dejoh wrote:Looking really sharp. Glad your route is incorporating the use of signage on the buildings and streets. So many routes come out homogenized. Squeaky clean. No clutter,garbage,or junk cars. Sorry people, that's the real world. Signs are everywhere, especially next to railways and old buildings. Looking forward to running this route, it reminds me of a model railroad layout I once saw. Please continue.

Have some junk cars planned, just haven't got around to doing any yet.
Unfortunately in the 60's I don't really think you would have found a rusted out junked 60's cars so the cars have to be older. I'm going to take some of my 37 Chevy Master sedans and turn them into junk, rusted out cars.
As for the 55 Bel Air's I did, after seeing the HSC cars I really don't think they're even close to decent enough quality so I'm going to have to do something else as junk.
Also, today I'm going to try to do a 1950 Buick Riviera for the route.
1950 Buick Riviera.jpg
A car from that era will also come as a rusted out junk car as well.
....Progress, just going to stick this here.
1950 Buick Roadmaster Riviera Progress 1.jpg
Here's progress of the 1950 Roadmaster, the master of the road.
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