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From the bottom left hand corner, is the ‘City’ which includes an industrial area and large shunting yard, as well as a connection to the Docks. . Opposite this is a small Passenger station, with a double line running past and connecting to the goods yard. Just past this is the coal unloader balloon loop, which after joining the double line, branches off on its own double line, ‘the coal road’ This 4 track section is loosely based on the Maitland to section, it is purely fantasy, but is included so you can run past lots of trains. It is being built as a photographic section, with, city, suburbia, industrial, rural scenery along the trackside. Passing 3-4 stations enroute, you end up at ‘Maitland’ ( don’t be fooled, it is nothing like Maitland at all, I’m just using the name) From Maitland the track follows the gradient and curve profile of the actual Maitland to Werris Creek line, with the following exceptions... -After leaving Musselbrook, you go straight to Dartmoor Jcn ( Togar is missing) -After Dartmoor Jcn, you go straight to Parkville ( section to Scone is missing) Looking at the map will show I ran out of space, plus the fact these sections are ‘gradiently’ boring, so in order to compress it a bit, they got deleted. The run from the ‘City’ to Werris Creek takes just over 2 hours. The run from Werris Creek to the City takes 2 1/2 hours. |
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