GCR Route for MSTS

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This is true me, Matt Carey, Sootyxfd aka Matt yarldey and steve!

I'm the project manger, building maker and photo's of the route :o
Matt C:- Route builder, building maker, :o
Matt Y:- Activties :D
Mark M:- Buildings and other thing :P
steve C:- also hopefully when he gets a chance building maker, photo's of the route 8)

i think all of us if it goes on CD all the proceeds will go to the GCR i'm not sure on this at the mo is don't qoute me please
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how many GCR route teams do we have on the go now.........


.........and whats with this 'Donationware' band wagon going round at the moment. 2002 was the Freeware year; 2003 was the Vapourware year; 2004 was Payware; and now 2005 is going to be Donationware!
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LucaZone wrote:
.........and whats with this 'Donationware' band wagon going round at the moment. 2002 was the Freeware year; 2003 was the Vapourware year; 2004 was Payware; and now 2005 is going to be Donationware!
2006 Noware year.... :lol:
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Donationware huh, maybe 2005 is the year for donationware
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Did somebody ask how many GCR teams there were? :-?

Bet no-one else can produce an AE print like this yet? 8)


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you can never have too many great centrals...

When's the underware year due?
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this is cancelled becuase MRTS are doing the GCR as 2day
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You can build it for all we like, mine may not get anyway because of exams. :(
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I can't believe more people were not interested by my screenshot from the Activity Editor!

This is a bonafide 200 mile long route, virtually complete (just about to MEUK standards), with activities, that has come my way for review, in the last couple of days. If the author and I and at least one other notable 'other' can get the ducks lined up right, we should be able to get this out as a freeware download
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qzdcg8 wrote:I can't believe more people were not interested by my screenshot from the Activity Editor!

This is a bonafide 200 mile long route, virtually complete (just about to MEUK standards), with activities, that has come my way for review, in the last couple of days. If the author and I and at least one other notable 'other' can get the ducks lined up right, we should be able to get this out as a freeware download
With buildings and scenery?

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BR7MT wrote:
qzdcg8 wrote:I can't believe more people were not interested by my screenshot from the Activity Editor!

This is a bonafide 200 mile long route, virtually complete (just about to MEUK standards), with activities, that has come my way for review, in the last couple of days. If the author and I and at least one other notable 'other' can get the ducks lined up right, we should be able to get this out as a freeware download
With buildings and scenery?

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To Woodhead standards (ie. mostly achieved with default or pre-existing models available from UKTS). There are a few patches still to be sceneried but these are still being worked on. I couldn't tell you how accurate it is but I can tell you that the builder has a huge set of personal and other photos taken of the GCR from 1970 onwards! As I said, I think its just about at MEUK standard (though short of TM4), and fully signalled. So good enough for a 200 mile steam thrash - and I think it will run great on lower spec PC's like Woodhead does. It does need a Marylebone Station though.

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I am definetely interested Steve
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Steve, you have my attention! :lol:

Bring it on!! :D

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Id be interested.Steve...could you PM me your email please....have something to ask...cheers :)
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Post by Christopher125 »

Hi Steve

Sounds superb (hopefully Jason's still working on the UKFS one though :wink: ) We are getting a good ratio of semi-detailed long steam routes and short very-detailed steam routes; however there is still a bit of a lack for a really long but reasonably accurate steam route.

Chris 8)
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