Canadian Route Coming Soon from RSC... [Rogers/Kicking Horse Pass]

[DrewG]

One thing I've noticed is that the new brakes wont work at all if you use another engine along with the new es44's. For some reason the keyboard controls for brakes wont work either.

[GSkid]

Well based on comments here and elsewhere, I'm in no hurry to pick this route up. DP, MP and SP routes should satisfy my conifer lined, mountain grade fix for awhile. I'll get the route someday I imagine.

[thebigroyboyski]

Well based on comments here and elsewhere, I'm in no hurry to pick this route up. DP, MP and SP routes should satisfy my conifer lined, mountain grade fix for awhile. I'll get the route someday I imagine.

Same here.
Plus I've driven my own version of the route to death, for free.
I'll mibbe pick it on sale.

[raptorengineer]

Well based on comments here and elsewhere, I'm in no hurry to pick this route up. DP, MP and SP routes should satisfy my conifer lined, mountain grade fix for awhile. I'll get the route someday I imagine.

Same here.
Plus I've driven my own version of the route to death, for free.
I'll mibbe pick it on sale.

i find it nice route. hey thebigroyboyski since your verson started at Banff did you make the Banff station?

[thebigroyboyski]

i find it nice route. hey thebigroyboyski since your verson started at Banff did you make the Banff station?

Because I'd only just started with 3dcrafter when I stopped building the route the only custom asset I'd built was a concrete signal post for sidings.
The station at Banff is a real nice building.

[JohnTrainHead]

Perhaps when I'm done building my Western Maryland Scenic Railroad I could build the section between Banff and Exshaw. Just a thought.

[Rich_S]

Perhaps when I'm done building my Western Maryland Scenic Railroad I could build the section between Banff and Exshaw. Just a thought.

John, why not backdate your route and do the entire Connellsville extension?

[JohnTrainHead]

That's not a bad idea. However I've already done most of the trackwork, and I only know what the towns and landscape look like in the present day. Sorry, but for now, this is a modern-day route.