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Oyster Bay Railroad v 1.2

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Author:	whamm0
Kind:	map
Build:	4.6 (TRS19)
Size:	2.30MB
Uploaded:	2025-12-11
Downloads:	4 - 0 +

Oyster Bay Railroad v 1.2

The Oyster Bay Railroad is a small TRS19 seaside industrial model railroad. The layout is a merging of both the Loleta & Mad River and the Chesapeake Harbor Belt track plans by Iain Rice with some modifications to connect the two. It has both a small fishing port on the west end (Loleta & Mad River) and a shipping port on the east end (Chesapeake Harbor Belt). The fishing port showcases many boats created by user pat9149 (many thanks to them and the many other creators who contribute to our collective obsession known as trainz).

The route has several interconnected industries: fish cannery and fish wholesaler, scrap dealer, steel manufacturer and appliance manufacturer, a brewery and a couple others. They all use BI3 Basic Industry tracks from MSGSapper.

The route has just the default session. Feel free to create your own sessions for the route. The route may be modified / combined with other routes if desired. Please ask for permission before uploading any modifications to the download station. Original route created by whamm0.

This version works best on the full standard TRS19 version with any supplied content enabled. This version has minor revisions (took all the locos off the display shelves so you don't have to download them and some other minor tweaks). If you find that it is missing assets I have made an alternate version named 'Oyster Bay Railroad - Compatibility Edition' which has many of the troublesome assets replaced.

For any questions/comments/etc there is a thread on the forums titled 'New TRS19 layout - The Oyster Bay Railroad' where you can find out more. Information about the industries and how they interrelate can be found there.

Finally I want to thank all of the very talented content creators out there who share their skills and love of trainz with all the rest of us, without whom, routes like this would not be possible. Thank you all!

Author: Walter Hamm