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RMD-4, scenery & bridges under construction

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Colleagues,Tonight I will share a little vignette of a small creek which tumbles out of a side canyon, a couple miles west of Alberton, goes under DD-140 (35'-70'-35' dpg spans), thence under the parallel highway, and runs into the Clark Fork River (sometimes called the Missoula River at this point).I plan to use this scrub-rock texture as the base texture in the lowlands except for cultivated areas, and I have decided to do a 1/2 pine forest-1/2 scrub rock, and probably quarters as well, so this will blend into a Pine Forest texture about where the creek seems to end. I'll need to make a transfer using pine 1/2-1/2 with the creek as well. What you see is basic ground texture, covered with a creek transfer. I got the "white water" from an image on alt.binaries.pictures.scenery sometime back.It is impossible to include every pipe etc. under the track, but there are a number of large water tunnels in use on this subdivision, 3 or 4 along the Clark Fork, and the rest in the Adair Loop area, and because of the size of them, these must be included.J. H. Sullivan

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