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As of yesterday, I started a new route called the Main Street Trolley. It is fictional. Basicly, it is a couple of miles of tracks in the middle of a busy street. There's a stop every block. It is set around this time, but it uses restored PCC cars. It's too early for pictures, but I'll be back in a week with an update. Thank you!
~Developer Main Street Trolley~
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Trolley routes are always welcome. Good luck with it.Al
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Trolley routes are definitely welcome, especially since we seem to have a bit of a disappointing lack of them. Quite a few people have made, or are currently working on trolleys (especially PCC cars) lately, but we still don't have that many trolley lines available to run them on. I'm still hoping that with those really neat Los Angeles PCC cars in the file library now someone would be interested in building LA trolley lines. I'm still working on my Pacific Electric route and I'm hoping that when I finally do finish it and upload it here, it will spark more interest in new trolley and interurban lines. I don't know how many members here are in California or familiar with southern California history, but I've always been surprised that no one had made any PE routes, considering the Pacific Electric played such a big role in southern California's development. Anyway, I just wanted to say good luck with your route! We do need more trolley lines.
Chris T.
San Bernardino, California
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GO FOR IT!!!!!!!!Routes of historic trolley lines that have been restored are small easy to run and easy on the HD space. Would love to see more of them.
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