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johncarrMember since Apr-7-03 · 3 posts
I have been involved in the past few weeks, as a Friend, helping to set up updated routes and activities on the half scale HST cab simulator based in the UK National Railway Museum in York,UK.The museum is due to hold a Japanese week in July as they have a refurbished Bullet train driving coach on display. I am searching the web to find either a download, or purchase CD, web site for the train and route so that the museum can offer the chance for visitors to drive said train. Any such leads to a site would be greatly appreciated, and, if necessary the museum does have a Japanese speaking member of staff to surf japanese sites. Regards John Carr
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henry3Charter Member · 1458 posts
RE: Bullet Train Set & Route for NRM UK
Hello John,I have found the following site to be a sort of "clearing house" for MSTS sites worldwide...http://train-simulator.startkabel.nl/I'm not sure if there are any Japanese sites on their list, but there might be some leads from some of their links.Good luck.Henry
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johncarrMember since Apr-7-03 · 3 posts
RE: Bullet Train Set & Route for NRM UK
Many thanks Henry, it's the first site anyone has come up with and it's a good start.Regards John Carr