A big thanks to Nash Welch

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  • wwhall
    Senior Member


    • May 2010
    • 652
    • Kansas
    • MSOR

    #1

    A big thanks to Nash Welch

    A huge thank you to Nash Welch, et al. Over the past couple of years or so, Nash Welch and repainters of his fine locomotives have produced a wealth of new locomotives, beautifully executed, for OpenRails. He has become one of the most prolific contributors of content to OpenRails. I appreciate all content developers, both payware and freeware, but I think that Nash is worthy of some special recognition for his efforts. In just about every train that I run in OpenRails, one can find at least one of his locomotives. Thanks again to Nash and those repainting his creations.
  • frliss
    1000 Post Veteran



    • Mar 2011
    • 1078
    • MP44.2 Worcester, MA
    • General

    #2
    Nash Welch is one of those follows who went under the radar for me. After reading your post I searched the file library for his name and got 59 responses.

    A tip of the hat to Nash Welch.

    Fred

    Flashing Rear End Device

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    • Orbita
      Senior Member

      • Oct 2020
      • 324
      • Somewhere on the NYC Water Level Route surrounded by corn
      • English, Limited French
      • MSOR

      #3
      It's pretty mind blowing with the level of detail Nash put into these models. Always has you wondering what else he's got coming our way.
      Kyle

      NYC - Road of the Future

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      • trainlover2923
        Senior Member


        • May 2010
        • 184
        • Lynchburg Missouri
        • MSOR

        #4
        That's why I consider his work such a great mystery......You never know what he has next.....And I am highly enjoying the sounds he has coming out as well....I hope he comes out with some new sounds for the ES44's and SD70ACe's...those are long over due
        Roburt

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        • wwhall
          Senior Member


          • May 2010
          • 652
          • Kansas
          • MSOR

          #5
          Yes, Nash's sound packs are great, too. I kinda wish that he had a Patreon account. He is one of those contributors to the simming hobby to whom I would gladly send a contribution.

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          • jbtower
            Senior Member


            • Jul 2005
            • 572
            • Yorkville, Illinois, USA.
            • ORTS

            #6
            Outstanding realism between sounds, actions and appearance, Thanks Nash
            Kevin Kelleher

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            • CSRX
              13500 Post Veteran



              • Oct 2005
              • 13646
              • Lincoln, ME
              • English
              • ORTS

              #7
              He is also a great guy to chat with. A few times I have chatted with him, and managed to get a few things for some repaints. Speaking of. I need to get back to those.

              I'm like a squirrel, I get distracted easily now with so many projects.. whoops.
              -Shawn K-
              MEC Mountain Subdivision - Trackwork 70%, Scenery 35%
              ​

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              • UP6706
                Active Member
                • Jun 2026
                • 152
                • Los Angeles or somewhere near it, CA.
                • English
                • General

                #8
                Nash Welch impressed me when I saw his ORTS locomotives, He's the best freeware model creator, He was the 2nd to do 250 units because @ChandlerBranchRailfan/Daniel did, Thanks for what you've done, Nash, if you're reading this.
                Last edited by UP6706; 10-04-2026, 10:28.
                Clayton Wong

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                • SantaFe801
                  Senior Member



                  • Jan 2015
                  • 247
                  • General

                  #9
                  Wow. I'm honestly finding it kind of hard to find the right words to say. I want to start by thanking every one of you for your kind words; reading through all the posts brought a smile to my face and really brightened my day. I'll be honest, I do sometimes have some self-doubt about the content I make, occasionally wondering if it's truly good enough. It's why any compliments I receive genuinely mean the world to me, and I do love making content for the community. Simply seeing the things I make being used and enjoyed is always such a great feeling and motivates me to keep making more. I'm truly honored that you guys hold me in such high regard, and as a personal rule of mine, I always like to stay humble about my work. You'll never see me "toot my own horn" and brag about anything I make.

                  Again, many thanks, guys, and I certainly plan to keep making more stuff for you all in the future! There are lots of things I plan to, or want to make, and still stuff I have yet to release!

                  ​Note: I'm a little late posting this, which was originally going to be posted a while ago. I got a UTI, which knocked me down for a good bit among some other stuff going on. Been real busy around here lately with the move coming up soon.

                  ​

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                  • trainlover2923
                    Senior Member


                    • May 2010
                    • 184
                    • Lynchburg Missouri
                    • MSOR

                    #10
                    I think I speak for most of the guys here when I say this......Your health and well being comes before anything else....you focus on your health and I hope your move goes smoothly and painless as possible. And I look forward to see your next release. High Ball my friend.
                    Roburt

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                    • LuFeDuTi
                      Senior Member

                      • Sep 2010
                      • 215
                      • Venezuela
                      • Espanol and Slow Ingles
                      • MSOR

                      #11
                      Originally posted by wwhall
                      Yes, Nash's sound packs are great, too. I kinda wish that he had a Patreon account. He is one of those contributors to the simming hobby to whom I would gladly send a contribution.
                      If he creates a Patreon, it would be Fantastic he should use his name ETLW or East Texas Locomotive Works their Locomotives are magnificent I use their GE ET44AC and EMD SD70ACe Tier 4 models not to mention the EMD SD70M models they recently released that said I would like to know if they plan to offer a Metra EMD F40PHM-2 along with some Metra Passenger Cars

                      Fostoria Stop Truck In A Level Crossing Please No Stop In Rail

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