BNSF Powder River Basin Route by JohnCS

Greetings all!I was just remembering, that JohnCS was/is working on his rendition of the BNSF Powder River Basin route.Does anybody know something new about it, since it is quite long since I heard something about it...
Cheers!SebastianFeel free to IM me on: sstyrnol@hotmail.com
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RE: BNSF Powder River Basin Route by JohnCS, Macster, Oct-06-03, 03:18 PM, (1) RE: BNSF Powder River Basin Route by JohnCS, kevarc, Oct-06-03, 03:18 PM, (2) RE: BNSF Powder River Basin Route by JohnCS, sstyrnol, Oct-06-03, 05:06 PM, (3) RE: BNSF Powder River Basin Route by JohnCS, JohnCS, Oct-06-03, 06:59 PM, (4) RE: BNSF Powder River Basin Route by JohnCS, Richard, Oct-06-03, 08:26 PM, (5) RE: BNSF Powder River Basin Route by JohnCS, kcsman, Oct-06-03, 09:46 PM, (6) RE: BNSF Powder River Basin Route by JohnCS, kevarc, Oct-06-03, 10:47 PM, (7) RE: BNSF Powder River Basin Route by JohnCS, sstyrnol, Oct-07-03, 01:10 AM, (8) RE: BNSF Powder River Basin Route by JohnCS, sstyrnol, Oct-07-03, 01:12 AM, (9) RE: BNSF Powder River Basin Route by JohnCS, BN_9402, Oct-07-03, 07:36 AM, (12) RE: BNSF Powder River Basin Route by JohnCS, MJLriak, Oct-07-03, 03:06 AM, (10) RE: BNSF Powder River Basin Route by JohnCS, sstyrnol, Oct-07-03, 03:13 AM, (11) RE: BNSF Powder River Basin Route by JohnCS, deejay1020, Oct-09-03, 05:07 AM, (21) RE: BNSF Powder River Basin Route by JohnCS, sstyrnol, Oct-09-03, 05:16 AM, (22) RE: BNSF Powder River Basin Route by JohnCS, WestSlopeRRfan, Oct-08-03, 00:33 AM, (13) RE: BNSF Powder River Basin Route by JohnCS, BN_9402, Oct-08-03, 07:29 AM, (14) RE: BNSF Powder River Basin Route by JohnCS, erielackawanna, Oct-08-03, 09:54 AM, (15) RE: BNSF Powder River Basin Route by JohnCS, lnghairedwizard, Oct-08-03, 02:10 PM, (16) RE: BNSF Powder River Basin Route by JohnCS, WabashJae, Oct-08-03, 02:22 PM, (17) RE: BNSF Powder River Basin Route by JohnCS, TrainFreak, Oct-08-03, 02:42 PM, (18) RE: BNSF Powder River Basin Route by JohnCS, CSX_CW60AC_GregMarck, Oct-08-03, 09:29 PM, (19) RE: BNSF Powder River Basin Route by JohnCS, sstyrnol, Oct-09-03, 02:16 AM, (20)

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I've been wondering about this myself.. I actually forgot about it completely until I did a search.

Brian E. Bundridge
NALW Quality Control Manager

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Kevin Arceneaux
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So the "Pro's" know as much as I do... Well, the last screenies looked about perfect...Well let's wait and see...Cheers!SebastianFeel free to IM me on: sstyrnol@hotmail.com
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Haven't you ever hear of patience? After waiting 2 years surely you could wait a while longer, couldn't you?And no, the previous images were far from perfect - though they're getting closer. Here are a couple new images to silence the masses. (Which incidentally represent the work of many more individuals than just myself).

JohnCS
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WOW!!!!!!!!!

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Sweet! My AC4400's can't wait to get on that route.
Great Job,any idea when you might release it?James

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Bite your lip, SD40-2's rule!Kevin Arceneaux
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Whatever runs on this route, will look just perfectly.-JohnCS, I am indeed very patient. And I will be patient in the future. But I was just curious, because I suddenly remembered your route, and havent heard from it for ages.BTW, when the last images were shown, there was already more detail than on some freeware routes out here. Now this new images are even better!Cheers!SebastianFeel free to IM me on: sstyrnol@hotmail.com
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In your third last image, why are there so many switch heating tanks next to the tracks are what are those tanks for?Cheers!SebastianFeel free to IM me on: sstyrnol@hotmail.com
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The propane tanks are the thing that keeps the switches from freezing in the snow, ice, whatever. IIRC, that would be Shawnee Junction at the southern end of the Orin Sub where the UP's Powder River Sub joins the BNSF line for the run to the mines.Austin
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Damn........ never has the middle o no-where looked so good. has definately captured the look.
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How are those flocks of dorn bushes called, which roll over the prairie in windy conditions. Those would look very nice as animated objects in that route...-JohnCS, you and your team mates are really talented modelers!Cheers!SebastianFeel free to IM me on: sstyrnol@hotmail.com
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You mean tumbleweed?Regards,
Dan Zollner - 3DTrains
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Yep.... like in those cowboy movies.... Cheers!SebastianFeel free to IM me on: sstyrnol@hotmail.com
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Nice job! The route looks great. As always, JohnCS is at the fore-front of route building. I especially like the UP style signals in the first pic. Man it would be nice if those were released (hint hint) Nick

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>I especially like the UP style signals in the first pic.
>Man it would be nice if those were released (hint hint) I second that! The Kearney Sub could really use a set of these.Austin
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John, the hotbox DED came out real well. Are you planning on making customized track sections to go along with it? I am experimenting with linking recordings of actual dragging equipment sounds to track objects from the file library. WJC

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DAMN....this route looks to be Payware quality!!!...excellent work!!!Bill Bzak aka Longhairedwizard"The Keystone Works"

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I believe it is payware.

Jae

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I seem to recall reading in this forum earlier that it'd be payware.
Sure as hell looks to be well worth whatever it is gonna cost though

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I'm speechless.Greg
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On the DEM-EX site it is stated as an upcoming payware route!Now I see a couple of things like the wonderful GEs und EMDs of NALW running ahead of long strings of coal hoppers. I see actual challenging railroading and loooooots of traffic!Great job!Cheers!SebastianFeel free to IM me on: sstyrnol@hotmail.com
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