Activities
Note: These activities have only been tested in Open Rails. MSTS users will need to test themselves or be prepared to remove them if a problem occurs. Please refer to the readme file for information on rolling stock required, etc. These activities will only require stock available from this site.
These activities require a little more imagination and thinking, as the instructions are relatively brief, and the user has been given more freedom then in a standard MSTS activity. It may be necessary to manually change points and move off the "defined" path to keep within the spirit of the activity. Like a real train crew, you may need to plan your train movements to achieve the correct outcome.
You may need to "manually" finish the activities once you have achieved the indicated outcome.
As some of the train loads are heavy, you may need to be careful in starting and stopping your train.
If you experience any errors or wish to provide any relevant feedback, please use the contact page
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Start your day at Harrington and drive to the Crowdy Head Quarry for your first load (v1.1 - fixed some consist issues) - by Peter Newell. | 147.04 KB | 1735x | ||
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Your first load of the day will be from the Crowdy Head Quarry to the Crane Wharf on the Northern Training Wall (v1.1 - fixed some consist issues) - by Peter Newell. | 146.72 KB | 1689x | ||
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You have finished dropping a load off at the Northern Training Wall and will take the empties back to Crowdy Head (v1.1 - fixed some consist issues) - by Peter Newell. | 146.7 KB | 1650x | ||
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You will drive a loaded stone train to the Northern Breakwall (v1.1 - fixed some consist issues) - by Peter Newell. | 146.58 KB | 1727x | ||
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You have finished dropping a load off on the Northern Breakwall and will take the empties back to Crowdy Head (v1.1 - fixed some consist issues) - by Peter Newell. | 146.25 KB | 1610x | ||
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It has been a long day and you are now able to return to loco, stable your engine and go for a drink at the local pub (v1.1 - fixed some consist issues) - by Peter Newell | 146.38 KB | 1633x |