Timber Ridge Line

[Klinger]

here are some more recent pictures, It contains about 10 maybe 12 miles of mainline track, all in 36" Narrow Gauge, and several Spur Lines. There are 3 portals, one at each end point of the Track

There is a BIG farm in the middle, Owned by Me (Carrys my last name) as well as 3 towns, although only one has been built so far, the other are just stations

I also have made my own Custom Locomotive skin for this layout, to go with the Large Farm

and for more detail on the Town of Timber Ridge, I direct you here

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0b136IN_utc

 

[spiffy101]

Public

when will this, if ever, be released to the public?

 

[Alan_Yeomans]

Hint: screenshots taken during the day make it a lot easier for people to see the layout.

Good luck with the layout.

 

[Klinger]

yea i know alan, the session i made has then random start time rule on it, besides it hides the fact most of the areas i photographed dont have trees


Spiffy, this is the second time ive built this route. i spent four months working on it at first, over 30 miles of mainline, then it was lost to a computer glitch. i was determined not to let the idea of a large narrow gauge route go to waste

It will be done when its done, I have been working very hard on it recently, all the track work (unless i think of something else) is done, most of the ground textures are done, and all thats left to do is speed limits, and scenery. Please be pacient, i have well over 7 months invested in the project now

 

[dreddman]

Hint: screenshots taken during the day make it a lot easier for people to see the layout.

Good luck with the layout.

Tell other people that!...LOL

 

[spiffy101]

Whoah

I understand it is a lot of work, and I jumped a little to fast to conclusions. I wasn't sure if this was a route for yourself or if it was a route for the public,

 

[Klinger]

whats the point on building a route, showing it off then telling people they cant have it?

 

[Pencil42]

Hint: screenshots taken during the day make it a lot easier for people to see the layout.

Heh - that's a clever way to disguise the unfinished nature of a route

Looking good, Klinger!!