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Switchers: Prop Pack for Turnouts

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22 Aug, 2019 @ 4:15pm

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Railyard: Buildings, Props, Vehicles for Railyards

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Description

Switchers and Guardrails - Prop Pack for Turnouts

Decorative switcher and guardrail prop pack for rail turnout/junctions.

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Technical Details

THREE variations of electronic switchers, based on Switzerland, each different size. Can be used on any type of junctions, including HST.
THREE variations of guard rail, each different color.

Recommended Mods

Move It, to edit and tweak stuff.
Find It, to find and use props in-game.
Prop Precision, to increase precision while placing them.
search tag: REVO, REV0, Railyard, Rail, Point, switcher, junction, train, railway, guard, turnout

If you have any request, refer request form located on my Steam profile.

Model info

Tris: Reasonable / Texture: 256x512 / 16x32 LOD

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Keywords for Workshop search: REVO, REV0, Railyard, Rail, Point, switcher, junction, train, railway, guard, turnout

13 Comments

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Dimensional One 26 Aug, 2019 @ 11:21am

nice addition. So much content to decorate and keep this game fresh keeps coming. Thank you.

Danoir_ 26 Aug, 2019 @ 2:32am

It's a purely decorative prop for detailing railyards. No actual function.

billhanckel 25 Aug, 2019 @ 8:38pm

Would be nice to see a video of this in action. Not sure what it does or how. Yes, I guess it switches trains onto sidings or other track, but a video would be helpful. Also don't know why I would want it on a North American map. Thanks.