RSC's Northeast Corridor

[micaelcorleone]

4 new WIPs:

[Chessie8638]

Nice. Looking forward to seeing Penn Station track work and Sunnyside Yard (if they include it). One of two rail yards within "walking" distance for me.

[micaelcorleone]

New WIPs:

RSC made new tracks:





Hudson Tunnel:

[PapaXpress]

This is coming together nicely... wish I could finish my route this quickly.

[thecanadianrail]

why are all of the amtrack logos blurred out on the loco? i see that the wires are still at the default level and still need to be moved, my money is being saved for a good cause, this route and the accela! (my fun is the good cause.......and supporting this)

[Shortliner]

why are all of the amtrack logos blurred out on the loco? i see that the wires are still at the default level and still need to be moved, my money is being saved for a good cause, this route and the accela! (my fun is the good cause.......and supporting this)

Maybe they haven't gotten the license to use Amtrak's logo yet? Also, hopefully they'll raise the wires soon.

[BNSF650]

I sure hope they make them Strobes work on that unit

[micaelcorleone]

I add some cabride videos here:

Secaucus Juction to Newark: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWqRiy_Detk
Cabride through Huson Tunnel into NY Penn: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_p3cJojjpA&feature=related
Leaving NY Penn: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2N7Ax5QO7rc&feature=related

[RSTom]

The wire height was my bad, it's since been fixed.

[harryadkins]

The March 2003 issue of Trains magazine had a great in-depth article about everyday operations on the Northeast Corridor. It also includes a track layout guide that stretches from DC to Boston. The article is 23 pages and well worth the read!

[arizonachris]

The wire height was my bad, it's since been fixed.

OK, no scones and tea for you. Lucky we don't get out the whips and chains.

Yes, this is coming along nicely. Very nice work!

[Chessie8638]

The March 2003 issue of Trains magazine had a great in-depth article about everyday operations on the Northeast Corridor. It also includes a track layout guide that stretches from DC to Boston. The article is 23 pages and well worth the read!

Also the January 2010 of Trains has an in-depth article about NY Penn Station.

Also:

http://trn.trains.com/~/media/import/fi ... nce_1.ashx
http://trn.trains.com/~/media/import/fi ... nce_2.ashx
http://trn.trains.com/~/media/import/fi ... nce_3.ashx

[canadiannational1996]

Has railworks said any info of the types of signals they will be using for the NEC,hope to see some authentic ones.

[SithMurcielago]

Has railworks said any info of the types of signals they will be using for the NEC,hope to see some authentic ones.

I'm sure it will, but the real question is will the In-Cab Signals work?

[micaelcorleone]

I'm sure it will, but the real question is will the In-Cab Signals work?

I really hope for it.
I think it wouldn't be too difficult to script. The cabs just need a display where the information (signal and speed) from hte hud is shown.