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Some of you may also play ETS2 on the TMP mod where we can run as a group, if so you will probably know "Explore Transport", well this is part of the meaning behind the title of the thread, its also fitting given that I have plenty of map to discover, including Iceland, Spitzbergen/Svalbard and the Faroe islands.

The first thing I did was hop into Laura Jane, my ex Eddie Stobart truck PX11BTU, Laura Jane being the name that the truck had when in service with Eddie Stobart, then head over to Ireland from Dover, then made my way to Iceland. Laura Jane is a 6x2 which with a container on the back made for some interesting handling as she wanted to wheel spin, A LOT!



earlier in the trip

a different truck, this time, Scania R620 6x4, normally this truck hauls doubles however here she is seen parked up in Longyearbyen, Norway


Its a hard life being a cat!

True, but a cat is smart enough to always make the most of it.

How do I get a cat (preferably the own cat) in the passenger seat? That would be the I-point for me...

Thank you for your pictures!

Hi SamI,

Tekir comes from SiSL mega pack off steam workshop

Good photo.

Thank you for the info. I don't use Steam Workshop.
It is a pity that can't place animals in the truck based on photos.

Sam! wrote: ↑

26 Sep 2019 09:19

Thank you for the info. I don't use Steam Workshop.
It is a pity that can't place animals in the truck based on photos.

Have a look at the scs forum, I think it's on there too.

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rudenkov vladimir wrote: ↑

26 Sep 2019 09:13

Good photo.

Thanks.

I plan on swapping for my white 6x2 scania and heading south

some more of PX11BTU ''Laura Jane'', an ex Eddie Stobart Scania on a recent Icelandic run that started in Liverpool, finished in Reykjavik







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JF-82-748 - Icelandic meandering

^Night Wolf heading to London

A run in the DAF XF












Pulling into Kosczalin, then following the GPS, (kindly voiced by Glados) the route tool me down a lane, I was like "you want me to go down there, in this?" turns out it was a little supermarket in the back and beyond, a challenging route in to the drop yard. its the little things like that, that have made Promods interesting.