Morning Switching At Bryn Siding

Bryn Siding on the E&N at Nanoose used to be the site of a molten sulphur transload facility in the 1980s. The siding itself had long been unused so this industry setup operations along the siding. Over the weekend I finished off the two unloading / transfer racks and placed them along with the small office by the siding. Here we see the Monday morning Parksville local dropping off two cars at the unloading racks.

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That forestry is just amazing, the best I've seen yet! Reminds me that I'm due for another trip to BC soon enough, with fishing rod in tote!Keep it up, Rich...

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LAST EDITED ON Mar-11-05 AT 01:47 PM (EST) by Nels_Anderson (admin)

Oh the detail put into the little things makes the difference between a bad looking route and an amazing looking route. Your route will be the basis for that being amazing. Keep the pictures coming.

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And this will be freeware??? Either way it far blows away anything I have seen yet, great work! I really have to take a hard look to see if it is msts.
NS4Life

www.blueridgerails.com

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There is only one thing that I will ask for when this route is ready for uploading as freeware. I don't mean to be picky or pushy in any means. Please make the installing of the route to our computers a reletively easy and a non-complicated process. That is all I ask. The route looks absolutely amazing and this will be the only freeware route that is an absolute must for me. If it was payware, I would deffinetly be purchasing it. Thank you and keep up the outstanding work!Dave

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>There is only one thing that I will ask for when this route
>is ready for uploading as freeware. I don't mean to be picky
>or pushy in any means. Please make the installing of the
>route to our computers a reletively easy and a
>non-complicated process. That is all I ask. The route looks
>absolutely amazing and this will be the only freeware route
>that is an absolute must for me. If it was payware, I would
>deffinetly be purchasing it. Thank you and keep up the
>outstanding work!
>
>Dave I am going to have someone give me hand with a self-installer to make the process of installation painless. The only other requirement with be the scale rail and roads package which you will need to download and install from 3DTrains.

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so what day of the week did you take those photos? damn fine realistic pics

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G'DayVery nice shots?? Was wondering, is that route good or bad on frame rates? If it's good, I will get it. I know Atlanta and Macon is a Frame rate killer on my PC, the only thing I don't like about it. Luc Doiron
aka. Redfox
Future engineer for the New Brunswick East Coast Railway"Grab Life By The Horns!"- DodgeProud member of the "Mandatory CN No-Trail SD60F Organisation"!!

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>G'Day
>
>Very nice shots?? Was wondering, is that route good or bad
>on frame rates? If it's good, I will get it. I know Atlanta
>and Macon is a Frame rate killer on my PC, the only thing I
>don't like about it.
>
>Luc Doiron
>aka. Redfox
>Future engineer for the New Brunswick East Coast Railway
>
>"Grab Life By The Horns!"- Dodge
>
>Proud member of the "Mandatory CN No-Trail SD60F
>Organisation"!! I have played around with the scenery LODS to try and keep the frame rates reasonable as I know everyone does not have a powerhouse system including myself. I am using a 3 year old system that uses a Radeon 9700Pro, 2.4GHZ Intel processor, 512MB of ram and I am getting between an average of 20FPS. I run a clean system (no background programs) when running MSTS. I would think the majority of people have something comparable to my system these days if not better. While I was in hospital a couple of weeks ago I took my work laptop with me and installed the route on it. This is an older sytem with a P3 900Mhz processor and a 16mb video card. I was still able to get 6 FPS when running in the most dense scenery with all graphic sliders maxed out.

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LAST EDITED ON Mar-08-05 AT 11:52 AM (EST)

Very realistic looking scenery in those shots! Obviously a labour of love. You've captured the E&N quite well. Do you have any shots of my neck of the woods south of the 'hat?Stew

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>Very realistic looking scenery in those shots! Obviously a
>labour of love. You've captured the E&N quite well. Do you
>have any shots of my neck of the woods south of the 'hat?
>
>Stew Sorry no shots for that part of the island. Version two of the Route will have all lines South of Nanaimo. This is assuming I finish version one

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Rich,Super nice pics man, keep em' comin'!I've been keeping a seperate folder set aside for the screenshots of your route.Sure could use some "Bridge" shots...got any?

Craig Williams "Conrail Fanatic"

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>Rich,Super nice pics man, keep em' comin'!I've been
>keeping a seperate folder set aside for the screenshots of
>your route.Sure could use some "Bridge" shots...got any? I will post some bridge shots in the next couple of days.

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More pictures! I can't wait...

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