RRC 1a GoingPostal

RRC 1a GoingPostal

This session is for RiversideRailroadCompany 1a. All the items of rolling stock needed by the session will be downloaded from the Download Station when the session is installed, apart from the Czech steam locomotive which must be downloaded from

http://hummus.trainz.cz/down3.htm

Download 475.101.

Viktor and Jakub, you have the postal shift this morning. You will find the six loaded post vans behind the container depot. I suggest you add water to the tender at Lys Station before departure.
Make sure you have the post vans in the eastern bay platform at Diaspar for unloading before 0730.
Then pick up the log flats, load them at the log loading rack at Armour and unload at the log dump at Matchless Timber. You can treat this as a shunt movement if you wish.
Return to Diaspar loco and sign off.
Class 1 railroad trains will be running on the main lines. You must always give them priority.
You are authorised to travel at up to 55mph except in yard areas where normal limits apply.
You are authorised to stop when necessary for locomotive purposes.
Ends.

Maps and a readme are included in the folder containing the session. The readme contains a detailed tutorial about driving this locomotive in Cab Mode. Note that the injector will not respond to keyboard commands. Mouse control on the firemans side of the cab is required to actuate the injector.

Author: philskene

RRC 1a GoingPostal
• config.txt 3.66KB
• diaspar_1.jpg 90.58KB
• diaspar_2.jpg 90.26KB
• diaspar_3.jpg 87.94KB
• lys_1.jpg 88.54KB
• lys_2.jpg 89.77KB
• lys_3.jpg 89.23KB
• profile.dat 972.01KB
• readme.htm 12.62KB
• readme.txt 11.74KB
• riversiderailroadco_map.jpg 89.54KB
• rrc_1a_goingpostal_small.jpg 18.86KB

This is freeware.
Please feel free to experiment with this and modify it to suit your own tastes and needs.
Feel free to distribute this by any means or upload any revised version to the Trainz Download Station or elsewhere.
If you do distribute a revised version of any of my routes, my only requirement is that you use a different name for the route.