Richarddx7
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This is my first route, 100% fictional - still got loads to do on this, will take years but that's OK by me. These bits are more complete areas.
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Richarddx7
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Thanks. I manage to do about 2-3 hours a day on average. There's 2,147 boards in total, urban ones take ages but I can do several rural ones in a day.
Upstate New York, the city of Bath under construction.
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Bob
If I may ask, are these houses on the DLS? They look really nice, and I'm always on the search for more residential assets like that. Great work on that route!
Bolivar, Apalachee. USA. - She is not the most beautiful town, but she hits above her weight in railroading and industry! A view of the main drag through town. A Southern Railway frieght has just crossed the Yahoola River heading north. (Apalachee is a mytical State in the USA that is north of South Carolina, South of North Carolina and east of Georgia.
Good morning Bolivar! A view looking south at Main Street and the Southern Railway tracks. Evans Mills and Swift Textiles the towns big employers are busy at work this May morning in the 50's.
The twilight of Steam on the Southern Railroad in the early 50's. She is about to dip her toes in the Yahoola River! She is northbound and down for the capital of Apalachee, the large city of Limestone.
Railwoodman
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NoT tHe StAtUeS!
Most creative project I have seen out of this community in a very, very long time. I'm not going to say anything, I feel like I'll jinx it.
In as few words as possible, I just want to see where you take this. I want to see where this goes.
Railwoodman
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This route should be interesting to build. I usually build 1-4 baseboard layouts but this new route is a 49 board layout called Country Trains. Not a big layout but should be fun when done. First picture is Global Seaport, Simpson Bro. Mill & Dry Sort Yard, Ashville Yard. Post more later. Grass, Foliage, Landscaping and Detailing Will Be Last To Do.
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