New 3ft Route (Big Pics)

[lilb]

Here is a screenshot from my new 3ft route. If you have any ideas for a name please tell me. More screenshots on my website in the routes page.
I will also have a winter version of it too.

 

[ex-railwayman]

Hi lilb, nice shot, though I think personally the water level may be a little too high.
What about Rocky Falls or Canyon Creek, as names, mind you, I am unsure if they don't already exist on the DLS, I haven't checked yet.:hehe:

Cheers. ex-railwayman.

 

[lilb]

Fixed

I fixed it. I think it looks better now too.

 

[spiffy101]

How did you make those rock faces? Also, where will it be released?

 

[lilb]

More pics plus answer

@spiffy101 it is a river and cliffs from trainzone, they are payware.
Heres some new pics:

There is drivable wagon roads.

Interactive stations and industries.

 

[spiffy101]

Well, that's a bummer. I was hoping it would be freeware. Whatever, I'm not in to NG anymore anyway.

 

[ex-railwayman]

Very nice shots lilb, may I ask if this is for TRS04 or 06 download please ??

Cheers. ex-railwayman.

 

[lilb]

Very nice shots lilb, may I ask if this is for TRS04 or 06 download please ??

Cheers. ex-railwayman.

It is for 06

 

[ex-railwayman]

Thanks a lot, good luck with your route...

Cheers. ex-railwayman.

 

[817TAYLOR]

Here is a screenshot from my new 3ft route. If you have any ideas for a name please tell me. More screenshots on my website in the routes page.
I will also have a winter version of it too.

the tree in the background, how do you make it lay down like so?

 

[cascaderailroad]

There are "Animated Loggers" on the DLS ... They help you chop down that tree :hehe:

I like 3' NG, as most US NG RR were that gauge, for most locomotive manufacturers made either 4 foot 8 and 1/2", or 36" equipment as their main standards. There were custom exceptions though.

What I find frustrating is, that there are so many hundereds of fatastic NG loco's and rollingstock, in all the other gauges ... that once you build a prototypical East Broad Top RR, or Wopsononock RR in 3' gauge ... you miss out on all the 12", 18", 24", 32", 40", 42" loco's and rollingstock.