Many have mentioned Linie 27 as a great tram route. Has anyone tried the NeuBrandenberg Route from the same author? For those who like to railfan a route the scenery is fabulous
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Many have mentioned Linie 27 as a great tram route. Has anyone tried the NeuBrandenberg Route from the same author? For those who like to railfan a route the scenery is fabulous
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This is where you will find it:http://home.fhtw-berlin.de/~s0384934/screennb1.phpO t t o
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Yes -
I have the Neubrandenburg.
An excellent route, and very detailed. In the built up areas, it brought my computer's FPS down to the low teens.
(AMD 1700 XP, 768 RAM, Geforce 3 TI200 Video)
But once out in the countryside, good FPS and good scenery.
Good assortment off activities, and equipment.
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I also downloaded Neubrandenburg route, and agree that scenery is superb. So far I have found two errors in that a lorry and car are straddled across a level crossing (train simply carries on)and further down the line, train travels over the platform (rail track and platform are as one).
Can these omallies easily be rectified or will they need the author's to rectify?
Bobby H
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