Thousand Islands Railway for TS2021

A possibly familiar MSTS route is coming to Train Simulator. At a paltry ~4.5 miles in length, this 1940s-1950s rendition of the Thousand Islands Railway takes the player north from Gananoque, Ontario, on the banks of the St. Lawrence River, through forests and farms to the interchange at the Canadian National Railway's Montréal-Toronto mainline. Despite its small size, there is a lot to do in Gananoque. Running to and from the interchange, winding through city streets to serve mills and factories on the northern and southern ends of the city limits, these switching operations are sure to challenge any player.
UPDATED:
Unfortunately, the two locomotives used on the Thousand Islands Railway have not been created (or ported over from MSTS) for Train Simulator, so I have chosen to take an alternative direction for equipment. (Seeing as CN equipment for the era is also few and far between)
[THE CURRENT DIRECTION]
[WILL SUPERSEDE CURRENT DIRECTION IF OPPURTUNITY COMES]
Now for some WIP photos
Looking south on Mill Street in Gananoque.
What could this industry be?
Looking north from Victoria Street in Gananoque.
The Canadian National mainline just west of the original Gananoque Jct. station location.
The present location of Gananoque Jct. Station as seen from a farm.
UPDATED:
Unfortunately, the two locomotives used on the Thousand Islands Railway have not been created (or ported over from MSTS) for Train Simulator, so I have chosen to take an alternative direction for equipment. (Seeing as CN equipment for the era is also few and far between)
[THE CURRENT DIRECTION]
- 1.) Reskin the stations to have accurate names and treat the route as a small subsidiary of the RW&A.
[WILL SUPERSEDE CURRENT DIRECTION IF OPPURTUNITY COMES]
- 3.) Working towards modeling the two locomotives and combine or asking Paul Charland if the MSTS models could be ported over, reskinning the stations accordingly, and making this a strictly Thousand Islands Railway build.
Now for some WIP photos
Looking south on Mill Street in Gananoque.
What could this industry be?
Looking north from Victoria Street in Gananoque.
The Canadian National mainline just west of the original Gananoque Jct. station location.
The present location of Gananoque Jct. Station as seen from a farm.