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Colleagues,Has anybody done a Forest Fire Lookout Tower and not put it in the library. If so, I would appreciate a copy of it. I need one to put atop Lookout Pass, where the topo. maps say there is one. Otherwise, I will try to cobble one up myself after I do what else there is to do. Spent most of today working on the RMD-4, as the wife and a girlfriend went down to the Outlet Mall, and it has rained except for 9-10am when I did get in a little yardwork.J. H. Sullivan
You mean something like this?You will need the following textures; SRV_Tower3.ace SRV_Tower4.ace Bridge4s.aceThe srvpp3.zip contain the tower textures and srvbrtex.zip contains the bridge4s.acezip attachment below contains only the tower s, sd, and ref.SRV Ron
Until they were abandoned and removed, most towers in Michigan were based on the steel power pole design. This one is similar in design to one that I climbed up on 40 years ago near Gaylord.You can bury it to adjust height on the hilltops of your forested route.SRV Ron
That will do quite nicely. I have your power poles and they will be used in at least two locations. 1 - A Hi-T line crosses the St.Regis-Paradise line about the midway point.2 - Another Hi-T line crosses over the crest of the Bitteroots about 1/4 mile northwest of the Milwaukee Road, and it's towers proceed up the Rainey Creek Draw on the opposite slope to the Railroad.Once again, Ron comes through for me (us).J. H. Sullivan
