The Little Giant

[Fierogt87]

you guys are familiar with https://www.openrailwaymap.org/, yes?

 

[JCitron]

Yup. This is a good source of RR lines both past and present. It's sad seeing how much has been removed over the years that shouldn't have been.

 

[Railwoodman]

It's a good site to go as tracks are today . But doesn't have all the tracks as once were . But you can find clues with it and google .

Matt

 

[Fierogt87]

It's a good site to go as tracks are today . But doesn't have all the tracks as once were . But you can find clues with it and google .

Matt

It has historic main lines, even through water... thats a big part of it.

 

[NYC5445]

you guys are familiar with https://www.openrailwaymap.org/, yes?

A little yea. Good site .

I mainly use this for grabbing aerial period shots https://www.arcgis.com/apps/View/index.html?appid=10af5f75f9f94f01866359ba398cb6a9

 

[Railwoodman]

I didn't mean to say it wasn't a great site . But I have found that is has short coming to routes as they were . Connection , industry , crossovers . But for the most part it's a great asset for all to use .

I have found that charts don't agree with it thought . Just saying

Matt

 

[Fierogt87]

I've finally started experimenting with vegetation on the central section...

I've also got a few new Pittsburgh-Specific buildings and bridges on the DLS. They're really terrible, but good placeholders for something better.

 

[Forester1]

Nice barge setup in that last pic, and the bridge looks great!

 

[Fierogt87]

Nice barge setup in that last pic, and the bridge looks great!

Ben Dorsey bridge! He was a great modeller!