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Good luck with getting rid of the tunnel and opening up the old two :) Oh, and you'll have to get the wires gang in to get all that old catenery down! (Some of the original stuff is still up today!)[/quote] Perhaps I'm getting old, but I seem to remember the overhead wires were there (if not all com...

Kim It is really worth the wait. Martin has done a fantastic job on the route. I'm struggling to write activities that are worthy of inclusion on the CD, but am enjoying every moment of driving over this beautiful line. Off to drive a pre-WW1 mixed train. The route might only be short, but this act...

SVR devotees might like to know that the history of Arley station is being offered for sale on eBay - currently at £3.50 with no bids. Item number: 2227636110

Hull-Scarborough? Nice sea views, large terminus, Yorkshire wolds scenery. :lol: At the risk of being howled down by modern image interests, why not the Hull and Barnsley railway over its whole length of about 50 miles, set in, say 1921/3, when you can mix H&BR, NE, LMS, LNER, GCR and L&Y. I've jus...

Thaks, moderator.

The Harz photos can now been seen on:

http://www.atomic-album.com/search.php?form_user=ceefax

More Harz photographs from 1993 at:

http://album.atomic-systems.com/showPic.php/116106/

The only trouble is, their activities eat into work time if you are not careful! Tell me about it Thanks, I'll investigate If you work from home on a computer (I do) then the temptation just to have ten minutes in the Harz is overwhelming. Suddenyl the hpone rings and you have to shut it down. Roll...

[ quote="davidaward"]Ill post this in this thread it has relevence: I have the Harz Route and I'm most impressed with it, what other freeware routes are recommended from http://www.the-train.de, German MSTS seems interesting[/quote] I'll second that. Try the late night Last Train Home and see the H...

I would love to see this modelled in GC days, prior to or during WW1 and would be delighted to be a part of a team that would produce custom structures, rolling stock and actvities.[/quote] Me too. I'm a beginner at MSTS, but I have a reasonable library, including George Dow's magnificent 3 volume h...

Has anyone got diagrams and photos for the LNER compartment stock. I hope to make them for Rail3D in the near future. Thanks Alan Alan: I have a copy of Historic Carriage Drawings (LMS/LNER) somewhere in my groaning loft. I suspect there might be a 4mm plan in that. I can hunt it up if you wish and...

ca55ie wrote:Yep, Mailing it today!!!

Very many thanks to Ca55ie for his help. I'm in the loft this weekend to dig out the hundreds of photos I took on this system just after unification. If anyone needs a close up of a train or (sometimes) a station, I'd be glad to help

Is there some kind soul (either in UK or Germany) who could put all the Harzquerbahn files on a CD and post it to me? I only have a somewhat unreliable dial-up connecttion as ADSL hasn't penetrated my small village (and probably never will) So downloading 20-25 meg would be a hazardous operation! I...

Is there some kind soul (either in UK or Germany) who could put all the Harzquerbahn files on a CD and post it to me? I only have a somewhat unreliable dial-up connecttion as ADSL hasn't penetrated my small village (and probably never will) So downloading 20-25 meg would be a hazardous operation! I ...

I still have a copy of the old Argo LP of a Jubilee on the Settle and Carlisle; I don't play it now as it is too precious. I have done an MP3 copy for myself - to prevent wearing out the 40 year old disk. But I don't know the copyright implications of using sound from that (there's more than half an...