Episode 160 now up. You can see some of the layout I've set up so far, though I need to refine it a bit.
Style-wise, I'm thinking classical European, as I mentioned in the video. Some of the examples, but not exactly to scale, are:
Budapest Keleti:
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/CHZ-HkaGnCM/maxresdefault.jpg
Amsterdam Centraal:
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/59/175650146_292ab99f4e_o.jpg
London Waterloo:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/28/Waterloo_Station_Victory_Arch.jpg
We can take it a couple different ways, but I think Waterloo is closer to what I'm looking for.
Cool. You didn't particularly mention which materials you wanted for the facade. Any ideas? (I'm presume a lot of bricks and 1.8 andesite since you want it to match Katzegard.)
So all the lines are going to come out that east-facing platform, correct? So would the purple line spur come up from underground underneath the lobby, or would you want to route it around the station? I guess the cyan line has to, but we can reroute the tunnel as need be.
I'm not sure if we wanna' shift around the platforms or not, but right now we've basically got four actual rail
tracks-two for each direction for the cyan line, and then presumably only one bi-directional spur line to the purple and one to the grey. I guess the other two can be another full line if someone wants to expand out from Katzegard at some point? Either way I think you allocated roughly enough space already.
If you want to base it more on Waterloo, do you want to angle the wings forward any, or leave them on straight 90º axes?
I started playing around with the entrance in sod nearby.
Also, are you going to want to regrade that little hill/lip in front of the station so that you get a more majestic view?
Let me know when you'll be around to work on it on the server, I can make myself pretty available if I know beforehand and I'm close to your timezone
(and yes, I know you asked those questions in the video, but dammit I need answers!)