Atomic Systems

Dear Sirs,
could you tell me , where I can find an available map of the track for the excellent WCML route ? Because there is no one on railworks,and it's not easy to see where I am situated with my train in every scenario.
In advance,many thanks for all you accept to do for me.
Regards.
Jean-pierre

Hi Jean pierre and welcome to the forum

If you press 9, you get a 2d view of the route you driving, you can scroll in and out with the mouse.

Andy

Thank you very much Andy,for this information....
At every time,it is pleasant to find somebody on this forum for a little help
Regards.
J-Pierre

navarra wrote:Dear Sirs,
could you tell me , where I can find an available map of the track for the excellent WCML route ? Because there is no one on railworks,and it's not easy to see where I am situated with my train in every scenario.
In advance,many thanks for all you accept to do for me.
Regards.
Jean-pierre

Hi Jean-pierre.

You might find printing these maps out will be helpful. They give you an idea of where the portals lead.

1...http://www.spt.co.uk/wmslib/Maps/rail_network_2007.jpg

2...http://www.networkrail.co.uk/browse%20d ... otland.pdf

3...http://www.networkrail.co.uk/browse%20d ... 20WCML.pdf

Best Regards


Clive

You can also buy the Quail map(s):-

http://www.trackmaps.co.uk/

Note you would need the Scotland and Midlands editions.

bigvern wrote:Note you would need the Scotland and Midlands editions.

Not if you buy the Track Atlas - a worthy investment indeed!

Horgy

Dear All,
Many thanks for all you have done for me.....I can't say anymore....it is very kind of you.
And sorry for my bad English.
Best Regards.
Jean-Pierre

bigvern wrote:You can also buy the Quail map(s):-

http://www.trackmaps.co.uk/

Note you would need the Scotland and Midlands editions.

For the WCML you just need the Scotland edition. It goes all the way to Carlisle.