Thanks for a great run. Enjoyed.

You going to University of Idaho?!

Wow! I wanted to complete the route to Lewiston, but never had the time. Now that I'm in college I actually happen to be working on a remediation project at the old Moscow yard. So if it works out for you maybe you can pretend to spill three thousand gallons of Detroit oil into Paradise creek And thanks for your interest, let me know if there's anything else you need!

BTW, thank you for getting back to me so quickly! I appreciate it!

I don't. I didn't see any mention of it. The sim didn't recommend it either, it tried to resell me Stevens, the US pack, and the GP9s. The start button stays grayed out and text right above it tells me "route required." I'll get Rivera and Penn Coal later. I'm a Lewiston Local, so, I'll make it happen.

Do you have the Rivera Line and Pennsylvania Coal? Penn coal is required but if you don't have the Rivera Line you can just press "F2" at start and then "Cancel". This will bypass the error screen. Penn Coal is the most important route because there is a street running section that uses a track rule from that asset.

I have Feather River, Stevens Pass, the GP 9s, and the Loco Asset Pack. It won't let me start it.

And thank you both very much for your time on this route!

Nice run, I too missed the turnout and found the tank cars, but was able to just unhook reverse and continue. I managed Sunshine Hill, but it was a hard pull, sand helps. On to Pt. 2. Thanks for all you do.

Awe man that's my bad, I even did the same thing when I was testing it, I completely forgot to set the switches in my revision. Sorry about that! I'll add a warning in the description.

Beautiful route and a very fun and challenging scenario! As mentioned I did have some trouble with not paying attention to where the turnouts were lined on my first attempt and I ended up hitting some tank cars in the siding just before the Pullman diamond.

Another great job, but requiring vigilance (the turnouts). I looked at pictures of the bike path and you really captured the look and feel of the countryside. I'm waiting for "The Bug" to appear.