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Now there is a new route for East/West trains. Jim is on the ball and has put up my Citico Wye map. I am finishing up Chattanooga's DeButts yard now which will have a full working hump, receiving yard, departure yard, locomotive shops, car shops and more. It will be a great place to classify trains before you get all the way to Maine!Alan
I'm starting to work on the trackage for Berea interlocking near Cleveland, and the ex-SP, ex-UP junction in Big Sandy, TX, so that should give some varied routings coming out of CA.Paul Metzger
Alan,I knew you would love them once I got 'em posted for you. Often, while I'm working on a yard (i.e. fixing up submitted yards!) I think, "Gee this is alot of work", but then when I post them and see that other people enjoy them, it all pays off. Thanks for your hard work and commitment to making top-quality maps. It does not go unnoticed by myself or the other players.Jim
Thanks Jim, I have a very wierd streak in me that really enjoys doing this kind of tedious thing. I am also a map nut and practically live on terraserver anyway. This also helps me to understand the railroad and operation more by forcing me to figure out routings and track purpose. Not to mention that it is going to help the gameplay hopefully too!Alan