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Does anybody know if there's been a route made to depict the Amtrak route that travels from Penn Station in New York, goes through Albany-Rensselaer an winds up in Toronto? I take that line a few times a month going back and forth between college and home and would be very insterested to give it a whirl on MSTS. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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There's a route under construction as far north as Albany (see http://www.train-sim.com/dcforum/DCForumID6/11824.html), and Enocell has released a Buffalo-centered industrial route. I also recall some posts on a route through Toronto, but I haven't seen much on that for a while, and I don't think it was ever uploaded. In any case, NY-Toronto would be a huge route - probably best broken into sections. So why not try your hand at building north from Albany, or south from Toronto? Here's your chance to become rich and famous as a route builder! Ok, maybe not rich, but famous! Well, not exactly famous, either, but people here would like you. Mostly. Andy
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