RMD-4, Roads Done, Serious Water near St.Paul Pass
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Colleagues,Tonight, I completed the road & track laying for this sim, with the last piece being a 100M piece just west of the Avery Station & across the river. There are at least 3 places, where I have to design & build a deck truss highway bridge - QUESTION - Anybody know what the width of a 2 lane road piece is????Having thus completed a lot of earthwork (sic) , we turned a passable freight loose eastbound from Avery, and we also got a Forest Service helicopter man to take a picture at Stetson Bridge of the great bend where Squaw Creek comes in. Note Attached.J. H. Sullivan
RE: RMD-4, Roads Done, Serious Water near St.Paul Pass
Brock,That is a real neat "LIttle Joe" one of our colleagues created. However, he has it configured, I think, as an Electric Loco., which sounds obviously correct, but means that it won't MU with another one, or a diesel.Maybe Tim Muir will see this and offer assistance (he already provided the pantographs) in that area, as his boxcabs will MU with Diesels, even if they are used as Mid-Train helpers.J. H. Sullivan
RE: RMD-4, Roads Done, Serious Water near St.Paul Pass
And some may wonder about the lack of water in the first two images of Stetson. I realised that I had the road set too high, so I lowered it about 4 meters so that it rested on the ground, going under the bridge, and then added the water.Jerry
