03-26-2018, 03:18 PM
Andy, there are lot of buildings like this in Westgate. The curves are required because the tracks can not follow 90° street crossing. The reach their destination and some intermediate industries cutting through blocks with (mostly) 90° curves.
Take this as an example :
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ps. You find a similar situation in the LA warehouse district. The rails are abandoned but the curved building tell you where they have been.
Take this as an example :
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ps. You find a similar situation in the LA warehouse district. The rails are abandoned but the curved building tell you where they have been.
Reinhard