Dorset Coast Version 3

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Dorset Coast Version 3

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Just a few screen shots from the short extension I am making to the Dorset Coast Route:

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A couple of 442's and a 455 await departure from Waterloo.

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Panorama of motive power at Waterloo.


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A 442 departs with the London Eye in the background.

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Shot back towards the terminus.

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Tony's place in the background!!

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Finaly, you've got too London :P

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RobertM wrote:Finaly, you've got too London :P

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Yes, I wasn't going to originally, but I could not resist the challenge!!

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Dave

Great Shots - look forward to it :)

Does this mean that while V2 is unavailable on CD, you shall go straight through to V3 with all the replacement files or is the update to V2 ongoing

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Superb Dave, absolutely superb :D

Is that Brians work on the buildings as well?

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Lubberly Dave :)
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ccsdc wrote:the short extension I am making to the Dorset Coast Route:
:lol: :lol: :lol:

Nice shots, good to see that 455 and 444 in their. :wink:

If I haven't already said so, no need to ask permission for the Waterloo Int. roofs, on the house Dave. 8)

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Nice pictures of waterloo station
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nice work :D des this route go to southampton, Or Am I way out?? :lol:
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johnmnstl wrote:Dave

Great Shots - look forward to it :)

Does this mean that while V2 is unavailable on CD, you shall go straight through to V3 with all the replacement files or is the update to V2 ongoing

Cheers

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Haven't decided yet - it will very much depend on timing. Obviously if we can go to V3 for the new CD then we will.

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BR7MT wrote:Superb Dave, absolutely superb :D

Is that Brians work on the buildings as well?

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Yes, there are a fair number of Brian's buildings used here, but also quite a lot of defaults as well.

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trains2 wrote:
ccsdc wrote:the short extension I am making to the Dorset Coast Route:
:lol: :lol: :lol:

Nice shots, good to see that 455 and 444 in their. :wink:

If I haven't already said so, no need to ask permission for the Waterloo Int. roofs, on the house Dave. 8)

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Thanks Rich, I wondered if you would notice the 444 tucked around the back. :D

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kirkheath wrote:nice work :D des this route go to southampton, Or Am I way out?? :lol:
Yes, to Southampton, Bournemouth and down to Weymouth.

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ccsdc wrote:
kirkheath wrote:nice work :D des this route go to southampton, Or Am I way out?? :lol:
Yes, to Southampton, Bournemouth and down to Weymouth.

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Cool, thanks for the Info, Now I can sort of try and re-create the VSOE :D and have fun with commuters etc... really good route for that, nic work :D
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Hi Dave
Hells bells...looks fantastic....whats the frame rate hit with all that UK Finescale though?. :o
Definately need some Fifties roaring out of there. :D
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