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Railroad waiting house of E. Mayrisch mine

This passenger building for railroad stations was modeled on the terminal station of the Emil Mayrisch mine. This terminus station was located in the coalfield near Aachen on the "Mariagrube - Grube Emil Mayrisch" line. The station was mainly used to transport miners to and from work.

According to the photos I have, the original building was constructed of unplastered brick. I have added a plastered version to this version.

I also created a module with a wide entrance and one with a narrower version. This allows the object to be used more variably.

Attention: this is a module and not a complete station in its own right!
In the game it is not to be found as a station, BUT as a module of a reception building, which appears in the corresponding configuration menu and can then be installed accordingly.

Installation tips:
So that the terrain can be customized as much as possible, I have not equipped the entire module with automatic terrain adjustment, but only a small section to make installation easier. Although this makes installation a little more complex, it also allows for greater customization.

In the wide version, the paths for accessing the platform pass to the right and left of the building, in the narrow version only on the one side where the ramp can be seen. The photos here in the workshop clearly show that I deliberately placed the terrain and vegetation in the middle behind the building in the large module, thus creating the impression of two separate entrances.

In addition, the building should be built FIRST and only then should a road be created as a connection. In this way, everything snaps into place and the passengers can easily find the "right path" ;-)

The building is available in various eras from 1850. The eras are differentiated by the pavement on which the building is located.

The building can also be called up as a configurable asset in the BLR submenu. This means that it can also be installed in any other location in the game.

The mod was created by BluRail.