My Fort Kent To Eagle Lake route is nearing completion. All that's left to do is the manual and the scenarios. In the mean time I've created 3 slideshows you can view from the Fort Kent page http://allaboardrails.com/ftk.htm at my All Aboard! site. The three slideshows are midway down the page and look like this:





The first slideshow is the route in winter. The second slideshow explains some of the features of the route and its development. The third slideshow shows the Fort Kent route in Autumn. Pop some popcorn and come on by for a look-see!

Rich Garber
All Aboard

The new Autumn textures look great, Rich!

Cheers!
Marc

It all looks pretty neat Rich. A very good job. Some excellent scene setting as always.

Rod

Rich, it looks awesome! After spending a LOT of time in that region of Maine, all I can say is wow. I would like to recommend adding more trees, especially Eastern White Pines (Pinus strobus.) Other than that, it looks great.

Thanks guys, I appreciate the feedback. Tom, I couldn't tell an Eastern Pine from a pine comb to be honest with ya. Looking at the Eastern Pine, well, they look like any other pine tree. How you guys can tell them apart is amazing to me.

Rich

I believe the first is a tree, while the latter might be some sort of prehistoric grooming tool.

Cheers!
Marc

oops!

Good one, Marc. I'd offer to help Rich with what kind of pine trees are which, but I have no idea what's available in KRS/RW so I'm not entirely sure... I guess any sort of pine tree would do it. While Douglas Firs (native to the west coast) aren't entirely correct (even though a few have been transplanted here on the East coast) it's better than nothing, eh? Obviously the final decision is up to you. I'm just giving you my opinion on an otherwise fabulous looking route.