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I've just noted that the new route is now available, and intend to purchase it on Monday night. I'm certainly looking forward to it, as I really enjoyed the MSTS route, and played it quite a lot, particularly the third party updates for it, where grades were eased, and other improvements made to it...

This looks like a good place to ask a question. I'm finding this route to be fascinating in it's details but I wanted to ask are the hexagonal concrete bunkers actually leftover defenses from WWII, or are you guys still expecting an invasion from across the pond?

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Look forward to it,always one of my favourite MSTS routes.

The Wind!

Duncan

A statue to be erected in the Rail Sim, Rail Works, Train Simulator 2013 etc., Hall of Fame in the honor of Keith. The very best route ever!!!

Duncan

The wiki article about the Standard Class 6 tells us that a Clan worked the Stranraer Boat Train. The JT Class 6 is on my list. Can anyone tell us more about the Boat Train please? Here is a link to the passenger timetable for Dumfries to Stranraer in 1947. http://www.timetableworld.com/book_viewer...

The new Scenario in the file library "You want Chips With that?" requires a Shell-BP repaint for the Fastline Simulation 102t Class A Tank. Where can this be found. I have searched the file library high and low to no avail.

Duncan

Left coast yank here again. Now that the hi-speed plastic fantastic is out of the way, it’s time to concentrate on the Western Lines of Scotland with a couple of questions. I seem to recall that not all of the freight stock being included with the route had air brakes. How does a novice tell equippe...

Have I missed something? I thought this was to be released in early February. I would have thought that would have been on the 7th, as the 14th is definetly more mid February. Being over here on the left coast of the USA I'm really more interested in "the Western Lines of Scotland" than the NS Herit...

As a un-informed yank from the left coast I have to ask what exactly all of the initials used with the coach stock actually mean.

Duncan

Guy for the left coast of the U.S. needs to know if any of the freight equipment that comes with Rhur-Seig, Munich-Augsburg or the Cologne-Dussledorf would ever be found on the rails in the United Kingdom? I'm thinking specifically of the tankers for use around the new refinery on the Edinburgh-Glas...

Gentlemen, Thank You. That is exactly what I was looking for. Some of the DMU and EMU consists now make a little more sense.

Duncan Cushing

Is there some where I can reference to try to understand all the different initials associated with the various British passenger cars, DMUs, EMUs and freight cars. Being from the left coast of the country on the wrong side of the pond I haven't the foggiest what DTCL, MBS, TSO, DMOC, HHA, etc. etc....