I wanted to make this private, but it seems I can only have private chats with friends on steam. And since I don't want to befriend you just to PM you, I have no choice but to ask here: would it be alright with you if I released an altered version of this route?

The reason why the lattice signal at the exit near Abington Shunt doesn't work is that the B Shunt Signal Exit at Abington sidings goes to the mainline instead of just before the lattice signal.
Where the steep track is at Advenza Junction, I have put another steam engine there to make a double header in my own scenario.
The speed sign arrows are too far from the speed change. I had to copy the route and edit these, as well as put more signals in. Somehow I cannot put lattice sigs in because there are no h or d arms. Wonder if I am doing something wrong??

is there a quickdrive someones made for this route?

@Not.Silent
Here is a link from which you can purchase Hatchet Hill Quarry: https://steamhost.cn/sub/11113/

Hi IOR I Demsocks. As Hatchett Hill Quarry is no longer available, I'm wondering if this route will load OK without it, and still work? I do have it, but am thinking of others users.

This is a fun route everyone. I have a scenario ready to publish, when this route gets a few more votes - so it can be made Final. So we need a few more thumbs up. Get to it.....

Yes socks I agree with Roland bp I have the same problem it's to steep is it possible to have less of an incline please.

I just looked on the routes you made and I thought you only made two did not realize you made Abeldon which is one of my favourites.
I have a problem with the Abeldon route people stuck in the platforms anyway to solve that ?.

what dlc is needed?

I loved the town at the end of the Branch line.
But I found the 1 in 34 grade up to the final station on the mainline was just too steep for me to consider keeping this route.
I look forward to checking out the other two routes you have done.

oh ok

@JOEE400 - Falmouth is one of the oldest DLC packs in the game; so logically the newer DLC is better. I built this route back in 2012 when Falmouth was one of my favourate routes in the game; the 3D track was also very desirable - hence why I still use it today.

So I understand why newer players might not own Falmouth or other more dated DLC. My only advice is to wait for a steam sale; if you still want this route that is.

oh because i always think falmouth branch was a waste of time because the locos that were in this were already a thing

@JOEE400 yes you will

do u need falmouth branch for this

how much would I loose from not having Hatchet Hill Quarry?

Fixed the scenery bugs and recurring lorries. Hope to make some more changes.

It was at the first station beyond the starting point; I'm afraid I can't remember the name. The road bridge was clipping into the ground, the embankment spline opposite the station was out of place, and there were some floating trees on the far side of the overbridge just past the station where it looked like the ground had distorted away from them judging by the odd texturing; it's possible there was more foliage there that didn't come through either, I couldn't say. Other than that, everything appeared to be solid. The only other thing that comes to mind was another station where there was an odd group of blue lorries that might have replaced some other objects due to corruption. Or it was just an oddly large group of lorries and was entirely intentional, I don't know.

@sirrliv Thanks for the feedback, I am glad you like the challenge; do you know exactly where the scenery issues are? Hopefully I can fix them.

I have to say, I've been disappointed by a lot of Workshop routes, so I wasn't expecting a lot from this one. But I was pleasantly very surprised. This route has wonderfully great and realistic levels of detail, and charm to spare while also offering a nice driving challenge. Only a few spots where scenery was out of place, and I can't confirm whether or not that was an error in the downloading. That grade on the mainline though, that was brutal.

The lack of 3D scenery and old trackwork gives this route a distinct charm that I LOVE

Love it Anthony!