Crouch Valley Version 2
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Hi guys,
The class 302 was from overmarze whom you share a the photo with on your signature. He has not been on here for a while, not sure why and sadly I very doubt the 302 will ever appear as a download on here. Shame as it is a lovely looking unit.
Thanks matt for the feedback, did you say a while back you lived Maryland way in London? I am just finishing up on the section between Stratford and Ilford.
Also as a little break I have completed all of the central line bits around Stratford where the tube comes out of the ground before going back in.
Jamie
The class 302 was from overmarze whom you share a the photo with on your signature. He has not been on here for a while, not sure why and sadly I very doubt the 302 will ever appear as a download on here. Shame as it is a lovely looking unit.
Thanks matt for the feedback, did you say a while back you lived Maryland way in London? I am just finishing up on the section between Stratford and Ilford.
Also as a little break I have completed all of the central line bits around Stratford where the tube comes out of the ground before going back in.
Jamie
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Hi Jim
I live in Leytonstone so Stratford, Maryland and Forestry Gate are all an easy walking away.
Looking forward to it, but still enjoying the current version!
Matt
I live in Leytonstone so Stratford, Maryland and Forestry Gate are all an easy walking away.
Looking forward to it, but still enjoying the current version!
Matt
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Will look forward to hearing what you think as you live close by and everyone else. I really want to finish it but keep finding new things to add. Just installed Niall quins excellent asset pack and put life rings along Southend pier and bicycle racks in some of the stations.
The route mileage has just been extended 6 miles with a small but cool chunk of the London underground central line between Liverpool st and Stratford. Will be a little distraction from the main line running.
Final route mileage should be about 100 miles. 30 to go
The route mileage has just been extended 6 miles with a small but cool chunk of the London underground central line between Liverpool st and Stratford. Will be a little distraction from the main line running.
Final route mileage should be about 100 miles. 30 to go
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Wow my underground nut son is going to absolutely love this one!
Matt
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sounds excellent, Jim, looking forward to trying this one out
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Not heard anything for a while , hope everythings allright
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Hello, all still going ok and there is light at the end of the tunnel.
I got a bit carried away and have added the Marks Tey to Sudbury branch line so that extra 12 miles added a lot of work.
Hopefully will have some more news soon and images
I got a bit carried away and have added the Marks Tey to Sudbury branch line so that extra 12 miles added a lot of work.
Hopefully will have some more news soon and images
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That's great news. The original route is still one of my favourite ones, so I really look forward to seeing the next instalment 
Regards
Manuel
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i really cant wait for this just one thing there isant any 92 stock presant is there?
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May I politly ask have you actually read Bob's post here?class508128 wrote:i really cant wait for this just one thing there isant any 92 stock presant is there?
http://forums.uktrainsim.com/viewtopic. ... 7#p1384247
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he is new , i dont think he hasconnorurry wrote:May I politly ask have you actually read Bob's post here?class508128 wrote:i really cant wait for this just one thing there isant any 92 stock presant is there?
http://forums.uktrainsim.com/viewtopic. ... 7#p1384247
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Jim, so looking forward to this update to Crouch Valley. I used to live in South Woodham Ferrers late 80's, early 90's and spent many hours on this line going into town. Moved over to Canada in 2007 but spend a lot of time on your current route within Railworks. The Great Eastern route on msts, although good considering the platform, just doesn't cut the mustard with me so to hear that you are doing the route from Liverpool Street to Southend is just brilliant. It's a shame nobody has done the Fenchurch St. C2C line but I suppose that is very limited as far as traction is concerned, even though you could run the district line alongside up until Upminster.
Looking forward to your progress updates and eventual release, take your time it looks great.
Regards
Looking forward to your progress updates and eventual release, take your time it looks great.
Regards
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Hi, thanks for the message.
Went to Canada last year, beautiful country, bit nicer then Basildon
I did think about doing the c2c but, as you say, its quite limited on traction and is a bit more of a up and down line.
I felt the Great Eastern was more suitable with the express trains, commuter services etc.
Will keep you updated. The end is now in sight, although can't decide whether to extend to Ipswich or not. I'll think about that when I have finished Liverpool St.
Kind regards
Jamie
Went to Canada last year, beautiful country, bit nicer then Basildon
I did think about doing the c2c but, as you say, its quite limited on traction and is a bit more of a up and down line.
I felt the Great Eastern was more suitable with the express trains, commuter services etc.
Will keep you updated. The end is now in sight, although can't decide whether to extend to Ipswich or not. I'll think about that when I have finished Liverpool St.
Kind regards
Jamie
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I think you should continue the route to Colchester because you may know that gypbrc is building the geml and east anglia and he is stopping at Colchester perhaps you can try and merge routes?