Modeled by RailWanderer for exclusive use in the Kansas City to St Louis route.


Very nice,.. very nice in deed.

Thank you very much!!
Hurst
Hurst wrote:A great thank you to Railwanderer!!
I have set the bridge into place. The deck is a little bit taller than what I originally had. But I suspect that is probably where I should have done the first one anyway.
Currently adding the expansion decks to the roadway abutments. Then will correct the landscape elevations, exit ramps, add some detail,.. street lamps etc.
And agree with you John. This is not a close up bridge. Its only going to be really seen if they go into the adjacent work yard on the other side of i29 and from the rail ines on the far side of the river will see the bridge. So no,.. it does not need to be in great detail. My gripe was that anyone from the area would know this bridge and the unique shape it has. Had I tried to sneak in a regular loft bridge,.. I'm sure I would have caught some grief over it not being there.
Now thanks to you,.. there it is. In about 1 or 2 hours I should have enough done to where I can take some screen shots.
I notice in your pics that you are not seeing the tracks. If I remember correctly,.. 99%of the tracks I am using are from the scale rail pack There are some special sections in yards and what not that I am using some of the Tram Trax pieces. So if you dont have it yet,. grab the scale rail, scale road packs. I dont have the installs to look where I got them from,.. but I remember they were free. Pretty sure I got it from the http://www.3dtrains.com/ site. They have a high res payware version,.. and a low res free version. I am using the free stuff. I am a bit curious to how much better the high res version is.
Hurst
Hurst wrote:The Bond Bridge.
Modeled by RailWanderer for exclusive use in the Kansas City to St Louis route.
Very nice,.. very nice in deed.![]()
Thank you very much!!
Hurst
RailWanderer wrote:I got the trackage to show Jim, excellent. It was GreatNortherner's GNRy RailNetwork folder, must have been something I installed wrong in it. I looked in the Tracks.bin file to find most of the track is either GNer's or Donner Pass. Nice track work my friend.
RailWanderer wrote:WOW!! Amazing one person in little over a week that wants to help......(Scratches head)....SMH......Sighs
BNSFdude wrote:No track is showing up for me and I have all of the previously listed suggestions for track.
I am only seeing floating bits of bridge track here and there.
BNSFdude wrote:What bridge are you using for the two-level UP crossing just west of Santa Fe Jct?
Also, the industry you've built just north of the West bank of said bridge should be lumber, not pipe. There is also what seems to be a reclaimed oil or lube oil facility right across the industry lead from said lumber company.
Not critiquing as much as providing some input from my experiences down there. When I was going through engineer school at Overland Park, all my spare time was spent eating BBQ and exploring the railroads of the area.
Of note, too, is the steel company almost right in the middle of the mess of Santa Fe jct, and the Lumber/Building Supplies place across 25th St.
They were super tolerant of railfans and let a group of them go hang out and watch trains all day.
I also got the track to work.
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