Railworks America

We believe everything is in order and you can now get the route.

http://railworksamerica.com/index.php/h ... side-route

Have fun and we hope you enjoy it.

Purchased and downloading now!!

I promise to get it as soon as I finish the FEF-3 (if I get it now, I'll never finish )

Just purchased!
Have a great Memorial Day weekend everyone!

Buying now. Looking forward to some special scenarios as well. I see this route bringing almost endless pleasure as the community nurtures it.

I noticed in the video that there's an MU control box above the control desk. It's an EMD model, just like the one I've made for the FEF-3. I was wondering if it's functional, or just decorative?

The cab of the Alco looks beautifully done, by the way.

Congratulations on completing the route! We appreciate all the hard work that is put into the route and ultimately the entire site. Will buy when I get home.

The MU "controller" is decorative. When the locomotive script* detects an MU lashup, the controller simply mimics the player loco's throttle and reverser settings. For additional information about the controls, see the User Manual (available as a free download).

All lua scripts are included in the package, not just the "out" files.

ricksan wrote:All lua scripts are included in the package, not just the "out" files.

That, sir, might be the best feature of the whole thing.
Thanks from the community!

ricksan wrote:The MU "controller" is decorative. When the locomotive script* detects an MU lashup, the controller simply mimics the player loco's throttle and reverser settings. For additional information about the controls, see the User Manual (available as a free download).

All lua scripts are included in the package, not just the "out" files.

That's a very nice feature - having the switches animated is even better than a static decoration

Woo thanks guys this ought to be a new favorite.

The working semaphore signals are neat. I'll bet they will be part of other future route. Thanks for all your good work.

Harry

Just finished the first scenario. This is a fantastic loco (waited a long time for one of these in TS...great sounds!), with fantastic rolling stock on a fantastic route. Lovely attention to details. Just wonderful.

Wood chips look great too! :-)

Freight, loading, switching (and, yes, some passenger-ing) . . . what more is there in life? Ah, yes, scenic beauty: and it's got that, too. You really should charge more for this, guys. Did I say thanks? Nope!

Tom, try driving the RS1 to the diesel shed or the roundhouse at Waterton.