Hawk & Badger Railroad Forum

Welcome,

I can relate with you being addicted. I often have to force myself to stop running my trains and go to bed!

You'll find a wealth of information here and lots of help with any of your questions. Again, welcome, and I'll be looking for your maps.

Welcome,

This place is a treasure trove indeed. Tons of maps, tips, info and fun.

Welcome aboard!

You'll be sure to find answers to your questions here. And remember, the only stupid question is the one that isn't asked.

I don't really think it was planned , but I think it's more than coincidence. There must be some sort of dark reasons that all of this happened the way it did. .... or maybe not I guess we'll never know for sure.

I use Firefox whenever possible, but once and while the page just doesn't look right so I try IE7. I'd say though, 98% of the time Firefox rocks! I do find it interesting though that IE7 features many of the things that I've come accustomed to in Firefox. Tabbed browsing and add-ons just to name a f...

I've seen some of the comparisons before, but never as in depth as this! Too many instances to be written off as coincidence.

I was just wondering what kind of game scenario goals people like better. I personally like to build, connect, and haul. Finance isn't really my strong point. How about you?

I think Joe needs an understudy or something. He needs to spread his knowledge and intestinal fortitude to carry on his legacy. It seems like the general sentiment on this thread is in agreement with his philosophies. There must be someone out there that can carry on after Joe leaves us. :?: Maybe e...

Born and bred in Pennsylvania, but proud to call "Suth'ners" my friends. - shear genius

Thanks Hawk. I really enjoy SteamTown. I try to get there at least a couple of times a year. C. Viking - I've only started with RT3 and am still working my way through the campaigns, but I will definitely download Building to Buffalo and give it a try when I get a chance. I'm also intrigued by Mr Sc...

I'd like to start off by saying I'm not really a newbie. I joined in December of '06. I don't post a whole lot but check the boards almost daily. I just thought I'd post in the newbie neighborhood to say I am here and love reading all the comments. I've just recently started "playing" RT3 ...

I'll look into it, Thanks!

I was wondering if I could make a back-up copy of my play disk (disk 2) just in case I had a problem with scratches or a crack. The way it sounds that isn't possible due to some sort of copy protection scheme. I guess $10 or so isn't really that much, but it just doesn't sit well with me to pay for ...

I agree 100% with AZ. Firefox is the way to go. I only use IE when absolutely necessary, which is becoming less frequent as Firefox is continually being improved.

It was a tough choice for me between Erie-Lackawanna, Pennsylvania, and Reading as they were all considered local for me at one time. When it comes down to it I chose Erie-Lackawanna because of the Phoebe Snow.