What route do would you want to see first in TS2019?

[Brickrail782]

Once TS2019 is released, I am planning on learning how to build routes. I narrowed down my top two favorites, and now I would like to know which one you would like done first.

(Side note, progress on the selected route is likely to be fairly slow for a while, as I am still learning some tips and tricks and I am currently in my first semester of college right now.)

[harryadkins]

Florida East Coast

[glenn68]

A proper Pittsburgh and Lake Erie.

[BoostedFridge]

I believe the original poster is referring to the two routes he has made the polling options.

[Brickrail782]

I believe the original poster is referring to the two routes he has made the polling options.

That is correct.

[LandN]

L&N K&A Division

[gwgardner]

The one that interests you the most, because it takes sustained interest to complete a route.

[BoostedFridge]

The one that interests you the most, because it takes sustained interest to complete a route.

Best, and most true answer.

[Brickrail782]

Looks like the San Bernardino Sub is the winner!

[artimrj]

I vote for something different. Something not done before. We have a Surfliner and a San Berdino. You guys are getting bad as TV, nothing new only rehashes of old stuff.

[Brickrail782]

When do we already have Los Angeles to San Bernardino?

[BNSFdude]

I think the motion he's making is that the general area of Socal is so hashed out already he would rather see something else.

SoCal is about as tiring as mountain grade routes at this point.

[ColoradoRailfan]

The Moffat, either DRGW, SP, or UP era.

[artimrj]

Fire up Google Earth and look around the country for a nice railroad section you could do. That's how I came across the Lafayette route.

[PNWR1854]

I think seeing UP's brooklyn or portland subs in OR would be interesting seeing as we have very few northwest routes compared to the trainload of Southwest USA routes.