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I've started a route that is a continuation of the Lafayette Division route.
This route will go from Lafayette's North yard by Tate & Lyle, north east to Peru, IN. There are small towns on the route as well as larger towns like Delphi, and Logansport.
The only payware required will be the Cajon Pass route. The project will span probably over the next couple of years, as I am not active in the game as I once was (life hit all at once in ways.)
If anyone were crazy enough to want to help on this route, drop me a PM.

Here are a few pics of the towns I have the most progress on.
Delphi:


Buck Creek:

Well, I have a lot of freeware in the file library and on my facebook that you'll find useful.

Got the majority of the track work done, still have trackside industries like Cargill to lay. I'm not quite sure if I am going to add the CSX yard in Lafayette or not.
Route overview:

Looking good! Can't wait to see more updates. I have no clue about the route, but it sure does look spot on if you no what I mean.

Getting close on the Track layout. Meanwhile, I just finished the bane of my existence:

This has to be one of the weirdest yard layouts I've ever seen

Looking forward to it's release

LOVE having more NS routes available!

À Heartland route, nice!

NStrains wrote:LOVE having more NS routes available!

+1

Right now I am trying to decide if I should add the CSX yard in Lafayette or not. Do any of you guys think I should?

Aside from that, I have the track work done, and am currently trying to get signaling situated. A cool thing about this route in real life, you can still find some of the ex-Wabash signals. I have replicated this on the route. However they are slowly fading away and being replaced with SafeTrans signals

Route Update:

Add the Yard - interchange man!

Honestly I would say save your time since the Lafayette Division will cover that yard and the T&L yard as well. You can use that time towards something else you line actually focuses on.

I found a new hatred towards rivers.

Slowly but surely getting more scenery down.

You're doing a nice job with it though. Is that a loft, or water tile(s)?