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Hope you liked them.
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Sure did, Richard.

What route is that?
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charlierc wrote:Sure did, Richard.

What route is that?
I believe it is the WCML that Barry Mcquire (sp?) was doing. Nice screenshots Rich

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Is that route still under construction?
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Coxster wrote:Is that route still under construction?
Barry became a father so he no longer had time to work on the route so whether it will be appear again in the future I have no idea.
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Thanks for the comments. It is indeed the BETA version of the WCML by Barry McGuire. As far as I know, construction has come to a halt.
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I like these Screenshots of 87s in the rain. I remember 87s were a common sight at Crewe but not anymore as being replaced by titing EMUs. I don't like Virgin's new trains.
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Thanks. It's strange how things change so quickly, I use to regard 87s as boring!
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phat2003uk wrote:Thanks. It's strange how things change so quickly, I use to regard 87s as boring!
Nice pics :D
isn't that true? I use to hate the slammers when they were around but now I miss them :roll:
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Nice to see some shots of the 87's. Thought no one liked them, download count hasnt been too high and nor I have seen any activites which use them, which is a bit odd?
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some nice screenshots there. Reminds me of the days we had a proper WCML but now sadly its just ruled by plastic. Never again will 'Lord of the Isles' (87024) leave Euston on 1S47.... Even now they have returned (on one diagram) they will never be the same none still have there real names on... Sadly IMO 87s are nothing more from a memory.
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Backfoot2002 wrote:Nice to see some shots of the 87's. Thought no one liked them, download count hasnt been too high and nor I have seen any activites which use them, which is a bit odd?
I was using them in some NWE2 that I never got round to finishing. I expect I will finish them some day :) They are great reskins of a great loco

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Backfoot2002 wrote:Nice to see some shots of the 87's. Thought no one liked them, download count hasnt been too high and nor I have seen any activites which use them, which is a bit odd?
They're great! I think everything has just tailed off in general. I wrote a Manchester - Euston activity, but never got around to uploading it.

P.S. phat2003uk, did you ever get round to releasing that excellent Stephenson you had nearly finished?
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Thanks for reminding me about that Simon! I'll get some screenshots done soon and I plan to upload it when I get the OK from Bruce Bryant.
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Excellent news. :)
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