Realistic Forest II

[Rixer]

I recently posted a thread on how to make realistic forests with a lot of underbrush. Someone asked for a photo and I have been trying to figure out how to do this. Hopefully, this will work.

Jim

Apparently, this didn't work. I haven't the slightest idea how to do this.

I'm trying this again. Thanks all for the help.[IMG]. This is a stretch of track just south of Thomaston, CT along the Naugatuck River. I'm modeling the NYNH&H from Waterbury, CT to Winsted, CT, not as it is now, but as it was in the 1940s. Obviously, Google is not much help. Luckily, I found topographic maps of the area that show the highways and right-of-way. And of course, it's all STEAM!
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[Retro00064]

You need to upload your image to an image hosting website, such as http://hostthenpost.org/, then copy and paste the Forum code from the image hosting website into your post.

Regards,

Zachary.

 

[steamboateng]

Imageshack and Photobucket also offer photo (screenshot) hosting. As the above post says, simply post the link in your thread.
Welcome to the Trainz forums.It's always good to meet a fellow New England Trainzer. Especially one with with spelling and composition skills.
I'd hazzard a guess your a New Haven fan. So am I, but modeling the B&M right now.
My blog series, referenced below may offer some ideas on New England route building. JCitron is also a New England rout builder. Check out his posts.
Regards
steamboat

 

[Thai1On]

And of course, it's all STEAM!

STEAM: Is there any other type of locomotive?

Great picture, I'd like to see more.

Dave