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Catt Wrote:
Quote:What?! No scenery yet???? Nope

Five factorys,one trucking company,a grain elevator. Eek Who needs scenery? :mrgreen:


That is indeed a great start! Cheers
New computer is here,it arrived about 15 minutes ago YAY!.

Now back to our regularly scheduled thread.Plans today include trying to sort out how I want the business district to look. I like the looks of street running so the mainline will go right down the center of my little town.

How does "TYSONVILLE" sound for a town name? Eek :mrgreen:
Catt Wrote:.... How does "TYSONVILLE" sound for a town name? Eek :mrgreen:

He http://www.independent.co.uk/incoming/ar...-tyson.jpg will have an eye on you Eek
Not exactly the Tyson I have in mind. Nope
Thanks Catt but Cattsboro sounds better! Applause
Maybe Rayleside?
How about a short "Tyra". Fits on every sign.
Actually the name should be Grande Valley, same as it's namesake railroad. Cheers The town would have been named first of course. Misngth
There is a real Grand Valley,MI. but it ain't worth naming a railroad after it. Nope I suppose I could call it Katoville or Atlastowne,maybe even Bachmannton. Eek

The railroad's homebase is Hugart Yard in Grand Rapids,MI. which actually was a Grand Rapids & Indiana railyard in the beginning,but this town ain't no Grand Rapids. Nope
Looks like one of your boxcars (and a couple of Pete's) have wandered all the way down to North Carolina!
First pic,future main street in the new town,second pic a preliminary town layout (no I don't like it "yet" )

[Image: Mainstreet146.jpg]

[Image: NewTown_1.jpg]
Catt Wrote:.....preliminary town layout (no I don't like it "yet" ) ....
You keep the spacious layout style so wonderful supported by N scale to have a town of many buildings structured by right scaled blocks. I am always somewhat envious looking at your layout space.
Everytime I look at the first picture I find something I need to change.There are several kinks in the track work that need to be straightened out before I can "pave" the street and add sidewalks.

The new version of the GVR is 8'10" by 10'6" the town is on the 8'10" dimension. The biggest problem I am having is fitting my favorite buildings into a believable pattern. :wait:
Ok, I'm going to let this thread die a slow natcheral death.Either tonight or tomorrow I will start a new thread called Grande Valley Railway in N version 4.0. Eek
Why let this thread die?
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