Switching routes for anybody

[derekmorton]

Hi Team,

Switching routes have been mentioned, I will list the routes that I have:-

Freeware:-
Everything by Paul Charland

https://www.trainsim.com/vbts/tslib.php?searchid=21291294

Payware that I own:-
Bodiddly RR

Please list you own for our new member Sector_Majority

[motormaster532]

Buffalo,available here,is so full of switching that it is almost impossible not to get lost in it. Also{I may have mis-remembered the proper name}Jersey City-Newark is another great switching Route,along with Springfield Terminal. If I can remember others or find others,I will let you know. Brian

[dcarleton]

London and Port Stanley - Lots of switching, interchanges with three railroads, a car float, some main line through open country, local passenger service, scenery very well done, and entirely prototypical. Comes with authentic equipment.

[R. Steele]

Agreed... Buffalo --- in the library as buffalo_reupload.zip --- which has an excellent template at Skyline Computing and also BLW_ZT has an excellent Buffalo trainset.

Also the little mentioned... Alameda Belt Line V2 -- switching at the port of Alameda and also has an activity template.

[eric]

I've always tried to include switching in my routes.

The IRM is the ultimate switching opportunity. Trying to fit your favorite cars or engines into a storage barn, putting together trains for the mainline excursion... putting them away....

No equipment provided. It's made to showcase your collection across 150 years of railroading where putting a GG1 with a set of E9s and some Zephyr cars and a heavyweight observation car on the end is normal....

[motormaster532]

MLTs LS&I is a possibility,especially if you like to load ore and then unload at the Dock. Cajon Pass 4{available here} also has plenty of switching opportunities including West Colton,Barstow and much more. Brian

[ZachBell4400]

LaSalle Rockford & Central (available here) for fictional or semi-prototypical IC runs.

[crimsonfloyd]

Although fictitious, Northwest Line 6 offers plenty of switching with both CN and CP. Birmingham 2 also has lots of switching.

[Lonewolf2777]

add timesaver to this small but big in its own way just watch out for the trains passing by.

[trpted]

Does Sea View Count? If so, that is one of the routes that I have.

[Orbita]

The PRR-ER has a lot of switching opportunities, for both passenger and freight. It has some of the major PRR yards, such as Enola, Sunnyside, Morrisville, Waverly, just to name a few. Also has the major passenger terminals like 30th Street and NY Penn. Also includes the Jersey Central, Reading, and the Baltimore & Ohio with their yards as well. I could write an entire book on every single yard and industry that is crammed into this mammoth route.

[klsc85]

Got Coal? Austin Yoder's Pocahontas route has oodles of mine branches, plus a number of yards large and small. Still a favorite after all these years.

Uncle E

[niknak]

LIRR by Vince Cockeram