I fancy a trip to the seaside.
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chrisiveson
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I fancy a trip to the seaside.
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Great shots chris
Route and stock work amazingley well. Must ask though where the loco, coachs and the steam effect in most of your recent shots came from ??
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Ah, good old Lyme Regis
. Got a few sets of pictures taken of my birthday train on the route, might be worth having a look at.
http://forums.uktrainsim.com/viewtopic. ... 3288367685
http://forums.uktrainsim.com/viewtopic. ... 3288367685
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The scenery in the Lyme Regis route is just so realistic. Those shots show it at its best.
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just a few from me chaps, 
very good route, and imo a very nice old engine too, isnt it nice that we still have the real thing too,
shame the same cant be said for the line

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very good route, and imo a very nice old engine too, isnt it nice that we still have the real thing too,
shame the same cant be said for the line

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