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Member since Oct-26-03 · 13 posts

If anybody wants to create a new Light Rail Route I would suggest RTD's in Denver the line is 15.7 miles long with 19.1 more miles under construction (to be completed in 2006) the TREX project. The LRT goes from Southwest Denver Littleton area and follows beside the BNSF tracks until Oxford, then goes through downtown Denver
and ends in North Denver (D line) the C Line starts in Littleton again and then branches off after Oxford and services all of the major sports venues and then ends at Union Station. Here is a route map <RTD-Denver WARNING: Contains image that might slow56K – image 1> and you can get additional info at www.rtd-denver.com.I cannot work the MSTS extras except for the consist editor!! I just wanted to suggest because I can't do it; it is too complicated!!!This would be a great route!!!
Thank You,
Bobby Cosgrove

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Member since Jul-9-04 · 15 posts

RE: RTD-Denver WARNING: Contains image that might slow5

Yes would be good to see another tram/light rail route but I found building on MTS is beyond me and am at present woeking on one on Trainz if I can say that?!
Bobby Howie

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