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This was a great fun! The route is really beautifully done using wide range of different bridges, tunnels, static scenery trains, and so on. Everyone should give this route a try - or you are missing out big. And, of course the Sharks that were used on this run, boy do they run great!Get the sharks here and the route here.(I did not post this in SS area so I do not make MSTS junkies cry. )
>(I did not post this in SS area so I do not make MSTS >junkies cry. ) Yep I plan on buying his E-7's when they are released. He makes excellent models. Nice shots too.
Georgi,Aww, you made me wince there with those beautiful shots.I would be taking similar screenshots if my videocard wasn't distorting my screenies.Beautiful! I'm glad you enjoy the route as much as I enjoyed making it. It's becoming as popular as the Erie Limited.Thanks to true route connoisseurs like you.
Dave, your route has been a big hit in Chat as well, especially between me and tom-sa, you have really made a great one. I love it how it has both Traction and non-traction.
Yes, it's a sweet route!! Something for all tastes! As Georgi said, it's quite the hit in the chat, hehe! I hope that we will see more of that kind from you, Dave, when you're finished with the big New York project (or maybe even before! ).A little wishlist: Longer platforms, think long enough for a California Zephyr or 20th Century Limited, in the terminals.Wyes shortly before the terminals, for reversing the Calzeph, Pioneer Zephyr, or other trains that aren't capable of being controlled from both ends.
Hey Guys,You bring a tear to my eye with all those beautiful screens and praise.I haven't been in the chat, but I would love to know what they're saying.My NYC Project won't be out as soon as I anticipated, but I'm working on another project similar to the Newark Northwestern, and you can be sure I'll take your suggestions and apply them to this project.Cheers & Thanks, Dave