I have now uploaded both of these routes, now pending approval on UKTS and available on RW-Trainsim.co.uk. 4Shared links below.
Holyhead Breakwater Railway
The Holyhead
Breakwater Railway was a stretch of industrial railway or tramway approximately
2 ½ miles in length that served to carry stone blocks from a quarry on Holyhead
Mountain (Mynydd Twr) to the Holyhead Breakwater, at just under 1 ¾
miles in length, the longest breakwater in the United Kingdom. The line was
entirely isolated from the national rail network and ceased to be used in 1980,
its sole function being usurped by lorry traffic. It is perhaps best known
today for being the final home of the British Rail Andrew Barclay Class 01
0-4-0 diesel shunter.
The route as represented here for Railworks 3: Train Simulator 2012
depicts the breakwater railway network at its most extensive, with sidings
located at the quarry carved deep in to the side of Holyhead Mountain linked to
a small engine shed at Soldier’s Point by a single track that descends a
gradient of approximately 1 in 50, a brace of sidings on the wharf at the
mainland end of the breakwater and three short loops on the breakwater itself.
The approximate period setting for the route is the early 1970s, but like many
other industrial backwaters in Great Britain, little of substance seems to have
changed since the 1930s.
http://www.4shared.com/archive/ZHImvUcp/Holyhead_Breakwater_Railway.html?
Ay Valley Route
The Ay Valley route
is a fictional network of lines set in the West of England, focused on a main
line that runs roughly parallel to the real-world Great Western Main Line. The
focus time period is approximately from 1990 to the present day, although it is
possible to run scenarios set in the 1970s and 80s as well with a little
artistic license.
Full list of requirements for each route are included in the enclosed PDF manuals.
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