V0.1 RELEASED Grand Summit & Valley R.R.

[B-24_LIBERATOR]

Some mountains or something.







Lots more work to be done though...

[minerman146]

Stunning! Every rock, fern and blade of grass is all you.

[B-24_LIBERATOR]

Stunning! Every rock, fern and blade of grass is all you.

Lots & lots of asset blocks. There are black boxes everywhere in the editor.

[B-24_LIBERATOR]

Misty mountain mornings.

[mrennie]

Looks truly fantastic! Great ambience!

[gtrtroger]

[EngineerTJ]

Man I can't wait to play on this route! I never thought 1800s railroading would look so beautiful

[B-24_LIBERATOR]

I never thought 1800s railroading would look so beautiful

That's when it was the most beautiful

[wopflyer]

Any new updates on this route?

[B-24_LIBERATOR]

No, still have been fairly busy with work, my car, a couple of friends cars, as well as getting my certifications.

I have done a few things to it but nothing notable enough o take pictures at the moment.

[AmericanSteam]

Some of the best work. Keep it up.

[zawal]

I am so busy with my designs that I missed your job.

It's just ... WOW


You are a great artist my friend, I love your road, if only TS was not so "greedy" in resources, we could have this kind of detail with lots of trains to watch.

I even think that this faith we could skip this train and just watch.

It is beautiful, really very beautiful.

[B-24_LIBERATOR]

Thanks!

[B-24_LIBERATOR]

Sorry for the long hiatus, I've had some major issues with a number of things. main one being my Buick decided to snap an axle on my way home from work a while back, finding a new one/getting some made has been a real pain.

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Anyhow, since this is taking so long I'm going to try and get it packaged up and at least what is currently finished out there for people to enjoy, you just have to remember that it's a WIP.

[AmericanSteam]

Nice restoration and a driver as well. I spent 10 years restoring model A's. I know that parts sleuthing can be both frustrating and rewarding at the same time. Back "in the day" there were people who could repair an axle break like that if a replacement could not be found.