Pinewood Station
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Latest revision as of 01:37, 4 December 2023
| Pinewood Station | |
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| Survival 5 Shepherd | |
| Station | |
| World | Survival 5 (Shepherd) |
| Network | Survival Railway Network (Survival 5) |
| Line | Shepherd South Line |
| Opened | August 18th 2023 |
| Builder(s) |  AdamB4255 |
| Location | X= 80 Z= 8460 |
| NTN Connection | NTN South Tunnel |
| Connections |  1  0 |
Pinewood Station was the fifth station on the Shepherd South Line on Survival 5. The station was designed and built by AdamB4255 and was opened to the public on the 18th of August 2023 in a joint opening alongside the third and fourth stations on the Shepherd South Line, Cape Turtle and White Thorns respectively. Pinewood was the terminal destination of the Shepherd South Line.
About The Station
The station location was picked out by 
Montenator after AdamB4255 approached him looking to build another SRN station. The station itself was built in a modern rustic style, modelled off of a Swiss style ski lodge. The station sat amidst a taiga biome on the banks of a large lake. The station was largely built from spruce variants and a combination of stone bricks, cobblestone and andesite. The gently inclining roof was broken up by several large chimneys equipped with hidden campfires to give the illusion of smoke.
The inside was decorated in a very detailed manor. The room housing the NTN portal was decorated with several colourful mosaics along the wall, as well as having tables and a fish tank inside. The main room included beds and utilities including a food dispenser, this room also included the main entrance to the station, and would have included the terminal for a main line further southwards had it been built. The room at the southern end of the station featured a comfortable lounge area with great views out to the lakeside and surrounding coniferous forest.
Approaching the station by rail.
Pinewood from the middle of the lake.
The back of the station where the line would have extended southwards.
The interior of the station by the main line terminal.
The NTN room with mosaics along the walls.
The southern lounge.
The main atrium of Pinewood.
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