Very cool.

I would've loved N scale, but HO was cheaper and more available. Plus, it was close enough to my Matchbox cars in size so I could make the whole layout work.

Sounds like I might need to get my mother's permission to attend!

Seriously, this sounds like fun! I'll be sure to stop by.

woohoo, looks like so much fun!

My build is pre-steam power (bronze age/medieval theme) but I grew up playing with HO model railroads. You're making me nostalgic!

I've seen train sets...somewhere. You might need to do some hypergridding to find what you're looking for. Maybe try Adachi? I can't recall where I last saw them. And bear in mind there are three primary physics models here, with UBODE being the latest. Vehicles built for, say, Bulletsim won't work ...

Welcome, Paul! Sounds like a fun place, and I look forward to seeing it get built. You're absolutely right: way more bang for your buck with open sim! I shudder to think about the literal thousands of dollars I spent in tier to LL over the years before finally making the switch. There's no going back!

Hiya Senga! We met at the aforementioned meeting :) You can absolutely visit other grids (AKA "hypergridding") and may I recommend OSW as a great resource for discovering other places to visit across the hypergrid: https://opensimworld.com/dir When you find a region you're interested in visiting, co...

Outstanding, Ilan and Oren!

This could really catapult Kitely into a brand new league.

Congratulations, you guys. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that these efforts you've invested pay dividends for years to come.

Nice find! Thanks for sharing.

Interesting to see how "outsiders" are viewing these virtual world platforms.

And I agree, it's stunning to see open sim completely left out of that discussion! Though maybe also unsurprising, considering the lack of marketing of OS grids in general.

This is really great, Graham!

Are you available for hire by chance, for scripting projects?