USA route
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you might want to check out this one at www.rrmods.com this route has it all with a new update due any day now http://rrmods.com/mopac.shtml 
AnalogOldguy
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Nuni7270,
Neilsmith749 tends to make nice ( but kind of large) routes with lots of industries. And they are not always the standard Auran ones... Also, under "Sessions", he has some simple sessions to set up all the industries, and to get the power station always supplied. And also some more complicated sessions.
I will say that they need a moderately strong computer to run, (but not a supercomputer) I have an older 2.2 Ghz single core and a X800 XT AGP graphics card, and have omitted downloading some of his trees, but they run well. My favorite of his (at this time) is O&O Lite, which is very colorful, and is "in the woods". With lots of towns and sidings. My previous favorite was Gilby & Wallace ....
Be aware that there are some long runs and you should have quite a few trains running to switch between them, if you don't "love" long runs... Like I don't love..
Bob P.
Neilsmith749 tends to make nice ( but kind of large) routes with lots of industries. And they are not always the standard Auran ones... Also, under "Sessions", he has some simple sessions to set up all the industries, and to get the power station always supplied. And also some more complicated sessions.
I will say that they need a moderately strong computer to run, (but not a supercomputer) I have an older 2.2 Ghz single core and a X800 XT AGP graphics card, and have omitted downloading some of his trees, but they run well. My favorite of his (at this time) is O&O Lite, which is very colorful, and is "in the woods". With lots of towns and sidings. My previous favorite was Gilby & Wallace ....
Be aware that there are some long runs and you should have quite a few trains running to switch between them, if you don't "love" long runs... Like I don't love..
Bob P.
You might look into the Cumberland to Connellsville route,located in the Trainz Resources Directory here: http://trainzresources.com/directory/
Click on "Routes" to find it. There is an informational narrative about the route, a video, and a download link to the Trainz Pro Routes download station.
Regards, Joe
Click on "Routes" to find it. There is an informational narrative about the route, a video, and a download link to the Trainz Pro Routes download station.
Regards, Joe