Mountain Station
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| Mountain Station | |
|---|---|
| Survival 4 Beagle | |
Images coming soon! | |
| Build | |
| World | Survival 4 (Beagle) |
| Builder(s) | Slomo_1994 Template:Slomo 1994 |
| Contributors | MonkeyMando271 Darparinox |
| Completed | 1/4/2021 |
| Location | X= -4984 Y= 64 Z= -350 |
Mountain Station (also known as West 3) is the 3th station on the West line of Survival 4's Beagle world, on the Dogcraft Server. The station was built by Slomo_1994 and features a hybrid of realistic station and Minecraft features.
About
The station is an impressive structure, partly based off fictional and real British stations built in the Victorian era. The station utilises a curved roof, much like that of York (without the complexities of a curved platform). It also features many parts of a large station, such as a café and retail opportunities.
Other important features include 2 branchline connections, an ender chest, map, bed, pet lead, and NTN connection. The tunnel for this represents the station, and features the same colour pallete.
History
For a long time, I, (Slomo_1994) have been fascinated by rail transport. Over my (many) creative worlds, both on Bedrock and Java, I have been able to refine my station designs, and this station throws together all of the best bits of my many attempts, whilst also making sure it fits in with the rest of the network.
Line Canon
This line extention was built to carry clay and other materials from the area to the rest of Beagle, hence the relics of old industrial factories and refineries along the line. The line was also opened for passengers after the operators realised more money could be made from the line, and the small goods station was demolished to make way for this new station. Eventually, after the dawn of inter-dimentional travelling through the nether (via the NTN), and inter-world travelling to a purpose-built mall, the line became obselete, and closed to goods. It now remains a passenger line.
West Line (Beagle)
Grand Central Station
Mountain Station (<-- You are here)
