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i know for a there is a 121 that could be brought upto the standards of 121020 and 121032 somewhere not too far away from the branch

its mainly the ride that concerns me, i have it from a good source that the ride was pretty awful from it, although i think that was the prototype. I can see it being very overcrowded though as at certain times in the day the 153 that used to be there was crammed (from what i remember)
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OK, this project has come back from the dead yet again (like the creature meantioned in my avatar)

There are currentley 6 Network Northwest Pacers on the test bench at the moment and should hopefully be up towards the end of this week / early next week

Then i shall move onto getting some Arriva Trains Wales 143s upto a standard im happy with for them to be released


(ive also got some BR Provincial 142s, BR Provincial 143s, BR Tyne & Wear 143s, Valley Lines 143s (and possibly a 142), and BR Western Region 142s waiting in the wings aswell)
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Some Updates

One of the Network Northwest Six Pack - 142059 - Pack Complete, Under Test

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Arriva Trains Wales 143606 - 90% done

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Valley Lines 143 - 143605 "Crimestoppers" - Complete, Ready for Test

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None of the 143s have been in game yet but should be shortly
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ok

The Network Northwest pack has now been uploaded onto the system

 Click to view more informationBR Network Northwest Class 142 Mega Pack [6366046 bytes] - NetworkNW Pacer Pack.zip.zip
File ID: 21315 Date: 28 May 2009 - 466 Downloads
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These pacers are lovley any charnce of one with a York or a Leeds destination ? :D :wink:
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Excellent Models Top notch
Im looking foward to driving 059 and 063 up and down the cumbrian coast in NWE v3
Keep up the good work
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dave13 wrote:These pacers are lovley any charnce of one with a York or a Leeds destination ? :D :wink:
Hi dave

Yes i do have some with North Eastern destinations in mind, Infact im currently staring at 142087 with blinds for york (see signature picture below) and there may be a few more in blue for this region. Also i have 142025 in cream with Middlesborough blinds


Thanks for the kind words guys
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Just a heads up

The next pack to be released will be a pack of Valley Lines Class 143s

(Arriva Branded versions will appear later)
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Super work James, look forward to the rest of them. :D
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Next lot are up

Its the Valley Lines Class 143s

 Click to view more informationValley Lines Class 143 Pack [9151151 bytes] - Valley lines 143s.zip
File ID: 21319 Date: 29 May 2009 - 575 Downloads


Will be my last for this week as i have some stuff to do in the real world
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Cool I'll look forward to driving those of East Coast Express :D :D
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Do these 143s use some kind of Maglev system? Mine have no wheels. Not sure what's causing it but I've looked in the .ace files and there's no sign of a wheel anywhere. Anyone else have this problem?
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Hi Bob
Not sure ..... because I haven't run any yet..... but the wheels should be textured by '143d.ace'.
Having said that the wheel radius in the wagon section is given as '12.1in' ..... not sure but that may cause problems.
Also looking through the file they appear to be vacuum braked ?
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Nothing wrong here Bob, tested them for James before upload and just had another check now. You cannot see the wheels from the side because of the way the bogie has been made, not sure if its really like that but from an end view i can see wheels turning. I have had some odd results of late with alphers not showing right with a high setting on my graphics card, would that be the problem your end?

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Aha, now I look very carefully I can see wheels. I was expecting two axles, i.e. four wheels per bogie but I guess there is only one axle, i.e. two wheels. Is that correct? If I kneel down between the tracks I can see a wheel on each side, with the right wheel on the rail and the left wheel inside of and below the top of the rail.

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