How big are the single tiles in the surveyor. Are they 1 mile by 1 mile or smaller. or bigger. I just want to know since im building my fictional railroad.cnw8717
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How big are the single tiles in the surveyor. Are they 1 mile by 1 mile or smaller. or bigger. I just want to know since im building my fictional railroad.cnw8717
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Well you could always make a ruler from one side of the tile to the other.Honestly I've never thought about it!I'm pretty sure its less than a mile though.Tim Frost
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No Clue... but you can add more as the time comes.So its not nesscery to make all at once.
Rob.
Mile 21.0 CN Oakville Sub.
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720 x 720 metres
Barney
www.CroTrainz.com
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Thanks for answer Barney. The main reason im asking for this. Is cause my railroad operates 1.5 mile long center sidings. And i was just curious to the tile sizes.cnw8717
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