Mura2 Hungarian route, template finished Options

[dgionet]

Hi to all,

I have finished the template, done some testing and has been sent to Steve for uploading. The Mura route has been found by luck while navigating through a forum topic, ended to the appropriate site and found to be an excellent route for a template.It has a little more than 55 sidings.

The Mura 2 route is a mostly single track, non-electrified and fictional Hungarian route which extends East-West from Martos (MP150) to Újbéres (MP199) and has a branch which goes North from Erdics (MP 178) to Bercsény (MP28). Although it is fictional, the scenery gives a good feeling of the Hungarian landscape which is characteristic to this East European country.

For those who are not very good with the Hungarian language, myself included, I have added a short Hungarian glossary in the readme file in regards to the used words in the builder's route (Jadro is his name). You will be highly recommended to print the AG-generated work order due to the presence of some sidings bearing the same name. I have added inside the TDB file the appropriate region for proper location. Downloads are limited to only four, included the route itself and some rolling stock packs which I like very much because it limits the number of downloads to use the templates.

I am including some shots of AG-generated activities. It should be available soon in the templates page. If you like some challenge in working AG activities in a different language and enjoying a different countryside, this one is for you.











Enjoy the scenery

[qr4000]

Hi Denis,
This is great news about the Mura2 route. I have downloaded and run several Hungarian routes as well as some Romanian routes (Timisoara-Arad). Another superb Hungarian line on the same site as Mura 2 is Jaskiser-Nagybereg (now in ver 3). I really enjoy the high quality detail these route creators seem to capture. Would it be possible to look at a template for Jaskiser-Nagybereg as well please?
I also have various Indian Railway routes (Andhra Valley), Argentinian (Ferrocarril General Roca), Australian (VR North Main), French (Paris-Cherbourg) that I have run and templates for some of these would be a bonus. I'll have to check if the sidings are named in the various routes.
Thank you also for the Bernina Beta route template.
Cheers from a very appreciative Train simmer.
Damo

[dgionet]

Hi Denis,
This is great news about the Mura2 route. I have downloaded and run several Hungarian routes as well as some Romanian routes (Timisoara-Arad). Another superb Hungarian line on the same site as Mura 2 is Jaskiser-Nagybereg (now in ver 3). I really enjoy the high quality detail these route creators seem to capture. Would it be possible to look at a template for Jaskiser-Nagybereg as well please?
I also have various Indian Railway routes (Andhra Valley), Argentinian (Ferrocarril General Roca), Australian (VR North Main), French (Paris-Cherbourg) that I have run and templates for some of these would be a bonus. I'll have to check if the sidings are named in the various routes.
Thank you also for the Bernina Beta route template.
Cheers from a very appreciative Train simmer.
Damo

Hi Damo,

Glad you are enjoying the Bernina Template. The Mura Template is now available in the templates page. I already had downloaded and had tested the Jaskiser-Nagybereg route and had to make a choice between this one and the Mura 2. I have finally selected the Mura 2 as the first choice.

I will be happy to work for a template for the Jaskiser-Nagybereg route. Thanks for your additional selection of routes. I have been surfing in international "waters" trying to find some future candidates for a template. Have been testing some italian routes this week-end. I have downloaded last evening 3 of the routes suggested, they are the Paris-Cherbourg, General Roca and the Romanian Timisora-Arad. As for the Timisora-Arad, I have downloaded also the stock at the Train-sim.ro site. This one may become my next project after the Jaskiser-Nagybereg template. All look good for template making. Haven't been able to find the Andhra Valley. Where could I find it?

So some work to come ahead. Thanks again for your route suggestions, that will make my work selection easier.

Cheers