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now please dont laugh im not up to scratch will steamers, and this does bear some resemblence to the a3's etc was the same loco designer involved in both designs?? If you don't know the answer its not a stupid question. :) Basically, yes. Great Northern was the first pacific designed by Sir Nigel G...

Any chance of a similar PM telling me where this is from?

Looks similar to things I've seen. Just to rule me out. Its not Holocuast related or Russian is it?

Just a few simple ones?

Firstly are there any TSR signs available anywhere? Trying to turn an accidental brake application on a drive through for timing into some work on the line!

And realated to that how do you get the popup messages as you drive? I must be missing it somewhere.

Having been playing various versions of MS Flight Sim since CFS1 and FS98 I have to say Flight seems like a jump in the wrong direction. The only improvement I can see is a slight improvement in performance and a improvement in the default scenery. Although 3rd party stuff available for FSX nullifie...

Did anyone think that this isnt so much a game as it is a test of a new game engine that allows destructible ground when you drive over it? Come on guys, not everything is a game 8) From the website... SPIN TIRES UPCOMING GAMES And FULL GAME COMING SOON And Never stuck for a challenge, the Intel(R)...

I wouldn't mind seeing a model which won't go forward or backward but will only drop uncontrolled vertically for 13ft.

I fear there may be few uses in scenarios for that.

I love the Class 70, everything about the external look of it says Powerrrrrrrrr! like no other loco on British railways has ever before. <whinging Pom> Wash your mouth out with soap and water! One is clearly forgetting the mighty Deltics! </whinging Pom> Normal Antipodean service is resumed. Rik. ...

Can't help thinking that a route with line speeds of 200kph+ but only 42km is going to be, well, short, very short.

Shame as I would love to have some more prototypical German routes. (hint hint )

john13 wrote:Queenstown, on Lake Wakatipu, New Zealand ?

Well done that man. Over to you.

No. Glad I've managed to slow it down in here!

dorlan wrote:If the names of the lake and the town are bonuses, are we looking for the name of the tump hidden by clouds?
Is it in Italy?

I meant town only, extra credit for the lake. I guess punctuation is important.

And its not in Italy.

No, wrong town, lake and country.

I think its Stac Pollaidh/Stack Polly. Love being a geography student sometimes! :lol: It IS Stak Pollaidh! Thought that might last longer! :P Over to you. Ash I've got a geology lecturer who is an avid hillwalker and there as some great mountains up there for geology examples he uses. I thought I ...

I think its Stac Pollaidh/Stack Polly. Love being a geography student sometimes!