by Harry R. Adkins (harryadkins)
This is a switching scenario for Richard Garber's Fort Kent to Eagle Lake Subdivision route.
MON-1960-Psgr
Fort Kent to Eagle Lake Subdivision
Work Order: BAR Passenger Train No. 21-22
Date: April 4, 1960
Start Time: 11:30 pm
Season: Spring
Weather: Clear
Run Time: 1:00
Equipment: BAR F3A 42
The Fort Kent to Eagle Lake route is still one of my favorites. Switching is my primary interest and this route is well designed. Run the RW_AssetSetup file to install the scenario.
Work Order: This morning we're running BAR No. 21, the Lonesome Pine. We started early this morning in Oakdale and are headed for Eagle Lake and Fort Kent. After stopping at Fort Kent, we will turn on the wye and return to Oakdale for connections.
Briefing: I like to use a lot of cars on my scenarios but everything is from the Railworks America file library. As always, I don't give a lot of instructions. For more realism, blow your horn for all the crossings; use your bell in industrial areas; and give your brakeman time to operate the manual switches.
Hope you enjoy.
Harry R. Adkins
April 2026
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