Norfolk Southern (Monongahela) coal lines

[Haystack]

This looks pretty accurate as far as I'm concerned. I can't wait for this one

[dejoh]

For the heck of it, I Google Mapped the location of the route, and where the track runs down the center of the street under the large bridge was identical to what RSC is making.
They matched several buildings and churches. The only thing they left out was the clutter around the houses and yards.
I'm looking forward to this route.

[bnsfsubdivision]

[luifeldur]

New screen

[Mydnyte]

Looking forward to this one. While it's set in PA, the scenery looks a lot like my area.

[glenn68]

There are a few of us from this forum that are basically from this area of South Western Pa.

[glenn68]

I was doing some thinking about this route and the freeware route Montour by Rich S. Both routes have one company in common, CONSOL energy but for the Montour days it was CONSOL coal or commonly Called the Pittsburgh Consolidated coal company.
A little history lesson.

Glenn

[OpenRailer90]

Is any ex-CR/PRR de-electrified trackage in this route? Seeing PRR poles without wires around PA and Jersey turned me interested.

[awaken1977]

I'm not sure about that, Stevens pass still seems further ahead on prototypical accuracy?

at this time, yes

[glenn68]

This route has never had been electrified. Since the early 1900 its been steam then Alco and Baldwin then EMD and lastly GE B23-7, all hand me down power.

[awaken1977]

Let's guess that route will be out on Thursday

[gtrtroger]

New "unreal" (?) photos on Facebook today..... Looking really good!

[buzz456]

I was just there. I don't see any new pictures of the route.

[bnsfsubdivision]

I was just there. I don't see any new pictures of the route.

Here they are Buzz

[Haystack]

Wow, just stunning! It's definatly close to release