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Railway - Gravel Network

Can't use elevated?

you can disable wires with Network Skins 2

Which is the wireless edition of narrow tracks?

I mean I get that, but it's a bit of a pain filling larger areas with a narrow network like this, plus it only has the brighter gravel on the sides so it looks a bit weird. I guess I can try putting mud as the gravel in my map theme see how that looks.

Entire purpose of custom gravel is to have a... custom gravel that doesnt mix with theme-dependant gravel texture. That's the reason why Narrow gauge has a custom gravel base, unlike RWY. It was to remove gravel from the mix, because people usually have mud textures for gravel theme, and people who sponsored the network collection specifically demanded custom gravel.

If you want to fill the gap, you can use this network as filler between tracks, it works the same.

A decal version of the gravel would be highly appreciated or a decorative network with just the bright gravel so I can fill up gaps in between the different tracks. Or maybe a texture file that I can add to my map theme gravel could also work.

Right now I'm using the Narrow Railway tracks to make my central station but the gravel from any of the map themes I use does not match the gravel color of these narrow tracks, leaving gaps between the tracks.

A decorative gravel asset would be highly appreciated!

Hmmm. Jut some feedback for you.
I could not place this on ANY railway track other than the generic track, and have it show correctly. With the generic track, I could place it, and it sat neatly between the twin rails. However it did look a bit strange. To correct that strange look I placed two more on either side but that took too long to do all my track. curves were even more difficult with a lot of tweaking.
However, using it on single track, it looks really good. Only comment, it looks a bit to "clean" with its straight edges. I can't make assets so I am not sure how it all works. I am grateful that people like you, do make them tho. Thanks.

OK, lets give this a go!