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LondonSW = "WeyLon" – would anybody care to download?

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Hi,Do / Would you want to download this "WeyLon" route . . . (click on this tag) (sectioned-off maps of the whole network attached plus a single screenshot of it attached below)I've recently signalized the most complex area of my network and I'm so, so, so pleased that the ten-mile stretch works both ways. As an afterthought, I think it's about time to upload the network, but I shan't bother to do so if it should happen to interest too few amount of people into trying it out. Except for the viaducts of all train flyovers and flyunders, there'd be no scenery. I would signalize every line throughout. It has only four yards now, and a siding scattered here and there. I would want to add one more yard to complement another one already placed nearby (the two yards have been designed to couple up) prior to uploading the whole thing.My ultimate goal with the network is to (duh!) put in roads/streets, more yards, many sidings, sculpt the landscape, place scenery objects etc. However, I'm feeling a bit wary with my current phase of construction being to finish off the track-laying by installing the many sidings and yards I'd like to incorporate into the world, the reason being that I'm a bit worried at what effect such additional attributes might make on the signalling scheme I've built into the network.I would ultimately like feedback of folks' suggestions, recommendations, findings, dislikings, etc., etc. For instance, I'm curious if either of a couple of branchlines that I laid upon excessive slopes are too problematic, i.e., it's a little like riding a roller coaster because up until a year ago I'd forgotten that the unit "radian" is not in the least similar to the "degree" unit, so it's sometimes gruelling for non-electrified trains to course over some grades.And before I forget! something that would be so fascinating to me would be to let any other modeller draw upon the network as a template for a world of her/his own choosing and upload it whenever s/he pleases to -- I am so curious to see another modeller's outcome/output with the 'template'.Cheers,
goonybird

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http://www.train-sim.com/dcforum/DCForumID15/3516.htmlCheers,
goonybird

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