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Technical NumptyMember since Apr-16-03 · 206 posts
RE: Trams
Hmm.I don't know if there are that many. There has been quite a bit of talk about the Croydon Tramlink and I seem to recall something about a heritage NE Tram route as well. Whether either of these came to anything I really don't know.Have you tried searching the archive?TN
Just to clear up the above post The Croydon Tramlink was in production by a mate of mine, David Ashling, but he decided to stop production. No-one is currently making it. He did set-up a site though, http://www.freewebs.com/bvetramlinkThe heritage 50's tram came with the NETram route by Tom Beevers. A great little route (which didn't require a high-spec PC ) but has dissapeared since the closure of BVE Route Junction. If Tom allows me too, I will set-up a temp/permanent location for it for people who wish to download it. Damon Cox - http://www.virtual-rail.co.uk
There are a few American trams at my personal web site http://alfredbarten.com (see Download). The newer versions of BVE don't handle the moving handle on the controller very well, though. I've been "away" from BVE for a while, so I missed some of the "developments" of the newer versions and their "fixes." -- Al--------------------- Alfred Barten, Editor Virtual Raillroader
