Route Ramblin's Blog: Where to post?

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  • Coonskin
    3000 Post Veteran

    • Aug 2002
    • 3226
    • Poteau, OK, USA.

    #1

    Route Ramblin's Blog: Where to post?

    Okay, so my "thing" with V scale is 19th century routes. I have several such routes "in process" that I work on as the mood inclines. (Which can vary greatly including long stretches of inactivity.)

    Though I build my routes using MSTS RE, obviously, once made available, they are used primarily in Open Rails by those that beta test for me.

    As for the way I "blog", though the main emphasis are the routes I have in process, it's also a rambling posting of various progress pics, proto pics, concepts/philosophies, etc.

    My question is: Where to place it? Here in the Open Rails Routes and Questions forums? The MSTS route forum? The OR General forum... where?

    I'm all ears to read your input!
    Andre Ming
    V Scale Creations.com R.I.P
  • CSRX
    13500 Post Veteran



    • Oct 2005
    • 13646
    • Lincoln, ME
    • English
    • ORTS

    #2
    Right here in the Open Rails section works fine. Any updates on your routes are a pleasure to see.

    I do mean to ask you though, with your website gone, is there a way to purchase your A&O routes? I used to have it a long time ago with all the A&M equipment, but from my early years of computer crashes and not getting them backed up properly, I lost everything. Which is a shame, as those routes were ahead of their time!
    -Shawn K-
    MEC Mountain Subdivision - Trackwork 70%, Scenery 35%
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    • Coonskin
      3000 Post Veteran

      • Aug 2002
      • 3226
      • Poteau, OK, USA.

      #3
      Originally posted by CSRX
      Right here in the Open Rails section works fine. Any updates on your routes are a pleasure to see.

      I do mean to ask you though, with your website gone, is there a way to purchase your A&O routes? I used to have it a long time ago with all the A&M equipment, but from my early years of computer crashes and not getting them backed up properly, I lost everything. Which is a shame, as those routes were ahead of their time!

      Leaning toward just starting it here in this OR Routes Questions forum.

      As for the A&O Sub, I still have the original installer as well as a zip of all the patches/fixes and add-ons. I can use Wormhole to set you up with a 24 hour download link for the route, after 24 hours I can then upload the patches/fixes/add-ons file. PM me for details.

      Andre
      Andre Ming
      V Scale Creations.com R.I.P

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      • jbtower
        Senior Member


        • Jul 2005
        • 572
        • Yorkville, Illinois, USA.
        • ORTS

        #4
        The A&O Sub is a classic Andre, you should put it in the library and let the OR magic happen to it, I would buy it again!
        Kevin Kelleher

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        • Coonskin
          3000 Post Veteran

          • Aug 2002
          • 3226
          • Poteau, OK, USA.

          #5
          Originally posted by jbtower
          The A&O Sub is a classic Andre, you should put it in the library and let the OR magic happen to it, I would buy it again!
          Thanks. Glad you've enjoyed it.

          I intend to make it public "one of these days"!

          Andre
          Andre Ming
          V Scale Creations.com R.I.P

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