I Have A Question

[Steve7112004]

I am working in a already made map and see these signs all along the rail just don't know what they are. Any help would be great.

 

[NikkiA]

I am working in a already made map and see these signs all along the rail just don't know what they are. Any help would be great.

Looks like a mile/kilometer marker. No idea what 'CL' stands for though, perhaps a code for the route (usually you'd have seperate mile marks for each route, so where two routes join you could conceivably go from, say, mile 123.0 to mile 35.0)

 

[angelah]

Oz or US?

It looks Oz or US, maybe somebody from over there can shed some light on it.

It does seem to be a mileage mark of some sort though.

Angela

 

[Jaymom]

Can you tell us the name of the layout?

Harold

 

[rweber95]

I don't think it is US. We call em MP for Mile Post (or at least we did in the 1950-1970s).

Bob

 

[Steve7112004]

Yeah it's TRS2004 Robe River Iron Mine scenario map. I'm just adding more to it. It's in Australia.

 

[ray_whiley]

I've just had a look at Robe River Iron, TRS2004, and this sign shows in the Australia Trackside Objects menu as "Sign Bboard 10" etc. - there are a good many of them, often in multiples of five. What the abbreviation "Bboard" means I have no idea - but the strange thing is that "Sign Bboard 10" actually appears at the lineside showing "7.2", "100" appears as "72" and "138" as "99.36" - and changing between metric and imperial makes no difference!

Ray

 

[Steve7112004]

Yeah that's what I was looking at. So I will just do away with them there no use to me. Thank You Everyone.