 fps

[@TheUnknownAvenger]

Are they still looking for BETA Testers? I plan to buy MSTS soon and I would like to be a BETA tester.