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At the moment I have designed the layout of the project. I'm going to keep the station times as acurate as possible.I'll keep you updated when I can. Hopefully by then, an M1 should have been released to use with the line. I'll also be designing an M7a.The boy who bathes in mud and eats pie.
OK, good luck. I hope you realize this is going to take you a very long time if you want to do it right...Ambition is great, but don't any make promises unless you're absolutely certain that you'll be able to keep them. That's why the M-1/M-3s haven't been released - because at the time I didn't have the skills to complete the project well enough to satisfy myself and others.And not sure if you're aware, but there's a Hudson Line route in progress. The creator's been working on it for over a year I think, and it looks great. We've all been waiting patiently for it. http://www.trainweb.org/asamtrak911
>OK, good luck. I hope you realize this is going to take you >a very long time if you want to do it right... > >Ambition is great, but don't any make promises unless you're >absolutely certain that you'll be able to keep them. That's >why the M-1/M-3s haven't been released - because at the time >I didn't have the skills to complete the project well enough >to satisfy myself and others. > >And not sure if you're aware, but there's a Hudson Line >route in progress. The creator's been working on it for over >a year I think, and it looks great. We've all been waiting >impatiently for it. > > >http://www.trainweb.org/asamtrak911 Hudson Line runs in the end of Westchester/Hastings. The line I'm working on is the Harlem Line which basically connects from way North to 125st.So great, the Hudson Line should be in progress. Do you by any chance, have a line where I can check it out?I'm prepared for the long, impatient time to put effort in the route. I may need to borrow a digicam to get some real pics of the objects in that line to make it as real as possible. I'm a 3D modeler, btw.The boy who bathes in mud and eats pie.
Do you by any chance, have a line where I can check it out? Do you by any chance, have a "link" where I can check it out?Bad typo there, heh.The boy who bathes in mud and eats pie.
Dear Dirty Boy,Search the "Microsoft Train Simulator" and "MSTS Route Design" fora for the author taracer. Tick the "Also search the archived threads?" box when you do. That should catch almost all of it...Hope you don't get any on the pie, charlieEDIT: There may be some stuff in the Screenshot forum too...
Harlem Line: Grand Central Terminal -Tunnel to elevated stone viaduct at 97th Street Harlem 125th Street -Harlem River Bridge -Mott Haven Jct (Split with Hudson Line) Melrose (Short Platform) Tremont (Short Platform) Fordham Botanical Garden Williams Bridge Woodlawn -Woodlawn Jct (Split with New Haven Line) Wakefield -4 tracks to 3 tracks Mt. Vernon West Fleetwood Bronxville Tuckahoe Crestwood Scarsdale Hartsdale White Plains North White Plains: some trains turn here -North White Plains Yard -Grade Crossings exist from here to the north -3 tracks to 2 tracks Valhalla Mt. Plesant: platform long enough for one door. One train per day in each direction Hawthorne Pleasantville Chappaqua (home of the Clintons) Mount Kisco Bedford Hills Katonah Golden's Bridge: Former jct. with spur to Lake Mahopac on Putnam Division Croton Falls Brewster Southeast: Former jct. with Putnam Division. End of electric territory. Formerly known as Brewster North -At some point north of here, in Towners, NY, the Beacon Line crosses over the Harlem line on a truss bridge. -Double to Single Track Patterson Pawling Appalachian Trail: Limited weekend service only. Harlem Valley-Wingdale Dover Plains Tenmile River Wassiac
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