Serendippity Railroad

[B-24_LIBERATOR]

Just to let everyone know I'm not dead

[PapaXpress]

I did it for you. Hit edit on your post and see how I chopped off the &list=blah and changed the https to http.

[B-24_LIBERATOR]

Thanks

[DrewG]

Looks Awesome!

[mrennie]

Love the waterfall effects!

The "new" Connie should have no trouble climbing up the steep grades.

[B-24_LIBERATOR]

The old Connie didn't have too much trouble with Bumbleberry's grades, even with a load of 7 cars (and a caboose).

By the way, will you be starting on another locomotive? (I'm already derailing my own thread).

[ozinoz]

Allow me to re-rail your thread

You have such a wonderful eye - there is so much depth. LOVE IT !!

[Chacal]

Awesome video. With the music and the log font, I was expecting Lorne Greene to come riding into the movie.

[B-24_LIBERATOR]

I'm glad you guys like it, Canadian Rail sent me the landscape for it after I lost Bumbleberry to the great HDD crash of 13'. I recently saw a few new logging routes out and my overly competitive nature persuaded me that I could do better, so, after a long break, I started working on what is now Serendippity Railroad.

[ozinoz]

Might we eventually see this uploaded to the file library here

Looks great, looking forward to giving Dick's Shays a run...

[B-24_LIBERATOR]

There really isn't much done on it... on top of that it might end up like Bumbleberry requiring a billion different asset packs that nobody will seem to be able to get working. If I was any good at coding & such things I would just model everything myself, it's much easier to do in real life though

[jpetersjr]

To build a scenery object you don't need coding, you just need to know how to build it.


By the way, the route is looking good and I'll be looking forward to seeing more progress on it.


Here's you something to listen to while building the route, Washington Post March, the original.

[url][https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzIH7vytjEE/url]