Leander Transit Authority: Lafayette Line

[benny335]

I've been working on an all new original fiction route: LTA Lafayette Line. It will have 22 stations and is about 30 miles in length. I am hoping to have it completed within the next two or so months but we shall see. So for now, here are some teasers:

[SD70MAC]

Hi, where did you get those crossing signals from?

[Chacal]

Looking good.
You may want to change the name: there is a Lafayette route being made by a group of RWA members, it is almost ready for publication. Two routes with the same name would be confusing.

[jpetersjr]

Looking good.
You may want to change the name: there is a Lafayette route being made by a group of RWA members, it is almost ready for publication. Two routes with the same name would be confusing.

Yes, I believe Chacal is right, don't really need two routes with basically the same name.

[Metrarailfan]

Hi, where did you get those crossing signals from?

http://railworksamerica.com/index.php/download-library/models?view=document&id=926:us-railroad-crossings&catid=22:models
I think smm are better though

[benny335]

I think instead of changing it, I'll just write out the full name which is: Leander Transit Authority: Lafayette Line.

[artimrj]

Ours is NERW Lafayette Division. Goes from Lafayette to Tipton Indiana with some north and south spurs.

[benny335]

Ah I see. Mine goes from Leander to Lafayette. (I based Lafayette off of the one in California which I vacation to quite often).

[benny335]

Here are some more teasers:

[benny335]

It's slowly coming along!

[Noel]

Looks great!

[benny335]

Thank you!

[BillS]

Looks good, Benny.

[benny335]

We've got city; we've got countryside. Would anyone have any suggestions for more scenery or landscapes?

[StrategyFirst]

Amazing! It looks so beautiful! Can't wait for it.

I've always wanted to drive a streetcar in a road! Now I can! (The best I could work with was that small part in the Portland Terminal, and that wasn't light rail.)