The Severn Valley Railway - a line for all seasons

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Scenery work is well advanced at Oldbury Viaduct





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Matt

[sean53]

Coming along nicely

[deltic009]

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Thanks to you all for your comments!

Scenery work is well advanced at Oldbury Viaduct



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Regards
Matt

WOW, really looks the part, to compare the view here is a shot of mine with Tornado - although I chose the other side of the fence
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[bailey7802]

Question, 1: for the SVR in TS2013 , what is the recomened coach load limit? 2: How long before its finished?
Kind regards
Jake

[BristolCastle]

Question, 1: for the SVR in TS2013 , what is the recomened coach load limit? 2: How long before its finished?
Kind regards
Jake

Normally SVR have 7 coaches

[bailey7802]

Thanks Tom , I did wonder how many coaches they could manage , in TS2013 , do you have both coal and water supply's at both Bridgnorth and Kidderminster.
Kind regards
Jake

[deltic009]

Question, 1: for the SVR in TS2013 , what is the recomened coach load limit? 2: How long before its finished?
Kind regards
Jake

Normally SVR have 7 coaches

They also run sets with the observation saloon as 8 coaches and when Tornado visited that ran on 9 I believe, 2 mk1s and 7 teaks.

[bailey7802]

So I could run on the route with 9 coaches if needed?
Also will the be watering points along the line matt. , where are the coaling supply's?
Regards
Jake

[RobertM]

They use diggers to load up at Bridgnorth and Kidderminster, dunno how that would be done in RW but in the MSTS version there was an animated digger at Kiddy so you never know.

Water, Bridgnorth, Bewdley and Kidderminster

[FoggyMorning]

They use diggers to load up at Bridgnorth and Kidderminster, dunno how that would be done in RW but in the MSTS version there was an animated digger at Kiddy so you never know.

Water, Bridgnorth, Bewdley and Kidderminster

There's an animated JCB model in game already, with a bit of messing around with the .bin file I think it would be possible to create a loading point from this

[antonyperks]

So I could run on the route with 9 coaches if needed?
Also will the be watering points along the line matt. , where are the coaling supply's?
Regards
Jake

You could run with as many coaches as you wish Jake, its just a Game !

[bailey7802]

True. Which stations in rail works are shortest on the route?
I know the two halts are shorts but that's it?

[deltic009]

True. Which stations in rail works are shortest on the route?
I know the two halts are shorts but that's it?

Highley I think is the next shortest and then P2 at Bridgnorth, that is shorter than P1 - not forgetting the bay at Arley as well.

[Champion1]

The SVR can easy run 11 carriage trains if they wanted... I am there a lot and have seen them run 10 a lot. The Venturer dining train (not the SVR limited dining train) often has 10 here is a vid of that very service at highly http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVEugk72BO4.

Also hopefully both station water points at Kidderminster can be used and also the loco yard one at bridgnorth. They are the main 1s used. The JCB idea for coal is a great one. I loved that feature in the MSTS version.

[bailey7802]

Nice video mate , I sorry to have been confusing you all I mean of I wanted to run round the train at Kidderminster what coach load is max?