Decided to ask: would it be alright if I made a version of this route as a heritage railway?

Here is a list of all the workshop scenarios for the route.

Excellent.

Ok, thanks anyway - probably my favourite workshop route regardless. I'll have to run it as a GWR line - i've got plenty of steamers for that.

No the route does not have a diesel fuel point

I'm not sure.

Does this route have diesel fuel points? I'm a bit of an early diesels fan and this route looks fantastic.

Thanks.

Go ahead

Thanks for the help. Is it OK if I save a new copy of the route and put route markers into it? It'd be for personal use only, of course.

The station names that you see, is set on the route template. I haven't made it myself, but used an existing one(think it was woodhead). This means that the names you see are locations from the route that i have taken the template from, and therefore they don't match any of the stations on the route.

If you want to make a scenario, go through an existing one, and make a new scenario marker where you want it.

Hi. I've been trying to run this route, but have had some difficulty figuring out which start points in the scenario creator correspond to which station (as the names provided are of stations from other routes, such as Falmouth branch). You wouldn't mind checking which ones correspond to which station?

Hello ditjo.
I must say I love this lovely route! So much scenario opertunities to try out! I really hope that a version 2 may come in the future. I do enjoy the route so much that I use it as my template for a Train Sim Roleplay that I look after! I look forward to seeing what routes or scenario's you do next!

Possible bit of feedback I would give for the route.
It would be lovely if there was "Track Roughness" in place to give the feel of a rural country branchline.
Maybe add a couple of diesel fuel points for when the time comes of diesels/multiple units arrive and steam starts to fade away.

Other than those two little things I love the route! sub-ed and following you for updates on your projects!
David

Hey Revarnes.

Thanks for your comment.

The line from Walton to Alstone is the oldest part, and the route was original uploaded as only this part. Then my building technich somehow changed and the rest of the route build after this.

You are right about the speedlimit over the bridge, but at the time I felt it was fine.

In general there are places I would change today, like the bridge and the line from Walton to Alstone, but in the end I do feel like just let the route be as it is.

~Ditjo

Hello Ditjo a very nice route. I do have a few gripes/feedback you could use for your other routes in the future, if you so plan:

Alstone and beyond, beginning to show more distant scenery, really takes shape. However, before that the scenery was a bit short and it felt a bit empty.

Speed limits were all good, however stations could be at like 25 MPH, and yards at 15.
The Bridge with a very sharp curve in the middle of the track could use a speed limit of like 20 MPH as it is very curvy, and takes a bit of a toll. I have still to try out more, but i hope the feedback would help :-)

Cheers - Revarnes

Sadly no, as the tracks are from western Lines of Scotland.

i have all routes except western lines of scotland. am i stil able to use this?

Sadly I don't think that exists.

Thank you, ditjo. Another quick question. How do you get blank platform signs that you can type names onto? Just curious.

Hey Drangus. When you want to upload a route your go to the publish page in TS, select your route and hit the publish button. TS will then tell you what you need for the route to be published. If I remember correctly you will need a Quick Drive Scenario and a folder called RouteInformation with some information about the route and an image. Take a look in another routes folder to see what i mean. Hope this helps a little.

Hi ditjo! Really nice work on this line. How were you able to publish a route? Did you just build it, and upload it as a blank scenario? I ask because I am also looking to build a small BR route using assets from the 'Riviera Line in the Fifties' and the 'Falmouth Branch Route', but don't know how to publish it.

Hey tonybzt. I can't make anymore changes to the route as it's already a Final. You will have to live with it. I have made the same mistake off not putting enought Portals, on one of my other routes.

Hi Ditjo, I'm currently creating a two step scenario on the Hamilton Branch. I think it would be nice if you add two o more portals on the main line and the branches. It's a nice route for goods service along the branch(es). With these portals it would be easier to create a increased traffic.

Thank you very much. Hatchet Hill is a bit weird, as I did have it on at the start, but later disabled it.

WELL DONE SIR!

Awesome route indeed :) The scenery is absolutely stunning my favorite Workshop route at the moment. Already made a scenario for the route ;) Thanks for sharing your work ditjo.

Awesome route, love the blend of urban environments and country bliss. Only issue i have is that some of the assets dont appear as Hatchet Hill isnt avaliable anymore. But all in all, cracking work

You will need the WLOS, because the track that i have used comes from it. If you don't have the 2mt you will not be able to run the quickdrive, but you can create your own freeroam's

i have all routes except the WLOS, i dont think i have the 2mt or dock tank but have got 3f jinty, can i still download and use this?

I'm glad you liked it

Forgotten that I had subscribed to this. Found it, made up a quick passenger run (class 24 & 4 mkI carriages) Nice little route. Thank You.