Nice run ,everything worked well

Very good. Thank you.

a good drive that ran well. many thanks

Thanks for a great interesting scenario.

that was a very nice run to do as i follow your scenarios ,the best one,s the shunting not the going a-b, bri.

Nice realistic S&D steam freigth scenario with clear instructions - good job !

@0101011 The "Somerset & Dorset" DLC addon would be required to run this particular scenario http://store.steampowered.com/app/208302/ It used to be "default", but since changes with the software over the last couple of years, it's no longer a default addon.

coz im thinking of buying this game but i want to know if there is any steam trains first that come with the game

is there any DLC required?

Very simple scenario and easy to navigate. If you want a basic steam freight switching operation without too much pressure, this is absolutely perfect, well done!

Excellent tout simplement. Merci !

merci c'est super

A nice lttle run. thank you.

Nice scenario thanks!!

Great Scenario

very fine

Just my kind of scenario. I must have been too hard on the throttle 'cos I ran out of water at the last siding. lol.

Great Job

Excellent work. An interesting scenario with no suprises.

like it very nice love steam engines

This is The BLack 5's

Many thanks bit of a problem getting it to trigger the Juction siding one, but got it in the end,

nice little scenario

As usual, nicely done. :)

@nestoredac : De nada. Me alegro de que te haya gustado. :)
= You're welcome. Glad you enjoyed it. :)

@reinerqu & guenter.weber46 : Vielen Dank für die netten Kommentare. Es ist gut zu wissen, dass Menschen aus verschiedenen Ländern wurden genieße meine Szenarien. Prost
= Thanks for the nice comments. It's good to know that people from several different Countries have been enjoying my scenarios. Cheers

PS: I only really know English, but I've been using Google-Translate to help me read and reply to some of your messages, so if some of the words in my replies seem funny, blame Google ;) Lol! Anyways, I'll put up some more new scenarios to the Steam Workshop sometimes when I have the chance to make more.
Here's the list of my scenarios I've uploaded here so far:
http://steamproxy-script.pipiskins.com/id/lonewolfdon/myworkshopfiles/?appid=24010

sehr gut. ich mag gerne Rangieraufgaben

Muy buena actividad, gracias por compartirla!!!!!!!!

Top Szenario mit Rangierarbeit. Wie zumeist wird gegen Ende das Wasser knapp!

@Xim : Thanks. I appreciate it. :)

@baz1312000 : You're welcome. I guess you really enjoyed it to play it through more than once.

@stevecoombes : Much thanks. I'll see about making more similar scenarios when I get the chance. Cheers!

another 10/10 from me good work

Very good have played it twice same comments as stevecoobes
Thank you

A very interesting and enjoyable scenario.More of these would be appreciated for the Bath to Templecombe route.

@colin.m.davenport : Thanks for the kind comments. Glad you liked it. I try to make my scenarios immersive and fun. Best wishes to you too.

@Elphaba : Thanks. Good to know some people are enjoying my scenarios.

Hi Don, after having great pleasure in fullfilling my rail fix on your created scenario, I have to admit, you have certainly done your homework. It certainly gets my vote as my favourite scenario, well done Don, 10 out of 10 for this. All the best to you and your family Don. (COLIN.D.)

Very nicely done - excellent scenario!

@d_hopkins66 : I'm currently in Canada (born and raised here), though I've also spent time living in other Countries too and enjoy seeing the variety of different cultures & meeting people from all walks of life. As for Railworks/Train-Simulator, I enjoy playing a whole variety of trains and routes regardless of what location/region/country it's supposed to be based from. Cheers! :)

Interesting mix...Are you USA based or UK? (I shouln't assume...you might be Sri Lanka, Sydney, Lagos, ot Rio based :D)

@d_hopkins66 : I'll upload some more scenarios to the Workshop sometimes. Here's the list of my scenarios you can see that I've put up so far:
http://steamproxy-script.pipiskins.com/id/lonewolfdon/myworkshopfiles/?appid=24010

Thanks...I think you're right. I sorta twigged and put things in forward with steam before releasing brake. Thanks again...publish lots more!

@d_hopkins66 : Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it. As for wagons re-connecting for you; I suspect if you had the "Automatic Coupling" option turned on in the Game-Settings, and if you disconnect the wagons on a bit of an incline/decline, it might re-connect automatically on you. It's an odd quirk with Railworks/Train-Simulator I've seen happen sometimes before and with some types of rolling-stock (and for some reason, these particular "wagons" tend to make a bit of a kick when you disconnect them), but having the Automatic-Coupling option Off should resolve this; from the Main-Menu, Game Settings, Gameplay, Automatic-Couple (on or off option for it, I prefer mine to be off. Though note, some stock, such as US stock, might still automatically couple when you bump-into-it. I guess it's kinda designed that way regardless). Yes, I try to give easy-to-follow instructions, and even manage to put it in a "human" way too sometimes ;)

@fabista: Thanks. It's good to know that my work is appreciated.

Loved it. Found it tricky (not a bad thing). Nice to run light for a while too. Seem to (on a number of occasions) "re-connect" with wagons I definitely had shed? Even finished in Siding 5 with coal wagons I shed in Siding 1. Liked your instructions..."after white shed"..."after little brown shed"...human!

Very good Work,great Scenario.

@rhysarnold1 : Have the Automatic Fireman option enabled may help to avoid this problem. Otherwise, remember to turn off the water supply when you close the injectors. K & L. Otherwise you will dump all the water in the tender overboard.

Water levels are full already if I recall correctly, so should be plenty to do the scenario.
I seem to recall reading on some of the forums that with the big upgrade to TS2013, there's a "bug" with some steam-engines that they run out of water even when there's plenty of water remaining. I think the solution to avoid this was don't run the reverser at full (lower it a bit). I'll see if I can find those posts.

this is a good scenario, but if you can put more water in the tender, put more in, because my loco ran out of water at wincanton,for no reason.