Thornhill Station
From Dogcraft Wiki
m (Text replacement - "Category:SRN" to "") |
Darparniox (talk | contribs) No edit summary |
||
| Line 20: | Line 20: | ||
Thornhill Station was an impressive structure, sitting high atop a hill overlooking the surrounding area and towering well up into the sky. The structure was built mainly with Spruce Logs from the surrounding forest with accents of Prismarine, Dead Coral, and Red Nether Brick. The main room had the connection to the Southbound rail as well as a connection to the [[Nether Transport Network|NTN]]. The station did not have any connecting lines and was also the end of the line for the North Line. | Thornhill Station was an impressive structure, sitting high atop a hill overlooking the surrounding area and towering well up into the sky. The structure was built mainly with Spruce Logs from the surrounding forest with accents of Prismarine, Dead Coral, and Red Nether Brick. The main room had the connection to the Southbound rail as well as a connection to the [[Nether Transport Network|NTN]]. The station did not have any connecting lines and was also the end of the line for the North Line. | ||
{{TransportDiagram North Line (Survival 3)}} | |||
==Photo Gallery== | ==Photo Gallery== | ||
Revision as of 23:15, 14 January 2023
| Thornhill Station | |
|---|---|
| Survival 3 | |
| Station | |
| World | Survival 3 |
| Network | Survival Railway Network (Survival 3) |
| Line | North Line |
| Opened | December 24, 2019 |
| Builder(s) |  Cookies58_ &  darparniox |
| Location | X= 96 Y= 89 Z= -7997 |
| Connections |  1 (End of North Line) |
Thornhill Station was the fifth and final station of the North line of the Survival 3 SRN and followed on from Endor Station.
Design
Thornhill Station was an impressive structure, sitting high atop a hill overlooking the surrounding area and towering well up into the sky. The structure was built mainly with Spruce Logs from the surrounding forest with accents of Prismarine, Dead Coral, and Red Nether Brick. The main room had the connection to the Southbound rail as well as a connection to the NTN. The station did not have any connecting lines and was also the end of the line for the North Line.
Photo Gallery
A far off look at the impressive structure.
Interior view of Thornhill Station.
| |||||||||||||||||
This page was last modified on 14 January 2023, at 23:15. (14 months ago)
