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Reading Topic #1454
I know it's not a BVE thing - and apologies for that, but it is a 'bit of fun' and who knows, a bit of inspiration?Have a look.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/southyorkshire/fun/virtual_tram/index.shtml
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There's a similar one for Nottingham as wellhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/nottingham/features/2004/01/500mph_tram_journey.shtml
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The Sheffield site has an option to watch the route at a leasurely speed, aswell as at a fast speed. It seems you can only watch the Nottingham video at 500mph. I wonder if they will do all of the tramlines in the United Kingdom, such as the Croydon Tramlink and the Blackpool Tramway.Damon Cox
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