DP Simulation Ed-Glas Carstairs Extension

[rfletcher72]

Hello everyone,

DP Simulation have released v5.0 of their scenery extension modifications to the Edinburgh Glasgow route, updated now to include the full route between Haymarket and Carstairs.

Full details via the link below:

http://dpsimulation.blogspot.co.uk/2016 ... nsion.html

Enjoy ,

[pjt1974]

Doesn't that man ever sleep

[rosschris10]

Absoloutly fantastic and how on earth this guy can do all this work for free in his own time is beyond me his scenario packs are the best out there he is a Downing near the guy and a great route builder and also has a fantastic reskin net on beard *nudge nudge Richard*

Thank you Darren and the team

[gptech]

Thanks Richard.

[davep]

Echoing Gary's words...

[slp619420]

I done two shows just to show everyone this, it's an awesome extension.

A Class 170 DMU passing South Gyle:

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And a Class 380 EMU passing Kirknewton:

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[rkk01]

Chained scenarios with WCML(N)??? (and Shap...)

[johnrossetti]

Wonderful. Thanks Richard had a great bash into Stirling, got a surprise when Google Earth told me Stirling still had semaphore signals.
Cheers and thanks John

[brysonman46]

Wonderful. Thanks Richard had a great bash into Stirling, got a surprise when Google Earth told me Stirling still had semaphore signals.
Cheers and thanks John

Arrival Stirling Station.jpg

Unfortunately, the semaphores were removed towards the end of 2015, in preparation for the electrification in the next few years. You need to go beyond Dunblane to see the next lot (and northwards up the Highland line)

[smarty2]

I'd like to echo the praise above always wondered when we had wcmln what it would be like going off in that direction! And on a personal note offer my condolences to Darren on the loss of his mother, a very sad time, mom's are special!

[Tom5305]

Another superb creation by another talented guy! Your generosity in building and providing the route as freeware is very much appreciated.
May I also send my condolences on your very sad loss - never, ever easy but your Mum will always be with you, what a lovely tribute.
Kind regards
Tom
Doncaster

[firetrap1]

Just tried this and it's brilliant! Did a quick drive from Carstairs to Waverly with a class 380. Also sure I spotted some SE on the track on this section too

On a quick note, I did spot only 1 error with the vegetation 'growing' through the trackbed infront of my train (a worrying sight at 95mph ), but easily fixed.

p.s. you don't notice the omission of the level crossing barriers either.

I am also curious as to where this picture came from: http://i1024.photobucket.com/albums/y31 ... zxqdol.jpg

The detail looks really good.

chris

[220389]

Looks like some 221 and 390 scenarios coming from me soon then.

I will be able to do most of the journey i take normally now. (just missing Wolves - Preston section) Then the North Clyde Line (A2B section)

[callum1122334455]

Been waiting on this for a while. That's me and my 350 sorted. Bye

Also thoughts go to Darren and his family due to his recent loss.

[J1o2h3n4]

Firetrap,
Don't know what is going on. But this is the response I get when clicking on your link above for the photobucket picture.