Maine 1920 - The B&SR My latest route under construction
#31
Posted 19 December 2011 - 04:11 AM
Hi Captain!
Currently its not available. But I dropped Benjamin Ebrecht, the author, an Email
if I may publish it for everyone.
Cheers,
Christian
Currently its not available. But I dropped Benjamin Ebrecht, the author, an Email
if I may publish it for everyone.
Cheers,
Christian
#32
Posted 19 December 2011 - 10:10 AM
Hello,
Thank you Christian and Rick for your answers and your explanations.
Cheers
Nathalie
Thank you Christian and Rick for your answers and your explanations.
Cheers
Nathalie
#34
Posted 23 December 2011 - 04:57 PM
This looks to be another fun and interesting route to run much like the Monson. Hope to see the SR&RL route some day as well. B)
#35
Posted 24 December 2011 - 02:03 AM
Hi Shawn!
Thank you for your kind words! Yes, the SR&RL is on the list, too :-) But I think you`ll celebrate your 30rd birthday before its release :oldstry: The Monson RR was approxamatily 10 miles of track including Boyd Lumber and it took me 3 years for it. The B&SR is ca 22 and the SR&RL 132 :good2:
Well, my work on the B&SR is a lot of faster than at the Monson RR and I am avoiding many errors which I had to correct afterwards at the Monson. I hope for a release in late 2012.... But I can`t promise it :jumpy:
Merry Christmas from Bavaria,
Christian
P.S:@ Rick: Did I tell you that I am using some of your logging-stuff at the B&SR B)
Thank you for your kind words! Yes, the SR&RL is on the list, too :-) But I think you`ll celebrate your 30rd birthday before its release :oldstry: The Monson RR was approxamatily 10 miles of track including Boyd Lumber and it took me 3 years for it. The B&SR is ca 22 and the SR&RL 132 :good2:
Well, my work on the B&SR is a lot of faster than at the Monson RR and I am avoiding many errors which I had to correct afterwards at the Monson. I hope for a release in late 2012.... But I can`t promise it :jumpy:
Merry Christmas from Bavaria,
Christian
P.S:@ Rick: Did I tell you that I am using some of your logging-stuff at the B&SR B)
#36
Posted 24 December 2011 - 05:51 AM
#37
Posted 25 December 2011 - 03:54 PM
Merry Christmas ladies and gentlemen!
No pic means not that I`ve been lazy :rofl:
I reached Kennits, a spur in the nowhere around MP 11.0.
As a spur amidst nowhere which probably served to
ship logs is a lilbit boring I decided to start a 1.3 mile
logging line here. Its just fiction, but after 70 years
after the demise of the route no one can prove the contrary :oldstry:
I tried to integrate it in a way that it completly fits into the
scenery. Its a single engine operation and I hope to finish it this year
as its relatively short. At the pics just the fuel-supply of the engine
is lacking - a woodshed.
Then the way towards South Bridgton proceeds which is not far away :scarerun:
@Rick: Did you discover your watertower :spiteful:
No pic means not that I`ve been lazy :rofl:
I reached Kennits, a spur in the nowhere around MP 11.0.
As a spur amidst nowhere which probably served to
ship logs is a lilbit boring I decided to start a 1.3 mile
logging line here. Its just fiction, but after 70 years
after the demise of the route no one can prove the contrary :oldstry:
I tried to integrate it in a way that it completly fits into the
scenery. Its a single engine operation and I hope to finish it this year
as its relatively short. At the pics just the fuel-supply of the engine
is lacking - a woodshed.
Then the way towards South Bridgton proceeds which is not far away :scarerun:
@Rick: Did you discover your watertower :spiteful:
#38
Posted 25 December 2011 - 05:22 PM
Oh, you're using that old thing? :rofl:
I like this part of the route... it's got logging in it. :spiteful:
:oldstry:
I like this part of the route... it's got logging in it. :spiteful:
:oldstry:
#39
Posted 25 December 2011 - 07:16 PM
Christian,
If you need any type of help on any of the routes, I'm willing to give a lending hand.
If you need any type of help on any of the routes, I'm willing to give a lending hand.
#40
Posted 26 December 2011 - 05:42 AM
Hi!
@Rick: An old water tower fits wonderful into an old route :rofl:
@Shawn: Thank you for your offer! Maybe you could support us with the rolling
stock :spiteful: For repainting cars and so on. Maybe you dro a line to
Sandy River Tom :oldstry:
As he will do the rolling stock he could surely need some help of a painter
diversifying the 70 plus cars we need to`ve for our road :-)
@ All: What do you think about this critters?! Its widegauge, but worth of a
route I think. A pure logging route :scarerun:
I already did create the basic-landscape! But it rests on my backup until the
B&SR is ready to go!
Cheers,
Christian
http://photos.whitem...mt=Photo&ci=008
C.W. Saunders with original tender
http://photos.whitem...mt=Photo&ci=008
C.W. Saunders with replacement tender @ Sandy-River-Tom: Do you think do you can scratch-build it from your amarican???
http://photos.whitem...mt=Photo&ci=008
Baldwin #1 which replaced C.W. Saunders in 1929 after wreck no 30 ...
@Rick: An old water tower fits wonderful into an old route :rofl:
@Shawn: Thank you for your offer! Maybe you could support us with the rolling
stock :spiteful: For repainting cars and so on. Maybe you dro a line to
Sandy River Tom :oldstry:
As he will do the rolling stock he could surely need some help of a painter
diversifying the 70 plus cars we need to`ve for our road :-)
@ All: What do you think about this critters?! Its widegauge, but worth of a
route I think. A pure logging route :scarerun:
I already did create the basic-landscape! But it rests on my backup until the
B&SR is ready to go!
Cheers,
Christian
http://photos.whitem...mt=Photo&ci=008
C.W. Saunders with original tender
http://photos.whitem...mt=Photo&ci=008
C.W. Saunders with replacement tender @ Sandy-River-Tom: Do you think do you can scratch-build it from your amarican???
http://photos.whitem...mt=Photo&ci=008
Baldwin #1 which replaced C.W. Saunders in 1929 after wreck no 30 ...