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I was M.O.W. train #1933 for the first 45 minutes of the session, Sea View Detective being the dispatcher: Later, I ran the Express on a short run to Port Pelican:I became the dispatcher later on. Armed with a map of Seaview 3 taped onto the back of some cardboard, some thumbtacks and crayons, I dispatched for the remainder of the session.Enjoy!Kurt Come ride my little train that is rolling down the tracks to the Junction....
Multiplayer eh? What exactly do you mean by that... I didn't think it was possible?Forgive me for sounding ignorant...Tim Frost NVTA Subway routes for BVE: http://nvta.co.uk
Sea View DetectiveMember since Apr-5-03 · 91 posts
RE: Seaview Multiplayer run - screens!
YOu use a programme called "Roger Wilco" to contact the dispatcher and run trains in explore route mode. Quite fun actually! You need a good imagination to "see" the other traffic! Lol! Matt13 year old Steam Loco driver.
The MOW crane and boom car are repaints I did of Mark Toland's models an hour before the multiplayer session. The boom car still needs some texturing work. The extra standard flatcar, GP18 and caboose are from the Seaview Railways Mega Pack.I may release the crane set after I finish the Seaview Express, but don't hold me to it.Take careKurt Come ride my little train that is rolling down the tracks to the Junction....
Well HURRY UP!!!!!! j/k...take your time...rather wait for a good model than to have a rushed one! BTW..have you heard from Jeff Bush lately? he was supposed to send me some files..
Later, I ran the Express on a short run to Port Pelican:
I became the dispatcher later on. Armed with a map of Seaview 3 taped onto the back of some cardboard, some thumbtacks and crayons, I dispatched for the remainder of the session.Enjoy!Kurt
