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Metrolink 91/ Perris Valley Line

Unread postPosted: Fri Apr 13, 2018 7:03 pm
by benny335
Hi everyone. So I thought I might try my hand at recreating the section of Metrolink's 91/PV line between Perris South and Riverside Downtown. Does anyone know what might be the best approach to building this without track data resources? Metrolink does not release any kind of information like that to the public.

Re: Metrolink 91/ Perris Valley Line

Unread postPosted: Sat Apr 14, 2018 6:48 am
by JohnS
benny335 wrote:Hi everyone. So I thought I might try my hand at recreating the section of Metrolink's 91/PV line between Perris South and Riverside Downtown. Does anyone know what might be the best approach to building this without track data resources? Metrolink does not release any kind of information like that to the public.

A lot of folks use google earth to see how the track is routed and the buildings. There is great tutorials on route building that explain how to import the terrain.

Re: Metrolink 91/ Perris Valley Line

Unread postPosted: Sun Apr 15, 2018 4:18 pm
by Brickrail782
Best of luck on your endeavor! Here is a good tutorial on how to import terrain data. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VUnFFDPu8Y

Re: Metrolink 91/ Perris Valley Line

Unread postPosted: Mon Apr 16, 2018 11:23 pm
by GenesisFan99
A really cool bonus would be the adjacent Orange Empire Railway Museum. While it's true that the tracks are not currently connected, they will be in the future (hopefully) and trolley wire will run above the Metrolink main all the way to the Perris depot, where OERM's stub platform is located. Wouldn't be too unrealistic to model that should you choose to include the museum in your route. The E8 repaint on the RWA website would finally have a place to run, as OERM owns an ex-RTA nee UP E8M, #942. A standalone repaint of this road number exists.

Re: Metrolink 91/ Perris Valley Line

Unread postPosted: Tue Apr 17, 2018 12:06 pm
by Brickrail782
GenesisFan99 wrote:A really cool bonus would be the adjacent Orange Empire Railway Museum. While it's true that the tracks are not currently connected, they will be in the future (hopefully) and trolley wire will run above the Metrolink main all the way to the Perris depot, where OERM's stub platform is located. Wouldn't be too unrealistic to model that should you choose to include the museum in your route. The E8 repaint on the RWA website would finally have a place to run, as OERM owns an ex-RTA nee UP E8M, #942. A standalone repaint of this road number exists.


Ooh, that sounds cool!