No route was ever built from Wikipedia cut and paste or a few photos.

think about where the resources are for anyone to build the route. How big might the interest in this be (any existing model railroading community is always a good start). Talk about online railway forums and membership. Not all the sales will come from India of course but one of the likely reasons for anyone doing this would be to tap a new market. So in your proposal talk about the Indian gaming community, both PC and console. They do it because it’s commercially viable. these routes are built by commercial companies and developers at those companies don’t choose to do something because it’s a challenge. So make sure that your proposal isn’t going to make this any larger than it needs to be. So, the foilage and fauna needed for your route would need developing from scratch. etc.) are based around the existing North European and US routes. One issue that you face is that most of the developed assets (trees, houses, people etc. avoid routes that need big terminals or large urban centers. Make them have a lot of varied ‘playability’. Try and look for routes that have both freight and passenger and probably avoid ‘single use’ routes, that is say ones that only take one raw material from point A to point B. Don’t propose 400 mile networks as they are far less likely to happen. Make this your template for the sort of route you’ll suggest. Look at the size of routes (length, number of stations, number of rolling stock) on existing DLC. However you’ve something of an uphill battle, so I’d encourage you to do more work on your proposal if you want any hope of success.

Personally I’d look at buying Indian DLC. Abhishek Adhikari Indian routes have been mentioned in the past and it’s likely there would be a good amount of interest n it just from India but overseas.

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