few links

[Henry]

http://www.railserve.com/Computers/Rail_Simulator/
testing

[Snuffy]

A couple more.

http://forums.flightsim.com/vbts/index.php
http://railworksamerica.com/forum/index.php

[Snuffy]

Another if you want to venture into route building ...

http://www.rstools.info/

[Gramps]

And over to the Microsoft side,

If ya don't mind shellin out a few dollars for some top notch engines and rollin stock, Scott makes some of( if not the ) the best around

http://www.dieselswest.com/Diesels_West1.htm

[warchild]

Jeezzzz.. Scotts site makes me wanna go to the hobby shop and drool over the engines.. unfortunately, its 500 miles away.. oh well.. i do miss San Jose at times.. Let me wake up and i'll see if i can come up with some links myself.. maybe in a few days, i can start taking the links tht people post and and organize them according to train simulation so we can make a sticky of them???


Just an addendum.. For you folks that like mixing table top and virtual you can check out D&J hobbies (located in Campbell california ). D&J is a hobby super store. its bigger than a safeway supermarket, and walking around the ailes is difficult because the shelves are close together. They have thousands of things they offer including plastic models, trains RC planes and doll houses. i found a working RC jet engine there once and even a 1/12th sale roll of toilet paper for the doll house. For trains, they got a lot.. scroll down to the trains entry in the link below and select your favorite sale ..

http://www.djhobby.com/cgi-bin/index...log/index.html

Enjoy
Pam

[Gramps]

Scott makes some great stuff.........nice guy to boot!!!!

Some more MSTS links.....

http://www.streamlines.ca/home.html

Have some of thier products too, can't vouch for the Seligman route, the BNSF scenic sub route is a great route. Thier rollin stock an engines are purty dang good too.

Over on the freeware side, there's alot of good downloads over here.

http://frankoburns.proboards.com/index.cgi?


Nice fictional freeware route with rollin stock for it here.

http://www.fullbucket.com/msts/index.html