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Lindsay, Montana v1.0 fs25-mods
Poorboy Modding, Bruce's Gaming
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Description:
Welcome to Lindsay, Montana. Although Lindsay is a real town, this map is a fictional representation of the area around Montana.
The map reminds me of a combination of the maps I created for FS22, minus the extras those maps included.Map Features:
10 Large FieldsField 1: 7.30 ha
Field 2: 7.30 ha
Field 3: 7.30 ha
Field 4: 7.30 ha
Field 5: 21.57 ha
Field 6: 4.21 ha
Field 7: 36.20 ha
Field 8: 16.18 ha
Field 9: 24.64 ha
Field 10: 28.88 ha – 25 collectibles
– Lots of forestry work
– Sawmill produces planks, boards, lumber beams, and wood chips. All products are produced simultaneously.
– Cement plant produces blocks, cement, and shingles. All products are produced simultaneously.
– Paper mill produces plywood, cardboard, paper, wood shingles, and prefabricated walls. All products are produced simultaneously.
– Sell all points. Courtesy of Schultz Modding. Thanks.
– Train originates from Bcbuhler’s North American train. Prefabricated.
– Water ferry available for use.
– Soybeans will produce straw.
– Long Grain Rice can be planted and harvested without water.
– Constructibles edited to incorporate plywood and other materials from the map.
– A second logging version is also included. If you enjoy large fields, forestry work, and space for your own farm, or just want a straightforward map to play, give this one a try.
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Rico
03 Nov 2025
I’m really looking forward to diving into this map! The combination of large fields and various production chains sounds exciting. It will be great to check out the farming options presented and play around with thendenew features you’ve included. Can't wait to expand my farm in Lindsay!
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Sunny291
01 Nov 2025
This map is pretty nice, but adding AI workers or NPCs could bring more life to it. Things like ambient animal sounds and dynamic events like changing seasons would enhance the immersion and make working in this area feel even more realistic. Just a suggestion!
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