Railworks America

Hi all,

Thought you guys would like to know about a new UK payware route just released. It's called 'China Clay For Export' and features one of the most detailed routes currently available. To take a look follow this link: http://www.creativerail.co.uk/gallery

So if you like heavy freight, feel free to head over and see what it's all about.

Moved to a more appropriate forum.

This route looks interesting and is currently "on sale" with 2 wagons included (but not identified) -- the price is about US $34.

Tom Pallen

The wagons are the UCV Clay Hood (like our gondolas covered with a tent hood) and IHH Hopper (open topped hopper) CDA ECC & EWS

Hi all, we will begin showing preview shots of our latest UK route currently in development. The chosen area is the East Coast Main Line in England. For more details, our main website is here: http://www.creativerail.co.uk/in-development For daily pictures of progress, take a look at our Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/CreativeRail

Hi all, here's a small selection of latest images.

Looks good!

Press Release - March 2012.

East Coast Part One - On sale now.

Established route builders CreativeRail have released their latest offering in the form of Britain's premier route 'The East Coast Main Line,' which is set in 1980.
We can't boast or declare that all 393 miles have been included in this release, but what we can tell you is this initial package does cover 44 miles and includes unprecedented levels of detail throughout its full length.

This release should be regarded as 'Part One' of a three part story. Where your simulated journey starts at Peterborough, then heading north, you begin the climb up Stoke Bank before you quickly plunge into the market town of Grantham.
If you've managed to catch your breath, then open up the throttle handle once more as your journey continues, racing past Peascliffe Tunnel, Barkston Junction to reach the current end of line at Newark Northgate.

Everyone can quickly strap on an IC125 or Deltic and rip along this high speed route, safe in the knowledge that the only additional thing they have to have on their installations is the free asset pack from RSC.
So what's stopping you? Head over to www.creativerail.co.uk/products/train-simulator-2012 and treat yourself to a great simulated drive today.

I hope that this route proves less limited and boring than "China Clay for Export", but the description provided thus far suggests otherwise. There must be a lot of folks out there who play RW3 just to look at scenery, since that seems to be the sole point of numerous routes.