Midwest Indutrial railroad Ohio Branch wip route

Also you may wonder why the ballast on the Mirr is so wide. Well when penn Central had this line, it was very busy and was triple track the whole way. The Mirr will just let the ballast stay since there is no point if moving it away.
 
1. A Mirr stack train goes past a farm private crossing
2-3. The siding thats starts at Marion ends at a elevator just east of North Liberty. This is a popular spot for meets
4. The Gern elevator in North Libery is switched by a Mirr RS1E
5. North Liberty also has a pair of warehouses
6. The Mirr stack trains goes through 1 of 2 crossing in North Liberty
 
BlakeDooley said:
You do realize that you are using the Pioneer Valley Railroad equipment, not HlJames's MIRR equipment? I'm just saying that it would be more suiting due to the fact you named it as a branch line of the MIRR.
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MIRR even has a Steel Mill on my NS Van Ness Sub. Uses 100% recycled scrap. Nice layout!

John
 
conrailfan1999 said:
I get prerelease's/ beta tests of HLJames content. We are partners and good friends. But anyway the rs1e is really worth the 10 bucks! It rocks!
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I should note the RS1E is planned to be in one of the next few releases, it's getting close to being ready. Just hold on, it'll be worth the wait like everything special. ;)
 
1. More of North Liberty
2-3. A small county elevator west of North Liberty
4-6. Mirr traveling through the fields, forests , and crossings between North Liberty and Botkins
 
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