Great British Diesels

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Great British Diesels

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A sim supplier is advertising "Great British Diesels" release next month
any one have any more details ?

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On a Floppy....????????????

(Sorry, could not resist) :-)
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Great British Diesels


Another collection of famous locomotives that represent the age of rail travel in Great Britain.

This pack of diesel locomotives includes amongst others



Class 58


Class 40


Class 37


Class 50


Class 46


Deltic Prototype


Class 08
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There's "Great British Electrics", too............probably a 10 second download?? ;-)
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Electric download

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with all the Electric they use surely a split second download
anyway would like a nice class 84, 84040 please !!!!

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Have a nosey in the Bluearrow forum, they've got some 84's on the way ;)

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Where is this advert?
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Post by NeutronIC »

It's the next one from Contact Sales following on from Great British Steamers.

It has a selection of mark 1 and mark 2 coaches, modern freight wagons and a number of different diesels in a variety of liveries.

Just as with the GBS pack, not sure it'll really be of great interest to many online users who download a lot anyway - but for those that don't download or can't get things to work and those who are offline and don't even know about this lot, it should provide a pretty reasonable loco pack.

I'm writing some activities for it just using the default settle and carlisle at the moment just so there is a little to do out of the box along with a pile of consists (the biggest flaw in GBS imho was that it had only 3 consists and no activities making it a requirement suddenly to get in to the editing tools to use the product).

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ALSO

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I noticed it on http://www.rc simulations.com.

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Post by ianmacmillan »

Looks like you get the same stuff and more on the NWE CD.

Still....If it encourages the general public to whom it is aimed, I can't be a bad thing.


Hope you are getting a free plug on the cover in return for the activities Matt.
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I'm writing the manual for it too, so whether it's on the cover or not, i'll be putting a note in the manual! :)

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Much will depend on how good the sounds are - particularly the 37's. The freeware 37 sound pack is excellent but still has a problem with looping and dropout at throttle settings below 50% when in cab or head out view.
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bigvern wrote:Much will depend on how good the sounds are - particularly the 37's. The freeware 37 sound pack is excellent but still has a problem with looping and dropout at throttle settings below 50% when in cab or head out view.
Hi Vern

Have you downloaded the latest 37 sound pack, the one from Chris Baily? It has by far the best sounding effects.

 Click to view more informationOH NO! its another Class 37 Sound Set! [5688234 bytes] - UltClass37.zip
File ID: 7909 Date: 20 Jan 2004 - 4998 Downloads


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bigvern wrote:Much will depend on how good the sounds are - particularly the 37's. The freeware 37 sound pack is excellent but still has a problem with looping and dropout at throttle settings below 50% when in cab or head out view.
Yes couldn't agree more....but if GBS was anything to go by...dont hold your breath.
I get the feeling its panic stations in the commercial world...lets squeeze a bit more money...before MSTS dies....very sad..very sad. :cry:
PS I hope I'm proved wrong.
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Post by bigvern »

Downloading the 37 sounds now...

Then all I've got to do is get round to reinstalling MSTS following the big reformat!
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