Are you Railworks folk ready for something new? The Fort Kent To Eagle Lake route will be released within the next 24 hours. Everything is done except for putting everything into the downloadable file and then uploading it and making the purchase page.

The past 24 to 48 hours I had to make some final decisions so here they are:

1) Only for Railworks. Last second issues between the two programs caused this. Sorry RS users.
2) The route cost is $19.00.
3) Available only through www.allaboardrails.com presently.

As you may or may not know, Dick Cowen (Britkits) will be releasing Bangor & Aroostook rollingstock on his site www.dickyjim.com From what I've seen of the videos, they look great! I'm going to do my best to very quickly do a version of the 20 scenarios included with the route to take advantage of Dick's B&A rollingstock. I've never done this before but they say it's not too difficult to do. I'll keep ya posted.

Edit: Available Now!

Rich Garber
All Aboard

Got It and as usual it is first rate. Just made one run to look at the scenery and it is really good. Will be giving it a going over as time allows.

I really like the additional text file, thanks for adding that it mean a lot to me.
Keep the Son in your eyes.

Thanks Kinnie!

Rich are you going to put this on Steam?

Yes. Not sure exactly when though. RS.com handles all that and they should be getting their first look at the route this upcoming week.

Rich

SWREG option is now available for purchasing the Fort Kent To Eagle Lake route. (see original post for link)

Rich

I've just purchased this route as I haven't got anything from the Maine area to run by authentic Maine state locomotives and rolling stock on, so, this is just the business. Many thanks for doing this, you've got a few fans from "across the pond", I will be following your next route layout project with a lot of enthusiasm, you even convinced me to obtain the Payware pack of Rural Landscaping trees from 3DTrains, I hope more creators will use these features in their upcoming ventures......Keep up the great work and thanks for putting all the extra information in the main folder, it's always very helpful to have maps and detailed stuff from the area concerned.


Cheerz. ex-railwayman.