Could someone convert scale rail to the marias pass route and upload it like the FBLv.3.
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Convert Marias Pass to scale rail
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RE: Convert Marias Pass to scale rail
My personal opinion is scalerail belongs to 'scale routes'. Marias is several steps away from being near prototype. So, doing the efforts converting a fancy route does not make much sense, at least for meRoman
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RE: Convert Marias Pass to scale rail
Look at post #12 in the following thread:
http://www.train-sim.com/dcforum/DCForumID15/3896.htmlThere is also a reference list I made (post #23).I used Route_Riter and Jim's method of track replacement. What I uploaded as a ScaleRail conversion for the FBL v3.02 is not the complete route, only the W(orld tile) files.
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RE: Convert Marias Pass to scale rail
Looks to me like you just volunteered..Good luck on the project!
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