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N.S62 Feather River - Oroville freight starting at the Roundhouse turntable.
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Assets Packs: US Loco & Asset Pack
Train Simulator Routes: Feather River Canyon Route Add-On
Tags: diesel, #ts14, Scenario, Final, US, #rtdp{00000062-0000-0000-0000-000000002016}, #scnr{45e06820-bdc2-4a69-b4bf-a22921c7b30e}
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17 May, 2017 @ 6:33am
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Train Simulator: Feather River Canyon Route Add-On
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N.S62 Feather River - Oroville freight starting at the Roundhouse turntable.

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Feather River Canyon
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Description
Starting at Oroville Roundhouse, reverse light engine (to Portal - San Francisco), to assist at the front of a broken down engine, with brake issues, on a freight consist.

Route: Feather River Canyon
Duration: 44 minutes
Scenario: Standard
NO extra DLC required

A foggy unusually cold December morning in Oroville, with light sleet falling.

Starting from the roundhouse at Oroville, reverse towards Portal - San Francisco, to couple up to a consist, stuck due to brake issues with the engine.

Once coupled, it is a fairly straightforward forward run to the Depot, and then with the all clear to continue, off to James - with no stopping.

You have the chance with two engines to make up some lost time.

I hope you enjoy this foggy scenario.


22 Comments
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Not.Silent  [author] 25 Nov, 2020 @ 11:56pm 
I bet a LOT of times robmerlo. Sounds a bit ominous! Cheers.
robmerlo 25 Nov, 2020 @ 10:43pm 
a good run my friend as i was doing the light engine part had me wondering how many times have i done this over my years on the footplate. I remember one driver broke down sent his fireman ahead with a relief order but after he left he got the train moving again and moved about a mile further with a very nasty result when the relief engine arrived
Not.Silent  [author] 23 Jan, 2019 @ 3:42am 
Hi Scouser888. I must do another on this route. I just tried to publish my first on the Bessemer Lake Erie route in the 1940s, but for the first time ever I cannot publish - as there is an issue with the route itself not allowing me to - and I am NOT using any extra DLC at all!! Very, very annoying. It seems some people can't use it. It is fantastic otherwise.
Scouser888 20 Jan, 2019 @ 1:23pm 
Challenging but enjoyable. After stopping at Oroville West Main, I couldn't find loco 753 on the 2D map, but the operational word is 'reverse' and I found it eventually, and completed the scenario. A little long, with lots of 20 MPH running, but you can't always get what you want.
Not.Silent  [author] 20 Apr, 2018 @ 8:44pm 
You have been very busy - enjoying my stuff! Thanks crlynch. Try my 'Free Roam' one on this route, and let me have your thoughts about it please.
crlynch 20 Apr, 2018 @ 6:13pm 
Great work enjoyed heaps thanks
Not.Silent  [author] 7 Feb, 2018 @ 3:09pm 
Glad you enjoyed this one too keith.stroud.52.
keith.stroud.52 7 Feb, 2018 @ 12:54pm 
All went well for me, apart from the weather that is. Thanks for your efforts. Looking forward to some more of your scenarios.
Regards, Keith.
Not.Silent  [author] 30 May, 2017 @ 2:25am 
Keep on doing my scenarios chris5012 - and leaving positive comments (if warranted that is!).
There will be more USA ones soon. First though another short Bristol Blue Period one, based around the two depots and station.
chris5012 30 May, 2017 @ 12:35am 
Yet another brilliant scenario Not.Silent. Thoroughly enjoyed playing it as I have all your creations. Well done again and thank you for sharing.