I just checked the wagons in-game, and it shows as plastic cargo. So the mod is fine.

Hi, isnt there any mystake with the cargo? I do not see it can cary PLASTIC in the game even when in the MDL file it is mentioned.

nevermind i found it :D

for some reason when i try finding it in my vehicle inventory i cant find it, im in 2023 and i followed all the steps.

There is no reason why it should not work

Is this still working?

@SeveredShaggy
Have you got the other two required mods [DTTX - double-stack wellcar and Cargo Asset] installed before this one?

I'm in 1996 atm and these cars have not shown up for purchase.

Sorry, thought you were going to port over and publish your centerbeam flatcars from TPF1. Well, if they are old and outdated yeah it probably would be nice to have someone make new ones, thanks for the response

I have not build flatcars yet ;-) So if there is an TPF Mod for this, ask the author

Thanks as always.
Any chance we'll be seeing the TTX flatcars soon?

Thank you! I can really use these.

Thanks.

I have now carefully screwed the bogies tight again, they should now remain in the position where they belong. Thanks for the bug report.
The problem with the "availability end year" should also fixed.

NSHorseheadSD70 is right, there are trucks that swing out from under the cars. Other than that, its fine.

When the cars go around curves, an extra set of trucks comes out of the car and swings wide around the curve. When it straightens out, it goes back into the car body like normal.

Thx for the Bug report i will take a look at this.

Found the problem. When I clicked on 'availability/end year' and set it to INFINITE, the three 'FULL' vehicles do not appear as a choice, only when on DEFAULT setting. Thanks.

I have your previous mods [still loaded] and the required mods X2 too. When selecting these, they are either empty or are not in the list. It gives the choice of 3/4/5 wagons. The description has changed from before so presume it is these. Any reason for this as the description of the mod says '(always loaded). Thanks.

Great stuff!