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Reading Topic #153
LAST EDITED ON Apr-22-03 AT 11:58 AM (EDT)
Heres two screens of the first station, tell me what you think!
Hope you like them!..::Retro Kid::..
Visit Southern BVE, home to the new fictionous Southern electric route, and also the Brighton - London Victoria route!
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LAST EDITED ON Apr-22-03 AT 01:37 PM (EDT)
Looking good so far
Are you adding 3rd rail to it?
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Yeh I havnt edited the track textures yet, but indeed there shall be 3rd rail. I have also just updated platform textures so now they look southern...::Retro Kid::..
Visit Southern BVE, home to the new fictionous Southern electric route, and also the Brighton - London Victoria route!
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It looks like the people's leg have melted and have sunken into the platform!
------My favourite LUL train------
HAPPY NOW? It's not moving anymore.
It's still the same train but in another livery, that's all.
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They laid the asphalt on a very hot day and forgot the warning signs 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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