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Member since Feb-24-03 · 1 posts

LAST EDITED ON Feb-24-03 AT 05:43 AM (EDT)

I'm interested in being able to run equipment and routes on the London Underground for MSTS.I'm aware of the BVE program. Haven't been able to get it to work, and besides it really only gives you a Cabview, and not the MSTS-type from trackside, aerial, etc...The routes I'd like to see SIM'd include the Jubillee Line Extension (opened in 1999), the Bakerloo, Waterloo, and the Central Lines.

Jim Jaworski,
Winnipeg, MB, Canada

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RE: London Underground

Central line in production by Kangstu(spelling?), see UKTS for screenshots.
District Line(includes part of the Piccadilly and Central), in production by DrJimi, see UKTS for screenshots.Well BVE works for me fine. Very high frame rates(well 30 but at least it has never dropped to 1 fps...).

------My favourite LUL train------
London Underground – image 1
"The next station is Chancery Lane"...........Crash! Bam! Booom!...Sends 32 people in the hospital and makes all the other 1992 stocks out of service for motor bracket replacing...

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