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Wulf_9Member since Apr-7-03 · 84 posts

Some In-Cab Views for the New Users – image 1

Hi all,Since there are more Bve hopefuls joining up, I am starting this thread as a gallery for anyone who would like to show how real and nice a Bve train/route can look, post only screenies of reasonable size of views taken WHILE DRIVING THE TRAIN, I would like to give our new members something as a benchmark to go by, so make 'em good, you have plenty of routes and trains to choose from, think about it before banging your 323 into full power and pressing the button, ok?Lastly could you include a little bit of info so people don't all go "what's that route" or "what train is that" and we get drowned
I'll start one off so you get an idea of the format.=====================================================================Some In-Cab Views for the New Users – image 2This one was, obviously, for New Year (the train does not have the message in it!)
The Winter Night run, nearing Milton Keynes, in a cosy 87025 with night-time panel selected Route: WJ-MKC by Anthony Bowden
Train: Class 87 no. 87025 "County of Cheshire" by SLW=====================================================================So, let's see how creative you can all be and showcase our prides and joys to the best.CiaoSaxon Locomotive Works - "The difficult we do immediately; the impossible takes a little longer"http://www.zodiac-infosystems.co.uk/rail/bve

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RE: Some In-Cab Views for the New Users, Tim Frost, Apr-20-03, 09:11 PM, (1) RE: Some In-Cab Views for the New Users, tof63, Apr-21-03, 03:33 AM, (2) RE: Some In-Cab Views for the New Users, D2UK JLE Line, Apr-21-03, 05:06 AM, (3) RE: Some In-Cab Views for the New Users, Wulf_9, Apr-21-03, 07:53 AM, (4) RE: Some In-Cab Views for the New Users, Routemaster J, Apr-21-03, 01:18 PM, (5) RE: Some In-Cab Views for the New Users, Routemaster J, Apr-21-03, 01:19 PM, (6) RE: Some In-Cab Views for the New Users, Routemaster J, Apr-21-03, 01:26 PM, (7) RE: Some In-Cab Views for the New Users, mind_the_gap, Apr-21-03, 01:51 PM, (8) RE: Some In-Cab Views for the New Users, mailer_diablo, Apr-21-03, 02:01 PM, (9) RE: Some In-Cab Views for the New Users, Wulf_9, Apr-21-03, 02:14 PM, (10) RE: Some In-Cab Views for the New Users, mind_the_gap, Apr-21-03, 02:27 PM, (11)

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Tim FrostMember since Apr-9-03 · 98 posts

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Some In-Cab Views for the New Users – image 3

LAST EDITED ON Apr-20-03 AT 09:22 PM (EDT)

Here's an M1/E90 Express entering Stapleton/Lawrence on the Blue Line:
Some In-Cab Views for the New Users – image 4An M1/L75 Local coming into service at Main Street Plaza on the Yellow Line:
Some In-Cab Views for the New Users – image 5The same M1 entering the Yellow Line yard after completion of the run from Main Street Plaza to Civic Center:
Some In-Cab Views for the New Users – image 6The doors on the end car of the M1 on the right are open, the driver is probably waiting to board your train and head home for the night!
Some In-Cab Views for the New Users – image 7Train: M1 L75 and E90 by SLW: http://www.zodiac-infosystems.co.uk/rail/bve
Route: NVTA Blue and Yellow Lines by Tim Frost: http://nvta.co.ukTim Frost
NVTA Subway routes for BVE:
http://nvta.co.ukSome In-Cab Views for the New Users – image 8

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Routemaster JMember since Apr-14-03 · 62 posts

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LAST EDITED ON Apr-21-03 AT 01:23 PM (EDT)

Here are a few from the DLR route!
The train is DLR_B92_46 which will be available with the route when released, and the loaction shots are given.Limehouse Station

Joshim,
currently constructing the DLR Route for BVE check out MY NEW WEBSITE www.freewebs.com/joshimsbveroutes

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Routemaster JMember since Apr-14-03 · 62 posts

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LAST EDITED ON Apr-21-03 AT 01:27 PM (EDT)

Approaching West India Quay station, visible in background Canary Wharf, One canada square and HSBC towers.

Joshim,
currently constructing the DLR Route for BVE check out MY NEW WEBSITE www.freewebs.com/joshimsbveroutes

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mind_the_gapMember since Apr-10-03 · 6 posts

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LAST EDITED ON Apr-21-03 AT 01:59 PM (EDT)

Below: The mighty Class 66 from SLW on the 100mph section between Balfearn and Loch Barrat on Robert Glass's Sandymill to Invermay route. Some In-Cab Views for the New Users – image 18Jed

I've not got an attitude problem - you have a perception problem

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