Routes--ATSF La Junta-Pueblo Subs

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  • Don6218
    1500 Post Veteran
    • Jun 2009
    • 1834
    • Oshawa ON

    #1

    Routes--ATSF La Junta-Pueblo Subs

    I just wanted to shout out to Bob Wirth about this new Route, it is so far great!

    The scenery is a bit sparse, I substituted my own Trainsets and Carspawn files but otherwise a nice route!

    I am glad to see that North American Routes are not dead yet. I am running an included Activity and sofar it is working perfectly with the meets in correct areas and on Time.

    Kudos to Mr. Wirth! Thank you!
  • =FI=Ghost
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2010
    • 660
    • Germany
    • Serbian, Croatian, English, German, Russian
    • ORTS

    #2
    Would you post some screenshots? I'd love to see them.
    Borislav
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    • landnrr
      Senior Member
      • Apr 2003
      • 238
      • Etowah, TN.

      #3
      Where is this route located at?

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      • rdayt
        1000 Post Veteran

        • Nov 2007
        • 1291
        • SW MO
        • ORTS

        #4
        Originally posted by landnrr
        Where is this route located at?
        It's in the file library. Search routes for Wirth. It's at the top.

        Randy

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        • mikeebb
          Senior Member

          • May 2010
          • 989
          • Pacific Time
          • ORTS

          #5
          Fantastic! The Transcon is now reconnected. Only piece missing (for passenger train runners) is the Racetrack east of Galesburg to Chicago, and one can detour over the freight line if desired. Thank you Mr. Wirth!

          >The scenery is a bit sparse
          The scenery in that part of the country is pretty sparse in real life, too.

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          • Don6218
            1500 Post Veteran
            • Jun 2009
            • 1834
            • Oshawa ON

            #6
            >The scenery is a bit sparse
            The scenery in that part of the country is pretty sparse in real life, too.[/QUOTE]

            Yes, a quick look at Google confirms that! Lots of weird bushes and cattle, not much else. ;-)

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            • bprice
              Senior Member
              • May 2010
              • 217

              #7
              No pictures yet, but I have driven part of the route. Dodge city along Wyat Earp Blvd. is quite realistic. I even spotted the Dodge House on the west edge of town.

              Basil

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