I have all of the historical plans, documents, locomotive prints on hand, I just do not have the ability to transfer this into railworks (yet).
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Is it possible?
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Is it possible?
by FourEightFour » Thu Feb 21, 2013 10:32 pm
I am in the early stages of preparation for the construction of a "highly-accurate" route, The Colorado and Southerns' Clear Creek line, from Denver to Silver Plume, a total of about 55 rail miles. The time frame would be 1920-1939. This would require dual-gauge rail between Denver and Golden. I have seen one picture of someone playing with it in railworks, but I am wondering how *practical* it would be. Would dual-gauge switching be possible? Does railworks coding recognize track with more than one gauge?
I have all of the historical plans, documents, locomotive prints on hand, I just do not have the ability to transfer this into railworks (yet).
Example of the scenery:
I have all of the historical plans, documents, locomotive prints on hand, I just do not have the ability to transfer this into railworks (yet).
Example of the scenery:
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Re: Is it possible?
by PapaXpress » Thu Feb 21, 2013 10:34 pm
Currently it is not possible. What you were seeing was someone laying standard and narrow gauge rail on top of each other (looks fine until you hit a turnout).
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