California Routes

Here are some good routes I found:

"Quahog Sub": A route based on SoCal but is very fictional.
"Baldwin Park": More of a railfanning route rather than a full-blown route based on a town in SoCal.
"BNSF Central Valley Subdivison": One of my personal favorites. A route that takes place in the California Central Valley. It goes from Laton, CA to Corcoran, CA. 35 miles in length to be precise.
"Los Angeles Junction Railway": A small route of some trackage from the real-life railroad.
"Pomona, CA": A railfanning route of a station in a city in Orange County, California.
"9th Street Modesto Ca Streetrunning Diorama": A 3 baseplate railfanning route by me of a now defunct branch line in Modesto, California.
"Industry, CA": A small railfanning route of a fictional California inspired place.
"Mojave Sub Divison - TRS19": A recreation of the original route by JR upgraded by hiawathamr. Please keep the old route for the new route to work properly.

Where to find routes:

"Quahog Sub": https://www.trainz.net/index.php?/files/file/133-quahog-sub/

All the other route are on the DLS. Have fun! (Warning: Some routes like the M&ET route are not all up to today's standards or are not the best, so be warned.)
 
I have the Death Valley Railroad on The Roundhouse. A good 20-mile long narrow-gauge road to run on that isn't DRGW or WP&Y. :)


Bit of shortline running too. The Tonopah & Tidewater 2-8-0's are available on Trainz-Forge. Set in 1914-16, so the appopriate stock needed to run on it would be either on Carson Car Shops or Rollins Pass via TrainzItalia. Also recommend downloading Mad James' 1890's consists for T&T hauls.
 
There is my "Stockton to Milpitas (Alpha 1)" on the DLS. I started this building on the " Altamont Commuter Express" route. After a year or two I set it aside and uploaded it to the DLS when I started on my Fostoria route. Now, a few years later, I finished Fostoria and have returned to Stockton to Milpitas and may finish it "someday soon".
 
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