Grafton Lumber: Trainz Pennsylvania & Berwind 53

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  • Опубліковано 10 січ 2025

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  • @shanestrains2849
    @shanestrains2849 9 місяців тому +4

    That is an excellent lumber yard, I really like the local lumber feel it puts off. All I would add to it is a Stop & Dismount sign by the entrance for the conductor riding the shove. I've been watching since 2016 and your skill has grown through the roof.

  • @Reading3412Studios
    @Reading3412Studios Рік тому +4

    What a coincidence. I literally just finished catching up from episode 35 yesterday!

  • @brianmartin6016
    @brianmartin6016 Рік тому +1

    bryinmich here AM. Glad to see some more work being done on the beloved P&B. Looking good as always.

  • @844SteamFan
    @844SteamFan 8 місяців тому

    1:08 That’s pretty similar to TS2/TD2 surveyor.

  • @ryanthesteamman
    @ryanthesteamman Рік тому +1

    Yay you're back!! Happy holidays AM!

  • @terryboldenjr.3555
    @terryboldenjr.3555 Рік тому +1

    Great to see another video from you!!!

  • @oliverm1804
    @oliverm1804 Рік тому +1

    Another AM video! keep up the good work

  • @0FF1C3R-NA5TY
    @0FF1C3R-NA5TY 8 місяців тому

    Route idea. Birmingham/Alabama. Also think you’d enjoy making it.

  • @DannyBTrainz
    @DannyBTrainz Рік тому

    It came out great!

  • @nuggettrainz
    @nuggettrainz Рік тому

    loved the work

  • @thatd59ladlarry
    @thatd59ladlarry Рік тому

    What’s that lumber asset(s) at 6:07 ? The kuid display seemed to have disappeared and I’m kinda curios

  • @Trains1536
    @Trains1536 Рік тому

    Can you do a railfanning video of the P&B pls? I would love to watch it

  • @Bluecomet_833
    @Bluecomet_833 Рік тому

    next route idea: altoona, PA to lock haven , PA

  • @RailroadJourneys
    @RailroadJourneys Рік тому

    It’s coming along nicely. So you don’t have a ton of open space left to work on?

    • @ApproachMedium
      @ApproachMedium  Рік тому

      Only about 5 or so miles of somewhat empty space between Allegheny and Mount Union that needs to be filled in. But I'm moving pretty quickly so I'm hoping to have the route done and ready for release early next year.

  • @KG-xt4oq
    @KG-xt4oq Рік тому

    Hey Joe, was curious if you know how many baseboards and what the size of the file is of the P&B? Just want to compare #s with my build...thanks.

    • @ApproachMedium
      @ApproachMedium  Рік тому

      I'm not sure how many baseboards but the route file is 165 MB right now.

  • @martintransportlogisticsll2370

    will this be updated in the base game or must i down load a updated version for the game that i have off jointed rail ?

  • @parrotyee
    @parrotyee Рік тому +1

    You hold an incredible talent - that's why i subscribed about a year ago. Is this map playable on T:ANE?

    • @ApproachMedium
      @ApproachMedium  Рік тому

      My first iteration of it is available for TANE over at Jointedrail.com It's not quite like this though. It's only part of the route and at this point a lot of the detail is out of date. I'm hoping to have this version release early next year though.

  • @9169enjoi
    @9169enjoi Рік тому

    Well that sure was short...

    • @bboy1813
      @bboy1813 Рік тому

      I’m not complaining.. a good video is a good video

  • @cp368productions2
    @cp368productions2 Рік тому

    I noticed a problem with your build. Centerbeams are unloaded from both sides and your stacks of lumber are so close to the one side that they wouldn't be able to access that side. You should move those stacks elsewhere.

    • @ApproachMedium
      @ApproachMedium  Рік тому

      After I finished the video I noticed that as well and made some adjustments. I just got rid of one or two rows of lumber and I think it's enough space to get a forklift in there.

  • @alfarezzy_121
    @alfarezzy_121 10 місяців тому

    Hi, I'm from Indonesia. I really like your content, but I don't really understand what you're saying. Can you add Indonesian translation?😅

  • @MITracks
    @MITracks Рік тому

    coil cars you say? where might those exist?