The Highline

Discussion in 'Virtual (V) Scale' started by dricketts, Feb 26, 2011.

  1. dricketts

    dricketts Member Frisco.org Supporter

    A bit more of #697...

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  2. Jim James

    Jim James Staff Member Staff Member

    Excellent night scenes. I really like how realistic the headlight effect is. My favorite is the third scene with the train rounding the curve. Very nice.
     
  3. dricketts

    dricketts Member Frisco.org Supporter

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    dricketts Member Frisco.org Supporter

  5. WindsorSpring

    WindsorSpring Member

    Very nice! Clinton?
     
  6. Jim James

    Jim James Staff Member Staff Member

    Sounds like those gates activated at the right time! Great little scene.
     
  7. FriscoCharlie

    FriscoCharlie Administrator Staff Member Administrator Frisco.org Supporter

  8. dricketts

    dricketts Member Frisco.org Supporter

    Yes it's Clinton but I set up the scene on MKT track just south of the MKT depot. :)
     
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  9. Douglas wayne

    Douglas wayne Member

    I just found this, awesome!!
     
  10. Boomer John

    Boomer John Member

    I posted about a week ago a growing interest in modeling Bolivar north towards Clinton. I stumbled upon these V scale posts. This is so cool and really fires up my interest for the High Line. This is all new to me. Derrick, is the High Line available on the Trainz download tab? If not, have you ever thought of commercializing it, I sure would be interested.

    I am leaning towards modeling Bolivar as a 12 foot module. I have both Karl's hand written notes and the track diagram from this website. Derrick, where did you find the detail to build out the customers? Looking at Bolivar from Google Maps, not much is still there. One grain elevator and you can spot some rusted oil tanks north of there. The track diagram shows two locations for Bolivar Farmer's Exchange (133 and 143) and one form MFA (158). The one still there would appear to be 143, east of the main. Any information of 137, Midwest Dried Milk with three spots for switching. Teeters Floral Design (164) is still in Bolivar, but appears to be in a different location and a rather large facility for a small town.

    If Dale Rush is tuned in, maybe he has some information on Bolivar customers.

    Thanks guys.

    John
     
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  11. Turky44

    Turky44 Member

    Whats the Update?
     

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