Railworks America

We have run into a snag or two with the route and some scenarios. It will most likely not be available until Memorial Day or at least the weekend. In the meantime I thought I would just fill you in on a few things.

The route comes with the RS1 and rolling stock and about a dozen scenarios. Standard and freeroam and is also quick drive enabled. It is going to be $15.

The RS1 that comes with the route will also be available as a stand alone item. For people who do not want the route and just the engine for whatever reason, it will be $10.

Rick made a Pere Marquette Berkshire that we were going to ask $10 for also, but Rick decided since it was a "legacy" model and not up to TS2014 standards, and it kept falling off the turntable ;) that we should just give it away as a bonus freebie. Which I am doing. It is still being played with though and is not available to me yet in the final stage.

There is a paint kit made of Photoshop PSDs with lines diagrams arrows and layers to help you repaint the RS1.

And we have some nice documentation and a map. Here is a link to the docs file. You can see all the features of the route and the RS1 with these.

RW&A Lake Side route Manual and Map about 6 meg.

When's Memorial day?

26th. May.

This coming weekend, Memorial day is Monday the 26th.

Thank you guys, for letting me have a pre release version.
Too much fun, even if it needs a little tweaking and it comes with more rolling stock than I thought it would. The little towns, and industries are great.
The RW&A is really fun. I just realize with a sore butt, that I've been sitting playing with the RW&A for almost 5 hrs! (with some short breaks)

The included rolling stock is perfect for any period route, like HSC.

Does anyone need another reason if doing a period piece?

Thanks for the update Bob. I can't begin to imagine the amount of work that has gone into this project. With all of the other priorities you guys juggle; work, family life and many other things, I say take all the time you need to get it done. A huge THANK YOU to everyone that makes this site and all of the benefits that go with it possible.

fecrails wrote:Thanks for the update Bob. I can't begin to imagine the amount of work that has gone into this project. With all of the other priorities you guys juggle; work, family life and many other things, I say take all the time you need to get it done. A huge THANK YOU to everyone that makes this site and all of the benefits that go with it possible.

Very well said, and I couldn't agree more.

Thanks and "well done" to all involved.