Your favorite routes in Trainz?

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enginewhistle

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Well... what are your favorites? I'll let you say what your favorite routes in trainz are here. For a start, my 2 favorite routes were TPR's Tehachapi route and the Marias Pass Approach in TRS2006. And now there's the Mojave Subdivision which is much more updated and has more things and what-nots:hehe:
 
I'll play, but also ask "Why is this your favourite?"
My current is Watseka & Kankakee Railroad on TS2010, and I like it because the signalling works perfectly for high level AI running. There are four Portals, and you can run any to and from combination. There are lots of industries and yards, ranging from small one trackers to large yards. Scenery close to the tracks is detailed, but away from the tracks is kept to a minimum, i.e fields etc, which makes for very good frame rates.

Bob (CRO)
 
I'm hoping to create my own favorite route. But till then...

For single player action I've had many hours of fun with UMR 2010. Running a big train around the loop or hauling them heavy taconite pellets up some steep grades with just a single little geep.

I haven't seen much multiplayer action lately but in the early beta days I would have to say Krashnburne was tons of fun. Lots of silly horn honking passing by other players.
 
First Place: Avery to Drexel, TS2010...

Runner Up: Murchison 2.

Honourable Third Place: Settle & Carlisle (TC3/S&C2009).
 
Hmm.

First place would have to go to the S&C route from Trainz Classics 3/SnC Add-on.

Why? It's my favourite line with my favourite locos, the 4F, 8F, A3 and others!

2nd place is the Lickey Incline route. This is on the DLS, and uses content from both TC3 and the TC3 add-on website.

And why? It's a driving challenge! Driving a Dukedog with 10 coal wagons. Will I make it or not? What fun!
 
Industrial Wasteland.... A real oldie that I've had fun with transforming over the years since it was included in 2004... hehehe
Dennis
 
1st, SnC.
2nd, ECML.
Great routes with so much that can be done. A different session for every day. :wave:
 
My current Favorites are UMR TS12 Summer and Winter
Second = Marias Pass Route for 2004,2006/2007 and 2009
Third = Murchison 2
 
Mine are in no paticular order:

American:
Williams Bay and North Western--a route I'm making, still a WIP, but track's all laid and i love running it. Still trying to master the AI traffic patterns and timetable/train schedule when i'm to lazy to build on it.
IndustRail2010--heavy switching route (my favorite pastime when running my trains/trainz is switching)
PO&N--same, plus decent long haul
Avery-Drexel TS2010--best mountain railroad ever
UMR2010--just absolute awesome all around--don't try it with AI though:eek: at least not until you're good at it
Timber Ridge Line--best Narrow gauge route out there currently...I don't care what you think.

British:
the Titfield Thunderbolt--based on the movie of the same name, it's another of my WIPs.
The Lickey Incline--you have no idea how much work it took to make that thing work in TS2010 without S&C, but it was so worth it.
Rosworth Vale--oldie but a goodie.
And if i could ever get my hands on one of Casper's (Mezzoprezzo's) routes, that'd be on here too!
 
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