Hello everyone!

[Rudy4606]

After lurking around these forums for a few years, i finally decided to join. I've been playing RRT in one form or another for over a decade now. I started with the original version on 5.25 inch floppies and got hooked immediately. Anyway, it's great to be a part of a community that shares the same interests. thanks

Rudy

[Grandma Ruth]

Glad to know you! What's the picture? -my old eyes can't make it out.

[proudcanadian]

Welcome aboard! Always nice to see new members signing up.

[Hawk]

Another aboard!

Always good to see more fellow tycooners hopping (or is it hoping?) on the train.

Make yourself at home. We're a bunch of friendly folks here and don't bite too hard.

[Wolverine@MSU]

Hi Rudy - Glad to have you on board. Looks like that loco made pretty short work of the truck (at least that's what I see). There's a move afoot to create our own RT game. Do you have any special computer/modding skills?

[Gwizz]

Welcome Rudy.

That picture looks like a 40 era truck parked somewhat carelessly next to an early diesel.

[Grandma Ruth]

I can see it now - I'm at work and my monitor's a bit better than the one at home!

[BikerTim]

Welcome aboard! I got started on railroad tycooning in late 2003, with the release of RRT3. I have been hooked ever since. In my opinion, this is the best of all the railroad tycooning websites. I'm sure you will like it. I have enjoyed it thoroughly. My favorite part is the strategy suggestions. I am also glad to see that the members of this site are thinking about making an RRT4. While I may have a lot of good ideas for one, I don't think I would have the necessary computer skills.

[KevinL]

Always good to see more fellow tycooners hopping (or is it hoping?) on the train.

Its hopping. Hoping is hope + ing.

We're a great group of people Rudy. You'll find lots of things to download in the User Content section that will keep you entertained for hours.

[Hawk]

Thanks Kevin. That's what I thought but wasn't sure.