Dorset Coast Goes Forth!

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OMG! Dorset Coast is my favorite route avalible for MSTS and I am so looking forward to this! :D

No need to say hope its good as with Dave you always know the quality and quntity will be brilliant.

And V3 has only been out for a month and a bit on CD....... :o

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desiro5 wrote:OMG! Dorset Coast is my favorite route avalible for MSTS and I am so looking forward to this! :D

No need to say hope its good as with Dave you always know the quality and quntity will be brilliant.

And V3 has only been out for a month and a bit on CD....... :o

Cheers

Ali
I'll second that Ali Dave's work is outstanding
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desiro5 wrote:OMG! Dorset Coast is my favorite route avalible for MSTS and I am so looking forward to this! :D

No need to say hope its good as with Dave you always know the quality and quntity will be brilliant.

And V3 has only been out for a month and a bit on CD....... :o

Cheers

Ali
I agree

and that last sentance is a DejaVu of when DCv3 was first shown and DCv2 had just come on CD

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yeah but remember DC 2 CD went almost as quickly as it came
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Finally - a route where I can drive to both of my local stations! :lol: I am particuarly interested in the Guildford to Reading stretch.
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Am i the only one who is astounded mainly by the way a route from Weymouth-Southampton has now turned into a full on Network in the space of what.... just over a year :)

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tango4262 wrote:Am i the only one who is astounded mainly by the way a route from Weymouth-Southampton has now turned into a full on Network in the space of what.... just over a year :)

Cheers David

Well done Dave
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I assure you, myself and everyone else who has followed this route closely since day 1 are also amazed of how much around a 75mile route from Southampton to Weymouth changed into around a 160 mile route to Waterloo in around a year. :D
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There have been suggestions of combining Thames-Mersey and Dorset Coast .... hehe
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thomascairns wrote:There have been suggestions of combining Thames-Mersey and Dorset Coast .... hehe
I might try it one day for a laugh!!

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ccsdc wrote:I might try it one day for a laugh!!
Yeah - and then extend it for another laugh ;)
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Coxster wrote:
ccsdc wrote:I might try it one day for a laugh!!
Yeah - and then extend it for another laugh ;)
Now Damon thats just being silly :D
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ccsdc wrote:
thomascairns wrote:There have been suggestions of combining Thames-Mersey and Dorset Coast .... hehe
I might try it one day for a laugh!!

Dave
And Just think Dave of all them Screenshots i could do :wink:

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45002 wrote:
ccsdc wrote:
thomascairns wrote:There have been suggestions of combining Thames-Mersey and Dorset Coast .... hehe
I might try it one day for a laugh!!

Dave
And Just think Dave of all them Screenshots i could do :wink:

MARTIN :D
I give up!! :D :D
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After all the hard work you have put into this route, I hope it's compatable with the new Train Sim when it comes out. You have certainly made a brilliant job for MSTS as we have at the moment.
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Let's crank up the routebuilding converter engine... :)
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